The Fiido D11 is one of my favorite folding ebikes I’ve tested, offering sensible range and performance with a unique, attractive design. But at its entry-level $999 price point, what the bike was missing was some polish: the welds looked a little sloppy, the cables were a bit messy, and the pedaling offered basic cadence-based assistance as opposed to a fancier torque sensor. Enter the Fiido X. Launching on Indiegogo today, the bike offers a refreshed, cleaner design than the D11 that tidies up most of my biggest pain points with the original. It also includes a torque sensor, which…

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