Ride1Up 700

Other than that though, I love this bike it. They did a really great job with it. It rides well, it handles well, all of the componentry meshes togeth...

The biggest drawback I experienced with the 700 series is this weight. This bike weighs 62 pounds, which is a lot for a bicycle.

WOW! I have a Ride1up 700, and love it. But this bike is a lot lighter, looks a lot nicer, and is a lot less expensive. And get great reviews. Maybe I need another electric bike?

https://ride1up.com/product/roadster-v2/

Right now I'm leaning heavily on the ride1up 700 but the Biktrix Swift step through is also a contender. The only thing about the right one up is it's 63 lb and kind of big and he's only 5'6" but he's got some mass to him... I don't think the bike's going to knock him over lol.

check out rad power bikes, himiway, ride1up, aventon. check out the different models and cross reference with this reddit and find what suits you. Those are like the most popular choices from what I've researched.

* [Ride1up.com](https://Ride1up.com) (500 Series at $1,245 or 700 Series at $1,695). * [Aventon.com](https://Aventon.com) (Level at $1,699). * [JuicedBikes.com](https://JuicedBikes.com) (CrossCurrent S2 at $1,999). Each of these companies make a commuter bike that should work for you.

Give Ride1Up a look. Had my 500 for over a year now, and am very happy with it. Fast bike with a good solid ride for not a lot of cash.

I would look into the Ride1Up offerings. I have the Lmt'd, which upgrades most of the components of their Core5 bike, but that's a very comparable offering to what you had. https://ride1up.com/product/core-5/

My family has 3 Ride1Up bikes, very happy with performance and reliable each time we go out. Great price for what you get. 500 (Child), 700 (Wife), and LMT'D (Me). Love the LMT'D. Take it out on mountain bike trails or to the shops up the road.

Found a used Ride1UP 700 series in town. They were asking $1200. I rode it home for $1000. Couldn't be more satisfied for the money spent.