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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Velotric Nomad 1 Plus. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
12 reasons to buy
- The Nomad 1 Plus comes as a step-through or step-over. The step-through is offered in four colorways.
- All experts praise the comfortable ride and riding position.
- The adjustable stem allows riders to quickly fine-tune fit.
- Most reviewers enjoy the gradual acceleration from both throttle and pedal assist.
- A tester records consistent increases in power across PAS levels.
- Users can adjust the pedal assist limit anywhere between 12mph and 28mph.
- Two experts say pedal assist is responsive.
- A reviewer finds climbing steep hills "remarkably easy" thanks to the cadence sensor and powerful motor.
- The hydraulic disc brakes demonstrate ample stopping power in testing.
- The bike's payload capacity is 355lb, and the optional rear rack supports 55lb.
- The Nomad 1 Plus comes with fenders and lights with brake activation. Experts appreciate the bright 60-lux headlight.
- The 80mm suspension fork has adjustable preload and lockout.
7 reasons not to buy
- The Nomad 1 Plus's listed weight of 71lb is misleading. One reviewer weighs it at 85lb, 14lb over the stated weight.
- Throttle and pedal assist speed are linked, so when unlocked to Class 3 mode, the throttle exceeds the legal limit for e-bikes (20mph). The bike also exceeds 28mph using pedal assist.
- In both PAS 3 and PAS 5 range tests, the Nomad 1 Plus returns ranges below the average range of 750W fat-tire models tested by one publication.
- One tester finds the throttle acceleration underwhelming.
- A reviewer says the fenders are flimsy and tricky to set up correctly.
- The plastic platform pedals are slippery, according to one expert.
- Velotric markets the Nomad 1 Plus as a bike for going "anywhere you want," but the high weight and entry-level components are only suited to light off-road terrains.