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I have a two year old Ride1up 700 for sale in NYC/ Manhattan. Recently went through full servicing - new brake pads, chain. 2100 miles on it. Wear & tear includes 1. Paint chip - see pics 2. Missing rubber cap for the charger port on the frame - see pics Fast charger included. Also...

I hear you on the weight vs battery capacity trade off and you are right that the Current is on the list because it's the closest thing I found. I was just wondering if there are other bikes that meet the required trade off of battery capacity and weight. Well it seems like watt wagons pulse...

I take your point as the bike being a great value at the current point. My whole point was to see if during the year Frey offers promotions on CC, and if so how low have people see it go in the past 6 months. Hope I can get just a factual response to that. Thanks.

Looking for an e-bike that both my wife and I can share. I already have a Ride1up 700. She is 5’7” and I am 5’11”. Main criteria is: 1. Price < $4000 2. Weight ideally under 50 lbs (Priority current is 53 lbs, which is the highest I would go) 3. Battery at least 450 wh Other than that: 1...

Frey normally lists CC for $4580. What sort of promotion one could normally find on it?

Just completed 2000 miles on my Ride1up 700. Probably one of the best purchases I have made. I live in NYC and having the bike has given me an amazing level of flexibility and mobility. My subway/ taxi usage has gone down by probably 80%. A few things I learnt: 1. Some of the specs I was...

Ravi, hope the move went smoothly. Good luck with everything. Just when we all hoped things would start coming back to normal, supply chain mess seems to be getting worse. As of right now what’s your best time estimate for at scale production and delivery of Samurai?

I have a belt drive non-electric bike and an electric bike with derailleur. I personally feel a lot of times certain products get pushed on this forum as the “best answer for everyone”. Eg I see mid-drive bikes being recommended as the “best option” even when given the use case a hub drive bike...

It’s got a long wait time but I think Ride1up Prodigy will give a serious run for money to all the other mid drive bikes out there.

I have had Ride1up 700 for 2 months, 500 miles on it and like it a lot. Will recommend that you strongly consider it.

Also check out https://flx.bike/products/step-through-2-0. Bafang m600 motor.

I paid $100 here in NYC.

Great pick. You will love it. FWIW I got the bike shipped directly to a local bike shop, that built it for a reasonable price. It was great to just pick up the bike and ride. Also got peace of mind that the bike is tuned up. The bike shop also has been helpful as I make other changes to the bike...

I have Ride1up 700 and really like it. Agree with others that 500 could be a good buy for you. My only other thought is to not wait. I got it a month ago and love going out everyday.

I really like f5 trail. Feels like super moto 2.4 should be a standard tire. I have also asked them if they can do this will swept handlebar and adjustable stem of step through 2.0. Would make for a nice comfy commuter bike that can also do light trails.

That looks like a nice bike.

Agree. If I have done a 20 mile ride, I feel there maybe cumulatively a mile or two in there when I exceed 25mph. Mostly I find myself between 18 to 23.

See here my review of 700. I had probably tried mid-drive bike from every known manufacturer out there before I concluded that for my use case hub drive is better. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/early-review-of-700.42971/

Not sure. I got 700 in ST frame. It says for 5’ to 6’2”. I am 5’11” with 33” inseam. I have never felt that the bike is too small. I don’t even have the seatpost at the highest setting. One upgrade I suggest is suspension seatpost. I spent $100 on Suntour. So worth it.

That’s true. Even with motor providing 500w of power I have no trouble getting Upto 28mph. And it still feels very leisurely. I don’t know about juiced but in ride1up you can configure how much assist you want at each level.