Ride1Up Turris
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Ride1Up Turris. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- Experts say the Ride1UP Turris is a great all-rounder thanks to its urban-style geometry, MTB tires, and fork suspension.
- All reviewers emphasize the high value of the Turris, with one saying it competes with bikes hundreds of dollars more expensive.
- Testers appreciate the grip provided by the 2.4" Kenda Booster tires.
- The front axle is quick-release, so changing a front puncture is easier.
- Several experts note the Turris' high-quality feel and refined build kit, like the metal fenders and lock-on grips.
- Experts like that the Ride1UP Turris is relatively easy to ride without assistance.
- According to multiple reviewers, the Turris is comfortable and stable.
- Users enjoy the 750W motor, which makes it easy to ride at speed on flat terrain or up light inclines.
- Several testers highlight the stopping power of the Zoom brakes and appreciate the inclusion of hydraulic discs at this price.
- Two experts praise Ride1UP's cadence sensor for its gentle power delivery and natural feel compared to other cadence-sensing e-bikes.
- One tester likes that pedal assistance doesn't need to be activated to use the throttle.
6 reasons not to buy
- Two experts note that going faster than 25 or 26mph requires vigorous pedaling.
- The Ride1UP Turris doesn't have a rear rack or taillight.
- Multiple experts say that assembly is laborious and recommend having it assembled by a professional.
- According to one expert, the Turris struggles on steep gradients due to its modest torque levels.
- One reviewer notes a lack of low-speed torque, which makes it feel like the motor isn't doing much on lower assist levels.
- An expert (5'1" tall) demonstrates that the step-through frame isn't easy to mount if you're short or have limited mobility.
