Buying guide
Hidoes electric bike – models from the folding C5 to the long-distance B9 at Wheelyshop
Hidoes builds rugged electric bikes with a moped look, a wide saddle, off-road tyres and a pure electric mode – power and comfort rather than a slim city bike. At Wheelyshop you will find the whole span: the folding C5 at 22.4 kg, the compact B6 Mini, the full-suspension B6 with a 750 W motor, the long-distance B9 with 150 km of range and the G2 electric dirt bike for private land. Range spans 50 to 150 km, batteries from 374 to 1,622 Wh and weight from 22.4 to 53 kg. All of them have a throttle and a top speed above 25 km/h, which formally places them in the moped class in the EU – more on that below. At Wheelyshop you get free delivery on all electric vehicles, a 2-year warranty and spare parts.
In short
- The range: Hidoes electric bikes and an electric dirt bike with 50–150 km of range, 374–1,622 Wh batteries, 250–3,500 W of rated motor output and 22.4–53 kg of weight.
- Technology: pure electric mode on all of them, front suspension across the board and full suspension on the B6, B6 Mini and G2, E-ABS or hydraulic disc brakes, an ignition key and a colour display.
- The right model: the C5 if you fold and carry, the B6 Mini for compact comfort, the B6 for power and hills, the B9 when range decides, the G2 for terrain on private land.
- Rules in Europe: no model meets the pedelec class – a 750 W motor or a throttle with a top speed above 25 km/h means moped class, and the G2 is for enclosed areas only.
- Wheelyshop: free delivery on all electric vehicles, a 2-year warranty and spare parts for Hidoes.
Choosing the right Hidoes electric bike – a guide to the models
The models meet very different needs: one you fold, one that rolls 150 km on a single charge and an electric dirt bike with 140 Nm. Here are the models, the technology and the rules so you get it right from the start.
Hidoes electric bikes model by model
Hidoes C5 is the light folding model: 22.4 kg, 14-inch pneumatic tyres, a 250 W motor (350 W peak), a 36 V 10.4 Ah battery, 50 km of range, cruise control and front suspension. Hidoes B6 Mini is the compact sibling with 16-inch off-road tyres, full suspension, 48 V 10.4 Ah, 55 km of range and 25 degrees of climbing ability at 34.65 kg. Hidoes B6 is the power model: 750 W rated and 1,200 W peak, 48 V 15.6 Ah, 70 km, 7 gears, full suspension and hydraulic disc brakes on 20-inch wheels. Hidoes B9 has the biggest battery in the line-up at 48 V 33.8 Ah (1,622 Wh), a 750 W motor, 150 km of range, indicators, dual charging ports and seven gears.
Hidoes G2 is not an electric bike but an electric dirt bike without pedals: 3,500 W, 140 Nm, 48 V 23 Ah, 70 km of range, full suspension, hydraulic disc brakes and indicators, controlled with a twist throttle and built for the track and private land. Compare it with other brands under electric dirt bikes.
Range and battery in Hidoes electric bikes
The stated range applies to the lowest assistance level and flat ground; expect 60–75 percent in real mixed riding, so roughly 30–38 km for the C5 and 90–110 km for the B9. On throttle alone the figures drop faster – the B6 is rated at 40 km and the C5 at 28 km on pure electric power. The battery is removable on the B6, C5, B9 and G2, while the B6 Mini charges in the bike. Charging takes 5–9 hours depending on the model; the B9 has dual charging ports and two chargers in the box, which cuts the time considerably. You will find more long-distance options under electric bikes with long range. Our practical tips to get more range from every charge apply to e-bikes too.
Motor, torque and weight
The C5 and B6 Mini have 250 W rated output with 350 and 500 W peak respectively and 60 Nm, which is enough in town and for climbs of 15 and 25 degrees. The B6 and B9 have a 750 W rear hub motor with 60 and 65 Nm, carry 150 kg of load and are the choice if you live in hilly terrain. The G2 is in a league of its own with 3,500 W and 140 Nm. Weight follows power: 22.4 kg for the C5, 34.65 kg for the B6 Mini, 43 kg for the B6 and B9 and 53 kg for the G2 – if the bike has to go up stairs, the C5 is the obvious choice.
