Ride1Up Roadster V2

It's definitely/\s/different to some of the other electric bikes/\s/ I've ridden and for a thousand dollars I can't/\s/recommend this enough.

All in all, I've gotta say I am super happy with the Ride One Up Roadster V2 Gravel Edition. There's a ton of value here.

Limited budget, so the Radmission and Ride1up Roadster v2 rose to the top. I like the belt driven single speed, and stealth is a plus, but the roadster can't accommodate a rack which is a dealbreaker. Does anyone have experience with KBO?

If you want to ride it without the motor on you want to go as light as you can. The ride1up roadster v2 is only 33lbs with a 350w motor, the radmission is under 50lbs with a 500w motor, the storybike story road bike is 33lbs with a 350w motor, and the babymaker pro is 33.2lbs with a 350w motor. Those lighter bikes will feel a lot better on the road if you are planning to ride with the motor off.

Ride1up roadster v2 - stealth and light but smaller battery no throttle. Aventon pace 350 - new updated model nice stuff.

It's a mid-drive bike that comes in three models (XC, step-through commuter, and standard commuter) that would handle your hills with ease and easily make it to work and back on a charge. Otherwise, any of their hub-drive bikes except for the Roadster V2 would be a good choice, and range from $1045 - $1695. A friend of mind has had the 700 and 500 for a couple of years, and I've ridden along with him and his son for several hundred miles.

At 35 lbs it's the lightest electric assist bike I've seen anywhere so far, which is one of my most important considerations.

But much heavier than alternatives and screams eBike a bit more. I've got the 1.0 and it served me well for 2 years before I started to crave something a bit lighter. - For a little more ... Ride1Up Roadster V2 "Gravel Edition". This is what I'm planning to update my 6-mile commuter to after the winter months.

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