Ride1UP Cafe Cruiser
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Ride1UP Cafe Cruiser. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
21 reasons to buy
- The Ride1UP Cafe Cruiser can reach 28mph, as a Class 3 e-bike.
- A Reention Rhino 48V 15Ah battery provides an ample range of 30 to 50 miles.
- Road imperfections are ironed out by an 80mm Mozo suspension fork.
- The Cafe Cruiser is equipped with a 750W Bafang hub-drive motor.
- 3” wide Chaoyang SandStorm tires are comfortable and grippy.
- The Cafe Cruiser’s throttle accelerates without pedal input.
- Swept-back Zoom handlebars provide a comfortable and upright ride position.
- The Cafe Cruiser is available in both step-through and high-step versions.
- Alloy fenders are included, front and back.
- The Cafe Cruiser has a 300lb carrying capacity.
- A Büchel ‘Shiny 80’ headlight sends out an 80 Lux beam.
- The Cafe Cruiser’s battery can be removed for security and off-bike charging.
- An 8-speed Shimano Acera drivetrain combines with 9 levels of pedal-assist to offer plenty of gear range.
- The Cruiser can be fitted with an optional passenger kit, to carry a second person weighing up to 130lb.
- Experts see the Cruiser’s pricing as affordable and competitive.
- The step-through Cruiser fits riders 5’0” to 6’4”. A high-step suits 5’5” to 6’4” riders.
- Owners found the Cruiser easy to assemble in around 40 minutes to an hour.
- The Cruiser’s cabling is neatly wrapped and routed.
- It’s available in three colors; matte indigo, ‘latte in gloss’ and gunmetal gray.
- The monochrome Key-Disp display is easily read under direct sunlight.
- A Velo Edge tail-light comes included with the Cafe Cruiser.
8 reasons not to buy
- When carrying a passenger, the 300lb weight capacity is limiting.
- The Cafe Cruiser uses a cadence sensor. It's less sensitive than a torque sensor.
- At 65lb, it’s fairly heavy.
- Some buyers are not impressed with the Cruiser’s minimal display.
- There is no way to mount a front basket to the Cafe Cruiser.
- The Cafe Cruiser’s 26”x3” tires are a rare size that will be difficult to replace.
- Experts say that Chaoyang Sandstorm tires don’t offer puncture protection.
- A buyer received their Cafe Cruiser with a split handlebar grip.
