Ride1Up TrailRush: specs, fit, warranty and alternatives
Last checked Oct 24, 2026 · By EbikePost editors
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Style photoQuick facts
- Class
- Class 3
- Motor
- Mid-drive, 90 Nm
- Battery
- 504 Wh
- Claimed range
- 30–50 mi
- Weight
- 58 lb
- Max rider
- 350 lb
- Rider height
- 5'5"–6'4"
- Maker price
- $1,995
Maker price checked Oct 24, 2026 · source
Spec scores by use case
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Suits
- Trail riding: 120 mm fork, dropper post and 29 x 2.6 in tires
- Riders 5'5" to 6'4" across the two frame sizes
- Riders who want a torque-sensing Brose mid-drive
Skip it if
- You want a throttle: the page does not list one
- You want a large battery: it is 36 V 14 Ah (504 Wh)
Full specs
Motor & power
| Class | Class 3 |
|---|---|
| Motor | Mid-drive, 90 Nm |
| Motor power | Not stated |
| Sensor | Torque sensor |
| Throttle | Not stated |
| Top assisted speed | 28 mph |
| Gears | 10 |
Battery & range
| Battery | 504 Wh |
|---|---|
| Removable | Not stated |
| Second battery option | Not stated |
| Claimed range | 30–50 mi |
Size, fit & weight
| Frame | Not stated |
|---|---|
| Rider height | 5'5"–6'4" |
| Max rider | 350 lb |
| Max payload | Not stated |
| Weight | 58 lb |
| Folded size | Doesn't fold |
| Wheels × tires | 29" × 2.6" |
| Passenger | Not stated |
Range estimate
Range estimator
Estimate, not a test. Real range varies.
About 19–27 miles
Maker's claimed range: 30–50 mi
Assumptions (rule-of-thumb estimates)
- 90% of rated Wh is usable.
- Wh per mile at 180 lb, flat, ~15 mph: low 12, medium 17, high 24, throttle 30.
- +2.5% energy per 10 lb above 180 lb.
- Terrain ×1/1.15/1.35; speed ×0.92/1/1.25; cold ×1.1/1.3.
- Shown as a ±18% band; this setup uses about 20 Wh per mile.
Warranty, returns and service
Returns
30 days · restocking: Only for cancelled orders or bikes returned never assembled or tested (amount not stated)
Return policy sourceService
Not stated
Phone and chat support from in-house mechanics, plus published support articles and videos. No dealer or mobile service network is described. Ride1Up brand page
Is it legal where you live?
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FAQ
Is the Ride1Up TrailRush legal in my state?
It's listed as Class 3. Use the law checker above for your state's rules. This is general information, not legal advice.
How far will it really go?
The maker claims 30–50 mi. Our estimator gives a band for your weight, terrain and assist level; real range varies.
Is the battery certified?
UL 2849 status: Not stated by maker. Use the maker's charger and follow the manual. See CPSC micromobility safety.
Which use case does it score best for?
See the Spec scores above: one per use case, each from published specs only.
Sources (3)
- Ride1Up TrailRush page (battery '36V 14Ah'; Wh computed from the maker's 36 V x 14 Ah; weight 58 lb is the larger size, 57 lb the smaller; 350 lb is the listed weight capacity; price is the current sale price, regular price $2,095)
- Ride1Up warranty
- Ride1Up return policy
Last checked Oct 24, 2026