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I think they used Reenton batteries. Try checking eBay or AliExpress.

Been wanting to do this trail. Where is this taco shop? What side do you start on?

But then why do I lose the ebike vs designer purse battle? Like as a family we can use 3 to 4 ebikes, I can't use her other purse. :)

Please let us know how it is. If I didn't already have a Solterra.2 I would get one of these too. Maybe I should sell the Aventon.

New version is out: https://ride1up.com/product/roadster-v3/ Electrek article: https://electrek.co/2024/09/12/ride1up-roadster-v3-launched-as-new-low-cost-belt-drive-e-bike-with-torque-sensor/ I like the 10-speed version.

No really new products and pricing isn't much better than the competitors... I wouldn't doubt it. It's too bad... they had a really good product when they first started and everyone caught them in value.

I blame Sur Ron and Super 73. We have kids riding in the middle of main roads popping a wheelie from light to light. Breaking arms and legs does not seem to deter them (saw one kid with a cast). :(

At least it stays EBR. :) Thanks Court and congrats to Justin and Michael. Long live Electric Bike Repview!

I use this one: https://a.co/d/3MK748C Very light weight, good view once you figure out the angle and easy to more permanently mount with zip ties. I've tried the other ones but don't find them as stable (the longer the arm, the more shaky the mirror).

Their newer bikes have not dropped. Meanwhile, I think Aventon is raising their prices due to tarrifs?

I’m looking at the Xpress and the R1U Turris. Very similar.

It most likely does... Usually holding the + or ^ on most ebikes.

That was in December. Haven't heard of anything about them since. Just like Electric Vehicles... companies going out of business.

I haven't checked in a while but it does look like Sondors went under.

After using a torque sensor with a rear-hub (Soltera.2), I'm not too keen on it. Could be the 350w motor but after going back to my 500w with cadence sensor, I prefer the way it feels vs the torque sensor. I'm glad Lectric finally has a full-size bike in it's lineup... too bad it doesn't fold...

This was actually earlier this week but Ride1Up has permanently dropped prices on many of their models: https://electrek.co/2024/04/09/why-a-leading-electric-bike-company-just-slashed-nearly-all-its-prices/ I always thought R1U was already affordable so this is good for anyone on the fence.

You will probably have to wait for EVs to become more widespread and have options like removable/replaceable batteries. Current best case usage for EVs is local commuting with home/work charging or decent public infrastructure.

I think Lectric prefers dealing with hub drive motors probably for cost scale and support/maintenance.

@PatriciaK That's what I say... PHEVs are actually the worst of both worlds because you still have the ICE maintenance, low EV range and the worrisome ICE/EV interchange. Someone on Electrek asked me why it's not the best of both worlds and I said because most PHEVs don't have 300mi EV range...

When someone else put this in a 27.5+" form factor, I'll get it. In this 20" space... I'd probably stick with the Portola for a folder which just edges out the XP 3.0.