Velotric T1

This is a Class 1 e-bike that will rock your socks… the T1 has that connectivity functionality that allows me to know exactly where my bike is and, God forbid, it does get stolen or something like that, I’m actually able to track it…

…the T1 offers strong value at this price range …if you’re planning on tackling a lot of big hills on this e-bike, be prepared to get in good shape.

I think that they price this bike right… The components are really high quality. It is such a beautiful bike but in my line of sight there are some pretty sloppy welds… As far as riding position goes, this is not the best-feeling… but it definitely feels like a road bike position… I’m leaning forward a lot…

For a city e-bike that looks more like a bicycle…I gotta say the T1 really gets the job done…
I wished over my two-day ride for a less severe seating angle, for softer, more comfortable handlebars, and again, if I had tried doing this trip with the saddle that ships with the bike, I think I’d have sterilized myself…

Range: testing the maximum mode, going fast and pedaling really aggressive.
Temperature: 50°, windy, and I weighed 225 lb during the test. At the start the app was showing a 32 mi range estimate. I kept speeds above 22 mph, topping 25 to 27 mph… I managed to cover 22.3 miles in range, which I think is an amazing result…

Overall, I definitely like the T1 bike and I do wish some things were a little better…but none of these problems are really a deal breaker for me…

It’s really nice to see that it actually feels normal, it looks and feels like a normal bike.

You don’t see wires, you don’t see a massive battery that screams,
“look at me, I’m an e-bike”… No, you just see a sexy road bike.

It’s a a pedal-assist bike, which means on the really, really steep hills you’re still going to have to work a little bit, but it does give you that extra little boost and a lot of the e-bikes out there, they have those big bulky down tubes and they’re just really, really ugly-looking, in my opinion.

The Velotric T1 is exactly the bike I’d want to use to commute around town and ride for fun on the weekends. Models like the Cannondale Adventure Neo Allroad and Gazelle Ultimate C380 are respectable, solid, fun-to-ride bikes, to be sure, but they’re outclassed by the T1’s combination of features and convenience.

The Velotric T1 fuses the traditional with the modern in all the best ways. A perfect purchase for the urban rider and commuter, you can pick it up, carry it…and even track it… Though I enjoyed its pedal-assist-only power, it may not appeal to everyone. But I reveled in the feeling of the T1’s torque sensors…