Frame, suspension and comfort
The frame is sporty and moped-like with a wide saddle, kickstand, mudguards and lights front and rear. All models have front suspension, and the B6, B6 Mini and G2 also have rear suspension that takes the edge off potholes and kerbs. The brakes are hydraulic discs on the B6 and G2, and disc brakes with E-ABS on the C5, B6 Mini and B9. The B6 and B9 have seven gears, while the C5 and B6 Mini are single-speed. Recommended rider height goes from 150–190 cm on the C5 to 170–210 cm on the B9. The C5 is the only folding model, no model is listed with a step-through frame and none comes with a rear rack.
Rules in Europe for a Hidoes electric bike
Across the EU an electric bike counts as a bicycle (pedelec or EPAC) only if the motor is rated at no more than 250 W, assists only up to 25 km/h and the throttle does not drive faster than 6 km/h. None of the Hidoes models meets all three requirements. The B6 and B9 have a 750 W motor, and their 25 km/h limiter does not change the classification. The C5 and B6 Mini do have 250 W, but a pure electric mode with a top speed of 32 and 35 km/h respectively formally makes them speed pedelecs or mopeds too. That means registration, insurance, a helmet and a driving licence or moped permit on public roads – otherwise only enclosed private land. The exact requirements vary by country, so check your national rules. The G2 has neither pedals nor a speed limiter and is exclusively for the track and private land. Read more about road rules in the EU, find an approved helmet among our helmets, or pick a model for the cycle path among all our electric bikes. The EU rules on pedal assistance, throttles and speed limits are explained in our guide to electric bike laws in Europe.
Service, warranty and spare parts for a Hidoes electric bike
All models come with a charger, tool kit and manual; the B9 also comes with a pump, a lock and two chargers. Everyday maintenance you can handle yourself: tyre pressure, chain, brake pads and storing the battery cool and half charged if the bike stands for a long time. IP54 on the B6, B6 Mini and B9 and IPX5 on the C5 cope with rain, but never use a pressure washer. At Wheelyshop a 2-year warranty and free delivery are included, and wear parts such as tyres, inner tubes, brake pads and chargers are ordered through our spare parts portal.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Hidoes electric bike legal in Europe?
None of the models counts as a bicycle under the EU pedelec rules. The B6 and B9 have a 750 W motor, and the C5 and B6 Mini have a throttle with a top speed above 25 km/h, which formally makes all four moped class with requirements for registration, insurance, a helmet and a driving licence or moped permit on public roads. Without that they may only be ridden on enclosed private land, and the G2 electric dirt bike is for the track and private land only. Rules vary by country, so check your national requirements.
How far does a Hidoes electric bike go on a charge?
The stated range is 50 km for the C5, 55 km for the B6 Mini, 70 km for the B6 and G2 and 150 km for the B9 with its 1,622 Wh battery. In real mixed riding you should expect 60–75 percent of that, and considerably less if you ride on the throttle alone.
Which Hidoes electric bike is best for commuting?
The C5 is the easiest to combine with trains and stairs thanks to its 22.4 kg and folding frame. The B9 suits long distances with 150 km of range, indicators and dual charging ports. Remember that both are moped class and need registration and insurance for riding on public roads.
Is a Hidoes electric bike foldable and does it have suspension?
The C5 is the only folding model. All models have front suspension, and the B6, B6 Mini and G2 are fully suspended with damping at the rear as well. No Hidoes model has fat bike tyres, but the B6, B6 Mini and B9 roll on wide off-road pneumatic tyres.
Are spare parts available for Hidoes?
Yes, wear parts such as tyres, inner tubes, brake pads, chargers and keys are ordered through Wheelyshop's spare parts portal. All models are also covered by a 2-year warranty, and the battery is removable on the B6, C5, B9 and G2.
























