Weighed, not claimed · checked 2026-10-31
Ride1Up Roadster V3 weight: brand claim vs scale readings
Electric Bike Report weighed the Ride1Up Roadster V3 (both the Large high-step and the low-step frames were tested; which one was weighed is not stated) at 44 lb with its battery; other configurations may weigh less, and we haven't confirmed the base version's weight. The brand says 40 lb (the brand doesn't say what equipment is included). We screen on the heavier figure. 44 lb measured by a reviewer (brand says 40 lb): under our 50 lb screen for one flight. For two or more flights it's a close call, within 10% of our 40 lb screen: the chat shows it only as conditional until the weighed equipment is confirmed. Recorded weight, not a confirmed ready-to-carry weight (equipment on the scale or the tested build isn't fully stated).
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Every scale reading we have
| Weighed by | With battery | Without battery | Published | What was weighed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electric Bike Review | 44.1 lb (not counted) | not stated | 2024-09-12 | size: Large high-step frame |
| Electric Bike Report | 44 lb | not stated | 2025-05-17 | version: both the Large high-step and the low-step frames were tested; which one was weighed is not stated |
Brand figure: 40 lb (the brand doesn't say what equipment is included). Our stairs screens: 50 lb for one flight, 40 lb for two or more. They are planning numbers, not a safe-lifting guideline.
What we can't tell you
- Whether these readings apply to the exact size and version you'd buy, where the tester didn't say.
Will it work for your stairs and your ride?
Tell the chat how many flights you carry it, your height and your route. It checks this bike and the others we researched, and tells you the one thing to know.