RIDE1UP Roadster V3 vs Velotric T1 ST By Billy G. · Founder & Lead Editor
Ride1Up Roadster V3
Ride1Up Roadster V3
vs
Velotric T1 ST
Velotric T1 ST
Verdict: The Velotric T1 ST wins on motor integration and ride polish; the Ride1Up Roadster V3 wins on value per dollar and belt drive longevity.
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Winner: Velotric T1 ST
Spec-by-spec comparison RIDE1UP Roadster V3 Velotric T1 ST Motor 350W geared rear hub MIVICE M070 mid-drive, 250W, 60Nm Drivetrain Gates belt drive + IGH or single-speed 8-speed chain + cassette Bike Weight ~33 lbs (15 kg) ~37 lbs (17 kg) Fenders Included No Yes Lights Included No Yes (integrated) Class Class 1 / Class 3 (config dependent) Class 1
RIDE1UP Roadster V3 What works Gates Carbon Belt Drive — no chain lubrication, 3-5x longer lifespan than chain ~33 lbs — notably lighter than most sub-$1,500 e-bikes Internal gear hub (available config) — fully sealed, near-zero maintenance What doesn't No fenders included — an oversight for a commuter bike Aggressive geometry not suitable for casual or infrequent riders 350W hub motor less capable on sustained steep grades than T1 ST mid-drive Velotric T1 ST What works MIVICE M070 mid-drive motor at 60Nm — more natural climbing feel Step-through frame accommodates wider range of riders Fenders and integrated lights included — complete out of box What doesn't Mid-drive adds chain and cassette wear — higher drivetrain maintenance costs over time 37 lbs — heavier than Roadster V3 $1,499 — $200 more than Roadster V3 Bottom line Our pick: Velotric T1 ST .
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