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Ride1UP Prodigy V2 LX Review

Ride1UP has made a number of terrific e-bikes that each stake out different territory relative to a rider’s needs. They have impressed us with the value proposition they offer buyers. Their e-bikes typically feature some more premium touches than we usually see in the e-bikes’ respective price ranges, and our Ride1UP Prodigy V2 LX review saw that bike carry that torch to new levels of value.

This e-bike is something of a paradox. At every turn, this is a premium e-bike, and yet, it is affordable. At first glance, it appears to be a commuter, but a deeper look reveals that it is equipped for trekking, that is, long-distance touring, and thanks to knobby tires, it can handle leaving the paved road and exploring remote locales. And boy, does it have the range to make that happen.

Moto-Styled, Fat Tires, City Bikes and More: Ride1UP Bikes for Any Rider

Here at Electric Bike Report, we believe that e-bikes have the potential to make the world a better place. They have a much smaller environmental impact than gas-powered vehicles, they encourage a more active lifestyle with fewer screens, and – especially in the case of Ride1UP – owning and maintaining one won’t break the bank. As a relatively young DTC (Direct-To-Consumer) brand, Ride1UP has been manufacturing and shipping affordable e-bikes since 2018.

Despite such a short history, Ride1UP has a proven track record that has only gotten better with time. At the time of writing, the company has a lineup of 9 unique models with prices ranging from just over $1,000 for a lightweight city/gravel e-bike to just under $2,400 for a decked-out, full-suspension e-moped. Many of these e-bikes have landed on our “Best” lists due to their affordability, but also for their demonstrated quality and performance.

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