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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Ride1UP REVV 1 DRT. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- Riders can quickly switch between Class 2, Class 3, and ‘Off-Road’ modes via the display. In its unrestricted mode, the bike can only be used on private property.
- With the bike in Off-Road mode, testers reach speeds up to 34mph using the throttle on flat pavement.
- Reviewers enjoy the upright riding position and say the suspension, especially at the rear, provides a very comfortable ride on pavement and dirt trails.
- The four-piston hydraulic disc brakes and 203mm rotors demonstrate great stopping power in testing.
- An expert praises the bright LED lights. The taillight has brake activation, and the headlight has multiple beam modes.
- Testers appreciate the relatively gentle throttle acceleration in Class 2 and Class 3 modes. Boost mode provides maximum torque, for faster acceleration.
- Ride1UP provides a 4A fast charger for a five-hour charge time.
- The display has a USB port for charging devices.
- Experts agree the REVV 1 DRT looks great.
11 reasons not to buy
- Two reviewers report the controller overheating after short, steep climbs. This reduces power, cutting the max speed to roughly 10mph.
- All experts say pedaling for extended periods is uncomfortable and impractical.
- Because full power is always available, it is difficult to modulate speeds using the throttle.
- A tester receives a bike with a faulty fork that makes a “terrible” sound when topping out its travel.
- This bike weighs 94lb and measures 78” long, making it extremely difficult to maneuver unpowered, lift, or transport.
- The REVV 1 DRT is very tall, with a 34” standover height. This will make mounting a challenge for shorter riders.
- Experts say the 4" Innova tires lack the grip needed for technical off-roading and struggle to hold grip when cornering. The bikes easily slides out on loose sand in testing.
- The “tiny” fenders are ineffective at blocking dirt and debris.
- Battery range disappoints, especially compared to the regular REVV 1 FS. Reviewers get around 26 miles of throttle-only riding on primarily flat routes.
- The bike’s heavy weight makes assembly a two-person job.
- Reading the display is difficult in direct sunlight.