Ride1Up all the way! Plus, it just looks better. You can’t beat the price, as well. For the cost of the Super73, more boxes should have been checked off in their favor.
ride 1 up no question price alone, super 73 needs to adjust there pricing to many better and cheaper e bikes, why would you spend that much money for a name, no thank you. my wired freedom is good for me.
I agree. Lets be honest, they probably said it was a split because they don't want everyone to buy the Revv1 and no one buys the Super73 anymore. They don't want to ruin anyones business.
I have a revv1 and am really happy with my decision for everything mentioned in the video. I didn't purchase with the intention of pedaling it but the other day my battery got pretty low so pedaled for a good bit and it was a lot more comfortable than i expected. revv1 for the win.
I like the look of the super 73’s but I purchase e-bikes based on performance and price and I know of many $1500 and under brands that will blow it away
I like the looks of the Revv 1. However I'm looking at the Buzzraw by Coast Cycles too. I guess it's apples to oranges tho since the Buzzraw I'm looking at is a mid-drive. Can you guys do something on the pros/cons of mid vs hub on this type of bike? Great channel!
You guys are awesome! I just subscribed. My mum and sis bought me the REVV1 FS for Christmas 2023. I have the latest version with all the updates; and, I dig it. I ride it every single day to the tennis courts: ~5 Miles round trip. I never opened it up to Class 3 nor Off-Road. I ride Class 2 with 0: PAS. I pedal on flats and uphills in San Francisco, CA; cuz, I like the work-out - if I need help, I just give it a little throttle. Keep up the great work guys! Glad I found your channel today, 8-April-2024. Check 6! /s/ Alfonso Faustino
@@ElectricBikeReport hi! Yes, I do. I’m a fitness junkie. I incorporated the pedaling of the REVV1 to my HIIT for my tennis cross-training, and that has helped me with my speed on the tennis courts. I treat the REVV1’s throttle like gears on a regular bicycle. Your reporting and evaluations are awesome. The next e-bike I get, I will click your link. Keep up the great work! Be safe. /s/ Alfonso Faustino
It's on the list, but we do have a lot of individual bike reviews we're working on currently. you can email griffin @ electricbikereport.com and hopefully he can help you figure out which one is best for you.
I’m super torn between the Rev 1 and the Motor Goat V3. There so close in every way it would make a great comparison. If nothing else a video on the Motor Goat v3 would be much appreciated, thanks
Eventually the idea of working smarter will enter the conversation. Pedaling moped e-bikes & e-bikes as a genre, in general… In any case, it’s entertaining to watch all of the tests.
@@ElectricBikeReport I thought that paved bike trail looked familiar! I was on that with my Wolf King GT pro a year ago! Now I'm looking for an E-bike. Toss up between a Revv 1 ST or Raev Bullet GTX. That could be a great video guys! Lol
The Super 73's uphill performance is clearly poor and I can't lie, I want to hate on it... but most prospective Super 73 owners will be throttling around in flat cities or flat suburban areas. So it will be adequate for them. We can't be too harsh on it if hill climbing isn't what the bike was designed for *shrugs*
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Ride1Up all the way! Plus, it just looks better. You can’t beat the price, as well. For the cost of the Super73, more boxes should have been checked off in their favor.
Before fully testing the bikes we expected the results would be a bit more split. Hard to argue with the outcomes though.
ride 1 up no question price alone, super 73 needs to adjust there pricing to many better and cheaper e bikes, why would you spend that much money for a name, no thank you. my wired freedom is good for me.
How are you liking the Wired Freedom?
This isn't even close. The Ride 1 Up is so far above and beyond that I question your sanity if you buy the Super73
The ol' sanity check lol
I agree. Lets be honest, they probably said it was a split because they don't want everyone to buy the Revv1 and no one buys the Super73 anymore. They don't want to ruin anyones business.
Super73 is lacking.
It was definitely a surprise to see the different results on all the testing.
