Ride1Up · Entry-level trekking e-bike

Ride1Up 700-Series

Equipped aluminium commuter e-bike with 750 W rear hub, 720 Wh battery and 27.5-inch tyres.

Not sold in Europe — switch market at the top, or see the alternatives below.
Stevens flat-bar fitness bike

Key facts

TypeTrekking e-bike
LevelEntry-level — Great value, solid parts, room to grow into.
Price (EU)not sold
Price (US)$1,595 at Ride1Up
FrameAluminium
GroupsetShimano Acera
Gears8
BrakesTektro hydraulic disc
Fork travel (mm)100
Wheel size27.5 in
Tyre width (mm)61
Weight (kg)28.1
Motor750 W rear hub
Battery (Wh)720
Max range (km)80
SizesST, XR
Last checked

What we like

  • Two frame styles
  • hydraulic disc brakes
  • lights, fenders and rear rack.

Keep in mind

  • US-only manufacturer offer verified
  • no exact EUR listing.

What size Ride1Up 700-Series do I need?

From Ride1Up's size chart. Enter your height below and we'll pick the size.

SizeRider heightInseamFrame
ST152–188 cm · 5′0″–6′2″—Step-through
XR165–193 cm · 5′5″–6′4″—Step-over

Alternatives to the Ride1Up 700-Series

All hybrid bikes →
⚡ e-bike
Marin · 2026

Fairfax E

Flat bars make everyday rides and weekend paths feel familiar.

  • Aluminium
  • Bafang 250 Watt Hub Motor, 40Nm, 36H · 340 Wh
  • Shimano Acera
$1,799approx. price
View at Marin →

Ride1Up 700-Series: FAQ

How much does the Ride1Up 700-Series cost?

About $1,595 (US). Prices change often, so check the retailer for the current price.

What size Ride1Up 700-Series do I need?

ST: 152–188 cm (5′0″–6′2″); XR: 165–193 cm (5′5″–6′4″). Between sizes: the smaller is more agile, the larger more stable.

Who is the Ride1Up 700-Series for?

It's a entry-level trekking e-bike: Great value, solid parts, room to grow into. Hybrid bikes are best for getting fit and riding for fun, commuting and errands, beginners and returning riders who want comfort and confidence.

What are alternatives to the Ride1Up 700-Series?

Lectric XPress2 Cruiser ($1,399), Marin Fairfax E ($1,799), Aventon Level 4 REC ($1,999).

Is the Ride1Up 700-Series right for you?

Seven questions and the Oracle tells you which type of bike fits how you ride — and your size.

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