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Ride1Up Turris Step-Over E-Bike

Name: Ride1Up Turris Step-Over E-Bike
Brand: Ride1Up

The Turris is a relaxed hybrid with 27.5x2.4 tires, a 750W rear hub motor, a 48V battery, hydraulic brakes and a suspension fork, sold in step-over (XR) and step-through (ST) frames. The wider tires and upright position make it more comfortable on broken pavement and gravel than the 700 Series, while costing less. It lacks the 700's fenders and rack out of the box and uses a cadence sensor. It is a good fit for riders who want a confident, stable commuter and neighborhood bike with room for light trails, and who prefer a traditional high-top-tube frame.

Mixed pavement and gravelRiders who prefer a step-over frameComfort-oriented commutingValue shoppers

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Key considerations

Fenders and rack are add-ons
Cadence sensor
Heavy
Online-only support

Pros

Wide tires and suspension fork
Hydraulic brakes
750W power
Competitive price

Considerations

No fenders or rack included
Assist less refined
Heavy

Features & specifications

Motor	750W rear hub
Battery	48V, removable
Tires	27.5 x 2.4 in
Brakes	Hydraulic disc

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About Ride1Up

Ride1Up is a San Diego direct-to-consumer brand that built its reputation on commuter bikes with strong specs for the money. The 700 Series is a Class 3 commuter with a full kit; the Roadster is a sub-35 lb single-speed belt-drive; the Portola is a folding bike with hydraulic brakes at a low price; and the Turris is a comfortable wide-tire hybrid. It also sells mid-drive and moped-style models.

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