Interactions with Ride1UP bikes on 99 Spokes over the last 30 days

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  2. Canada
  3. Australia
  4. Italy
Ride1UP price point breakdown
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$12,000
Ride1UP bikes by category
Urban
Ride1UP eBikes
eBikes
Ride1UP model ranges
Gravel
CF Racer1

Current Models

1

price

$2,295

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Urban
Prodigy

Current Models

7

price

$1,995—$2,695

Browse Prodigy bikes »
Cafe Cruiser

Current Models

2

price

$1,395

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Core-5

Current Models

2

price

$1,045

Browse Core-5 bikes »
LMT’D

Current Models

2

price

$1,595

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Revv

Current Models

2

price

$1,895—$2,395

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Rift

Current Models

2

price

$1,795

Browse Rift bikes »
Series

Current Models

2

price

$1,595

Browse Series bikes »
Turris

Current Models

2

price

$1,295

Browse Turris bikes »
Gravel Roadster v2

Current Models

1

price

$1,245

Browse Gravel Roadster v2 bikes »
Portola

Current Models

1

price

$995

Browse Portola bikes »
Roadster v2

Current Models

1

price

$895

Browse Roadster v2 bikes »
Recent reviews
Electric Bike Report
Ride1UP LMT’D V2 Review

Apr 2024 · John S. Bozick

Sweet Simplicity: This Commuter E-Bike is Straightforward, Practical, and Fun! Many of the e-bikes we’ve reviewed here at Electric Bike Report offer a variety of specialized features; phone mounts, electronic horns, high/low beam headlights, etc. The Ride1UP LMT’D V2, on the other hand, keeps things basic but functional. In our review, we discuss the real

Highs
  • A reserved level of pedal assist with an analog bike feel thanks to a torque sensor.

  • Great range from the efficient motor and 672 Wh battery.

  • Overall simplicity with all the necessities for an effective bike with no distracting bells and whistles.

  • A comfortable ride with a cushy saddle, high rider placement, and wide, stable 27.5” x 2.4” tires.

  • Highly customizable through the settings menu – switch from Class 2 to Class 3, program PAS settings, etc.

  • Great stopping ability from the Tektro M275 hydraulic brake system.

  • Effective gearing even at 28 mph with a 48T chainring and 12-32T cassette.

Lows
  • As with most Ride1UP e-bikes we have tested, the LMT’D seems sized for shorter riders. Those in the 6’+ range may feel a bit cramped.

  • Most of Ride1UP’s models include brake lights, but the LMT’D V2 does not. We encourage the brand to add them in the future.

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Outdoor Gear Lab
Ride1Up Portola

Mar 2024 · Joshua Hutchens

The Ride1Up Portola is a value-priced folding bike that is utilitarian and comfortable. The bike arrives mostly assembled in Class 2 mode. A 750W rear hub...

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99 Spokes
Ride1Up Prodigy XC Review

Mar 2024

The Ride1Up Prodigy XC is an e-hybrid with just a bit more capability in adverse conditions

Highs
  • Impressively quiet and smooth Brose motor

  • Name brand MTB inspired part spec

  • Affordable

Lows
  • Only available in one size

  • Not quite refined enough for single track trails

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Outdoor Gear Lab
Ride1Up Prodigy V2 LX XR CVT

Mar 2024 · Joshua Hutchens

The Prodigy V2 brings high-tech refinement to a value-priced electric commuter bike. Powered by a potent Brose mid-drive motor and a sleek gearless hub...

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Electric Bike Report
Ride1UP CF Racer 1 Review, 2024

Mar 2024 · John S. Bozick

This lightweight carbon fiber gravel/road e-bike features great specs, responsive handling, and an unbeatable price! With its carbon fiber frame and drop bars, Ride1UP has effectively raised the bar (pun intended) with the CF Racer 1. This entry-level gravel/road e-bike comes at a price point that had us picking our jaws up off the floor.

Highs
  • Extremely lightweight and nimble with a total weight of 29 lbs!

  • Premium construction at a seriously affordable price. We’d expect a price around $1,000 more for a carbon fiber frame elsewhere!

  • Subtle and smooth pedal assist up to 28 mph with the 250W Bafang rear-hub motor.

  • Available in both gravel- and road-specific configurations.

  • Decked out with a full complement of reliable name brand components – SRAM, Bafang, Samsung, Selle Royal, etc.

  • Includes a tasteful color display with easy-to-read info.

  • A clean, stealthy design with a seamless carbon fiber frame, fully internal battery, and a tiny motor.

Lows
  • The limited number of frame sizes and monocoque carbon fiber stem/handlebar unit combo means fit customization is limited.

  • Internal wiring requires additional labor/cost when performing routine maintenance through a mechanic.

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99 Spokes
Ride1Up Prodigy XC Review || Best Value E-Hybrid

Mar 2024

The Ride1Up Prodigy XC is one of the best deals you can get get on a well-equipped E-hybrid bike. But don't let the "XC" moniker ...

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Ride1UP bikes are most popular?

The most popular Ride1UP model families are the Prodigy, Series, and Roadster v2.

Q: Does Ride1UP make eBikes?

Yes, Ride1UP is primarily an e-bike manufacturer.