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2026 Ride1UP

Roadster v3

A 700c aluminum frame commuter e-bike with modest components and tektro hydraulic disc brakes.
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Manufacturer Price

$1,445
FrameAluminum
SuspensionRigid
ForkAluminum
Wheels700c
GroupsetmicroSHIFT Advent
Motor500W 50Nm hub-drive
Battery360Wh
BrakesTektro Hydraulic Disc
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3'11" +

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Reviews
Electric Bike Review
Ride1Up Roadster V3 ST Review - Sleek And Affordable

Feb 2026 · Mike East

Ride1Up Roadster V3 review with full performance testing. We test the low-step frame's motor power, battery range, internally routed cables, and ride quality. A full spec breakdown, color option, and real-world performance analysis of this sleek e-bike.

Observations
  • The Ride1Up Roadster V3 continues the legacy of the popular Roadster lineup, now with updated specs that make it more capable for 2025. The frame design stays sleek and minimal, now with a 500W motor with torque sensor and a 28MPH max assistance speed, all while priced at a very competitive $1,395.

  • The Ride1Up Roadster V3 offers two drivetrain options: a single-speed Dayco Power carbon belt drive if you want simple and low maintenance, or a 9-speed microShift Advent setup if you need gearing options. Frame choices include Low-Step, Regular High-Step, and Large High-Step. There's also a suspension fork model now if you want front travel. So, yeah, there’s pretty much something for everyone here.

  • I've been a fan since the first MIVICE motor paired to an Intui-Drive torque sensor I tested. They're nearly silent, very smooth and natural. It didn't feel like I was riding an 'ebike' but rather I just felt like I was in better shape than I actually am. The 360Wh battery gave me 48 miles in testing, which beat the brand's 40-mile estimate and works fine for daily commuting or weekend fun.

  • I love how Ride1Up ships the Roadster V3 with quality tires regardless of what's available. My test unit had Pirelli Cinturato 700x45c rubber, but you might get Schwalbe G-One RS or Continental Terra Trail. All three are solid gravel tires that handle mixed surfaces well, have low rolling resistance and add to the comfort factor. See Latest Price

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Electric Bike Report
Ride1Up Roadster V3 Review | Clearly Evolved

May 2025 · Griffin Hales

This Light And Sleek City E-Bike Exceeds Expectations At Nearly Every Turn. Ride1Up made its name by delivering e-bikes with parts and performance a step or two above the average of bikes with similar price tags. Now, with the Roadster V3, Ride1Up has expanded the versatility of its city bike model while still equipping the

Highs
  • The motor power works nearly seamlessly with a rider’s pedal effort. It’s one of the best hub motor/torque sensor pairings we’ve tested.

  • The bike has terrific handling. A stiff frame and fork help move the bike precisely, whether weaving around obstacles or diving into turns.

  • The 44-lb weight is more than manageable for a city bike, but it has more power than most bikes in this weight class.

  • There are many components we don’t find in this price range, like the Schwalbe G One tires or the Shimano Deore drivetrain.

  • Three different frame sizes (including a smaller mid-step frame option) help dial in the fit for different rider heights.

  • It’s one of the cleanest-looking Ride1Up bikes to date! It has a minimalistic look, hidden cables, a lack of splotchy welds, and a nice paint job overall.

Lows
  • Given the stiff ride, the flat pedals with grip tape aren’t our favorite. Feet can slip or be bumped out of position.

  • We wish the taillight would have had brake light functionality.

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Outdoor Gear Lab
Ride1Up Roadster V3

Nov 2024 · Joshua Hutchens

The Ride1Up Roadster V3 is a minimalist take on electrified riding, but it's not a bare-bones offering. This cafe-style class 2 bike rolls on 700c wheels...

Highs
  • Simple

  • Lightweight

  • Well-appointed

  • Low maintenance

Lows
  • Limited adjustability

  • Minimal vibration dampening

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Specs
Build
Fork

6061 aluminum hydroform, 100mm x 12mm thru-axle

Stem

15° rise; 31.8mm bar hidden cable stem

Handlebar

Straight bars; 680mm width; 40mm rise; 31.8mm bar clamp; 10° sweep

Saddle

Selle Royale Vivo

Seatpost

31.6mm x 350mm seat post, dual bolt pivot clamp

TypeRigid

Grips

Ergonomic grips by Ergotec

Groupset
Shifters

microShift SL-M819 Advent trigger shifter

Cassette

Microshift 11-36T cassette

Brakes

Tektro HD-R285, 2-piston hydraulic brakes

TypeTektro Hydraulic Disc

Wheels
Spokes

Stainless steel 14G front/13G rear

Tires

700x45c Schwalbe G-One RS OR 700x45c Continental Terra Trail

Electric Components
Motor

500W Angled gear quiet MIVICE hub motor with 50nm of torque

Battery

36V, 10Ah (360Wh) Samsung 50GB, 21700 cells removable battery. TUV Certified to UL 2271

Display

Two-tone, 1.3" VeloFox tempered glass OLED display with integrated throttle

Accessories
Lights

Front: 120 lux front light, Rear: Buchel 8 lux rear light

Fenders

Front and rear 2.3" metal alloy fenders

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