Ride1Up E-Bikes

Ride1Up has 6 e-bikes on Pedal Picker, priced from $995 to $1,795, 5 of which have a throttle. The highest-rated Ride1Up pick is the Ride1Up Vorsa at 4.8★. Compare the full lineup below.

Ride1Up Vorsa
$1,595
Commuter
4.8(196)

The Ride1Up Vorsa is an SUV-style do-it-all e-bike that pairs a 750W AKM hub motor (95Nm, 1,380W peak) with a 720Wh Samsung-cell battery and a unique switchable torque/cadence sensor system. With a 440-lb payload, 150-lb modular rear rack, 100mm suspension fork, and 27.5x2.6-inch Schwalbe tires, it commutes on weekdays and hauls kids, cargo, or gravel miles on weekends for $1,595.

440-lb PayloadSwitchable Torque/Cadence SensorTested 92-Mile Max Range
Class 3750W60 mi rangeThrottle
Best for: Riders who want one bike for commuting, cargo hauling, and light off-road adventures
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Ride1Up Roadster V3
$1,395
Commuter
4.7(306)

The Ride1Up Roadster V3 is a stealthy 40-lb city and gravel e-bike that hides its 360Wh battery and 500W Mivice hub motor so well most people won't clock it as electric. With a torque sensor, hydraulic brakes, 700x45c gravel tires, and a choice of 9-speed chain or maintenance-free carbon belt drive, it rides more like a nice analog bike that happens to have a tailwind.

Only 40 lbsBelt Drive OptionHidden-Battery Stealth Look
Class 3500W40 mi rangeThrottle
Best for: Riders who want a light, natural-feeling e-bike that looks and handles like a regular bike
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Ride1Up 700 Series
$1,695
Commuter
4.6(1,200)

The Ride1Up 700 Series is a value-packed Class 3 commuter that punches well above its price with a 750W motor, big 720Wh battery, and a full Shimano drivetrain. The latest version adds a torque sensor and 9-speed gearing.

750W Motor720Wh Big BatteryPremium Feel, Budget Price
Class 3750W50 mi rangeThrottle
Best for: Value-focused commuters who want power and range
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Ride1Up Prodigy V2
$1,795
Commuter
4.6(300)

The Ride1Up Prodigy V2 pairs a German-made Brose TF Sprinter mid-drive with 90Nm of torque, a 100mm suspension fork, and full commuter equipment for well under $2,000. It is widely cited as the cheapest way into a genuine premium mid-drive.

Brose 90Nm Mid-DriveUnder $2,000Belt-Drive CVT Option
Class 3250W50 mi range
Best for: Riders who want a premium mid-drive feel at half the dealer-bike price
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Ride1Up Turris
$1,295
Commuter
4.5(800)

The Ride1Up Turris is an affordable, no-frills Class 3 commuter built around a 750W motor and a clean, sporty aluminum frame. It is one of the better-value sub-$1,300 city e-bikes on the US market.

750W Power Under $1,300100mm Suspension ForkHydraulic Brakes
Class 3750W45 mi rangeThrottle
Best for: Budget commuters who want speed and simplicity
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Ride1Up Portola
$995
Folding
4.5(700)

The Ride1Up Portola is a $995 folding fat-tire e-bike with a 750W motor, hydraulic brakes, a suspension fork, and Class 3 capability. It is the perennial 'Lectric XP alternative' that wins most spec-for-spec comparisons.

750W For Under $1,000Class 3 Capable FolderHydraulic Brakes + Suspension
Class 3750W50 mi rangeThrottle
Best for: Value hunters who want full-size power in a folding frame
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