Super73 is like 3 years older no shit
@reeseprince8 Super73 has been making new bikes; they're still lacking, slappy.
Super 73 is way overpriced; who are they kidding? I think there are better deals than the "1UP", but it kills the "73".
What other similar bike would you take over the Revv then?
Thanks for this video! Was really helpful!
Happy to help! Thanks for watching.
I have a revv1 and am really happy with my decision for everything mentioned in the video. I didn't purchase with the intention of pedaling it but the other day my battery got pretty low so pedaled for a good bit and it was a lot more comfortable than i expected. revv1 for the win.
I like the look of the super 73’s but I purchase e-bikes based on performance and price and I know of many $1500 and under brands that will blow it away
I like the looks of the Revv 1. However I'm looking at the Buzzraw by Coast Cycles too. I guess it's apples to oranges tho since the Buzzraw I'm looking at is a mid-drive. Can you guys do something on the pros/cons of mid vs hub on this type of bike? Great channel!
You guys are awesome! I just subscribed. My mum and sis bought me the REVV1 FS for Christmas 2023. I have the latest version with all the updates; and, I dig it. I ride it every single day to the tennis courts: ~5 Miles round trip. I never opened it up to Class 3 nor Off-Road. I ride Class 2 with 0: PAS. I pedal on flats and uphills in San Francisco, CA; cuz, I like the work-out - if I need help, I just give it a little throttle.
Keep up the great work guys! Glad I found your channel today, 8-April-2024.
Check 6!
/s/ Alfonso Faustino
You pedal the Revv 1 up San Francisco hills?! That's awesome! Thanks for finding us and subscribing!
@@ElectricBikeReport hi! Yes, I do. I’m a fitness junkie. I incorporated the pedaling of the REVV1 to my HIIT for my tennis cross-training, and that has helped me with my speed on the tennis courts.
I treat the REVV1’s throttle like gears on a regular bicycle.
Your reporting and evaluations are awesome. The next e-bike I get, I will click your link. Keep up the great work! Be safe.
/s/ Alfonso Faustino
Can you guys please do a ride1up portola vs lectric xp 3.0 video? I cant decide which one to get, thanks
It's on the list, but we do have a lot of individual bike reviews we're working on currently. you can email griffin @ electricbikereport.com and hopefully he can help you figure out which one is best for you.
I’m super torn between the Rev 1 and the Motor Goat V3. There so close in every way it would make a great comparison. If nothing else a video on the Motor Goat v3 would be much appreciated, thanks
How does the Revv 1 compare to the super 73 for wheelie capability? I haven't seen any videos of people wheeling the Revv 1.
Eventually the idea of working smarter will enter the conversation.
Pedaling moped e-bikes & e-bikes as a genre, in general…
In any case, it’s entertaining to watch all of the tests.
no spokes for the motor to loosen or break in the ride1up rims👍
Do I need the exact same battery that comes with the revv1 as an additional battery? Can I use a different battery as long as it's 52v 15ah?
We recommend sticking with the same battery to ensure that it's compatible.
What about the Raev GTX?
Hard to make a case for the Super 73...but you tried.
Are you guys out of St. George?
Sure are!
@@ElectricBikeReport I thought that paved bike trail looked familiar! I was on that with my Wolf King GT pro a year ago! Now I'm looking for an E-bike. Toss up between a Revv 1 ST or Raev Bullet GTX. That could be a great video guys! Lol
I paid $100 for a replacement key for the battery at Super73. Still waiting for it to come :(
27.5" on super73??
Super 73 S2 is outdated. Its from 2016 and there's barely any improvement since then.
The Super 73's uphill performance is clearly poor and I can't lie, I want to hate on it... but most prospective Super 73 owners will be throttling around in flat cities or flat suburban areas. So it will be adequate for them. We can't be too harsh on it if hill climbing isn't what the bike was designed for *shrugs*
great point!
I got the euro version with 10 gears it's alot better up hill