Reviews
| 5 star | 83 | 83% |
| 4 star | 11 | 11% |
| 3 star | 1 | 1% |
| 2 star | 0 | 0% |
| 1 star | 1 | 1% |
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Peter B.
One of the best things I have ever purchased. Just a purely wonderful technology from a company who is at the top of this growing field. Mine didn't come with any instruction manuals to put it together. But I was able to figure it out just the same. I recommend reading the manual they have online as far as how to program it. It comes preset up to drive once you put it together but to unlock certain features you need to know how to do that. It comes with a small toolkit that does everything to be able to take it apart and put together. These are very simple tools and small enough to be able to take with you. Now that I have owned one for a while I got only one option which is the cell phone holder option. I don't recommend this. The cell phone holder is not all that useful and there are ones you can buy online from a third party that are way better. The options that I didn't purchase that I definitely recommend is the extended seat the basket in the front the compartment in the middle to carry stuff and the basket in the back. Right now I'm using special nylon bags that strap to it very well to carry things around in which seems to work great but it would be way better to have the compartment built into the middle as the center of gravity gets messed up with bags hanging off the edge. If you are new to this the bike is heavy. It's also top heavy. So you have to get used to that. The throttle is also no joke. That bike will take off in a hurry so make sure that if you don't tend to move it to have it turned off at all times. If you just touch that throttle it will take off on you and the bike is heavy. I can't stress enough to read the programming manual through the ride 1up website and know how to program it before using it. The bike came in very short time. I also recommend getting an extra battery. The battery life lasts a long time but I found out the hard way that if you run out of power before getting too and from your destination, you will be incredibly tired peddling this heavy bike on the way back. just spend the money and get the extra battery and mount it somewhere to a thing so you have as a backup I'll charge up and ready to go. That's all happy riding
Nicholas S.
Bike is nice wish I got a little more distance out of the bike with my height and weight only get about 25 miles put the street tires on it didn't really help with range. Getting ready to do the dual batteries setup.
Matthew
The bike is fun, but the brake disks were a bit rusty out of the box. I found a couple of the product descriptions to be misleading and make sure to buy when it's on sale since the price seems to fluctuate up and down a bit.
Paul
I purchased the Revv 1 DRT and have not looked at another E-bike since. This bike is definitely a head turner. The center molle rack is perfect for adding extra accessories like military bags and pouches. It has all the power I need to scoot around town at 35 mph and the high-quality shocks make the ride extra smooth. The bike does a great job making it up the steep inclines and also feels pretty stable on dirt trails.
Paul
I purchased the Revv 1 DRT and have not looked at another E-bike since. This bike is definitely a head turner. The center molle rack is perfect for adding extra accessories like military bags and pouches. It has all the power I need to scoot around town at 35 mph and the high-quality shocks make the ride extra smooth. The bike does a great job making it up the steep inclines and also feels pretty stable on dirt trails.
Paul
I purchased the Revv 1 DRT and have not looked at another E-bike since. This bike is definitely a head turner. The center molle rack is perfect for adding extra accessories like military bags and pouches. It has all the power I need to scoot around town at 35 mph and the high-quality shocks make the ride extra smooth. The bike does a great job making it up the steep inclines and also feels pretty stable on dirt trails.
Matthew W.
Great bike, looks slick and is an absolute blast. It’s comfortable and an absolute head turner. Hoping for more available upgrades in the future to make it more unique.
Michael
Love it! =)
Jace H.
It’s a great bike! The range is fantastic, getting over 30 miles consistently in PAS3 mode and over 25 miles in the off road mode using throttle only (for reference I’m 200lbs and live in an area with moderate hills). The tires are most definitely thorn proof. However I HIGHLY recommend getting some sealant for the rear tire mainly. I had a rusty nail puncture the tire and it was not an easy process to repair. Other than that though it’s a sturdy machine, very fun to use in the boost mode, and very comfortable to cruise around on for hours at a time. I have over 400 miles on this thing and it’s holding up great. I would highly recommend going with ride1up if you want full a full suspension rig with a powerful motor for a huge discount compared to a Super73.
