Fiido D11 – Available to Order

SUPPLIER UK WAREHOUSE · AVAILABLE TO ORDER · SW17 HANDOVER

Fiido D11

A folding commuter e-bike, available to order through Bike Clinique with careful mechanical preparation and a personal handover.

£1,110

Available to order from the supplier UK warehouse: D11, according to the Fiido dealer update dated 20 October 2026. Supplier UK warehouse availability is not workshop stock, immediate dispatch or a showroom demo. We recheck the exact UK variant, specification, colour or size, price and timing before you commit or travel.

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Grey Fiido D11 folding commuter e-bike on a plain background
Fiido-supplied promotional photography; the final colour, package and UK specification are confirmed before order.

Who should consider it?

Commuters combining cycling with stairs, indoor storage or other transport.

Before recommending it, Bike Clinique checks folded dimensions, complete-bike weight, carrying route, rider fit and charging access.

The Bike Clinique handover

  • Workshop build and mechanical inspection
  • Brake bedding-in and control checks
  • Rider-fit and practical-use adjustments
  • Charging and safe storage guidance
  • Tyre, brake and routine-maintenance guidance
  • Questions answered before you leave

Ordering, not box shifting

Bike Clinique confirms the exact current UK variant, colour, specification, supplier availability and final price before an order is agreed. Your bicycle is prepared through our workshop at Unit 1, The Swan Centre, Rosemary Road, London SW17 0AR. Customers may travel to SW17 for a face-to-face collection and handover.

Current guide price: £1,110. The exact variant and package can change the final quotation. View the official Fiido model source.

See the Fiido D11

Manufacturer-supplied Fiido promotional video. Exact UK specification and accessories are confirmed before order.

Fiido D11 questions

Is the Fiido D11 in stock at Bike Clinique?

Available to order from the supplier UK warehouse: D11, according to the Fiido dealer update dated 20 October 2026. Supplier UK warehouse availability is not workshop stock, immediate dispatch or a showroom demo. We recheck the exact UK variant, specification, colour or size, price and timing before you commit or travel.

How does Bike Clinique prepare the Fiido D11?

Bike Clinique builds and mechanically inspects the bicycle, beds in the brakes, checks rider fit and controls, and provides an in-person handover covering use, charging, storage and routine maintenance.

Can I use Cycle to Work for the Fiido D11?

Bike Clinique accepts Cyclescheme, Gogeta and Green Commute Initiative. The e-bike must be a UK-legal EAPC (250W, 15.5mph). Eligibility, certificate value and the complete package must be confirmed before an order is placed.

Can Bike Clinique help me choose the right Fiido D11 version?

Yes. We check folded dimensions, complete-bike weight, carrying route, rider fit and charging access before recommending or ordering a particular version.

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Pay with Cycle to Work

We accept Cyclescheme, Gogeta and Green Commute Initiative.

E-bikes can go on Cycle to Work with all three providers if the bike is a UK-legal electrically assisted pedal cycle (EAPC): motor no more than 250W, and assistance that stops at 15.5mph. We confirm the exact model in writing on your quote.

  1. Ask us for a written quote showing the exact items and price.
  2. Apply through your employer's provider (Cyclescheme, Gogeta or GCI) using our quote. Your employer approves it.
  3. Collect from our workshop at Unit 1, The Swan Centre, Rosemary Road, London SW17 0AR. Bring your certificate or voucher code.
Ask us for a Cycle to Work quote How Cycle to Work works at Bike Clinique

Savings depend on your tax band and your employer's scheme. Cyclescheme and Gogeta say you can save up to 47%; GCI says 28% to 47%. We quote the exact total, because Cyclescheme doesn't allow topping up a certificate with your own money. The bike must be for you, not a child. Cyclescheme and GCI exclude cameras and GPS bike computers.