Jace H.
It’s a great bike! The range is fantastic, getting over 30 miles consistently in PAS3 mode and over 25 miles in the off road mode using throttle only (for reference I’m 200lbs and live in an area with moderate hills). The tires are most definitely thorn proof. However I HIGHLY recommend getting some sealant for the rear tire mainly. I had a rusty nail puncture the tire and it was not an easy process to repair. Other than that though it’s a sturdy machine, very fun to use in the boost mode, and very comfortable to cruise around on for hours at a time. I have over 400 miles on this thing and it’s holding up great. I would highly recommend going with ride1up if you want full a full suspension rig with a powerful motor for a huge discount compared to a Super73.
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Great product very thoughtfully designed. Quality built.
One of the best things I have ever purchased. Just a purely wonderful technology from a company who is at the top of this growing field.
Mine didn’t come with any instruction manuals to put it together. But I was able to figure it out just the same. I recommend reading the manual they have online as far as how to program it. It comes preset up to drive once you put it together but to unlock certain features you need to know how to do that.
It comes with a small toolkit that does everything to be able to take it apart and put together. These are very simple tools and small enough to be able to take with you.
Now that I have owned one for a while I got only one option which is the cell phone holder option. I don’t recommend this. The cell phone holder is not all that useful and there are ones you can buy online from a third party that are way better.
The options that I didn’t purchase that I definitely recommend is the extended seat the basket in the front the compartment in the middle to carry stuff and the basket in the back. Right now I’m using special nylon bags that strap to it very well to carry things around in which seems to work great but it would be way better to have the compartment built into the middle as the center of gravity gets messed up with bags hanging off the edge.
If you are new to this the bike is heavy. It’s also top heavy. So you have to get used to that. The throttle is also no joke. That bike will take off in a hurry so make sure that if you don’t tend to move it to have it turned off at all times. If you just touch that throttle it will take off on you and the bike is heavy. I can’t stress enough to read the programming manual through the ride 1up website and know how to program it before using it.
The bike came in very short time. I also recommend getting an extra battery. The battery life lasts a long time but I found out the hard way that if you run out of power before getting too and from your destination, you will be incredibly tired peddling this heavy bike on the way back. just spend the money and get the extra battery and mount it somewhere to a thing so you have as a backup I’ll charge up and ready to go.
That’s all happy riding
Bike is nice wish I got a little more distance out of the bike with my height and weight only get about 25 miles put the street tires on it didn’t really help with range. Getting ready to do the dual batteries setup.
How does the bike* fit? Please share your height/size and the frame type you ordered, if applicable. I'm 6'2 fits good 225lb
Love this thing, use it to commute to work and back 5 days a week 10 miles each way and it handles it like a champ. So much fun I can’t help but constantly want to ride in my free time too!!
How does the bike* fit? Please share your height/size and the frame type you ordered, if applicable. 6’1 and could not be anymore comfortable
Everything you wish you could do on a dirt bike you can do on the Revv1 DRT!! The most fun I’ve had since I’m not sure when. It puts a smile on your face!
How does the bike* fit? Please share your height/size and the frame type you ordered, if applicable. 6’1” 200lbs. Perfect!
Wasn’t sure how it would arrive, but found it fairly easy to put together–attach the front wheel, fenders, and handlebar. Does give recommendations for torque specifications but I don’t really know what that means (I’ve put regular bikes together so I’m guessing it’s about the same process for tightening the wheel). Other than that, I love the bike overall! So much fun.
How does the bike* fit? Please share your height/size and the frame type you ordered, if applicable. Doesn't fit like a road bike, but I wouldn't have expected it to. Knees are still bent on lowest pedal position. I'm 5' 9" on a good day