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Ride1Up Revv1 EVO vs Super73 ZX CoreRevv1 EVO vs ZX Core

Both checked Sep 2026 against manufacturer pages

What actually differs

Weight
Super73 is 28 lb lighter
Ride1Up
90 lb
Super73
62 lb
Rider limit
Only Super73 publishes one
Ride1Up
Not published
Super73
325 lb
We can't confirm Ride1Up's rider limit.
Battery
Ride1Up has 117% more
Ride1Up
~1,040 Wh
Super73
480 Wh
Ride1Up figure calculated from 52V × 20Ah.
Top speed
Ride1Up is 8 mph faster
Ride1Up
28 mph
Super73
20 mph
Both are Class 2 speeds.

Which one for you

  • Easiest to lift or carry
    Super73 ZX Core
    28 lb lighter overall.
  • Heavier riders
    Super73 ZX Core
    The only one with a published rider limit (325 lb).
  • Longest rides
    Ride1Up Revv1 EVO
    Larger battery. Both range claims are the brand's, not tested.

Side by side

SpecRide1Up Revv1 EVOSuper73 ZX Core
Fit
Step-over height
33″
Not published by brand
Rider height
5′2″–6′4″
5′1″–6′8″
Seat height
33in (826mm)
31"
Rider limit
Not published by brand
325 lbBetter
Total load
400 lb
Not published by brand
Motor
Rated power
750W
500W
Torque
100 Nm
Not published by brand
Battery
Capacity
~1,040 WhBetter
480 Wh
Voltage and amp-hours
52V · 20Ah
48V · 10Ah
Range and speed
Claimed range
30-60 miles depending on battery, rider weight, terrain, incline, level of assist, etc.Better
25-35 miles*
Top speed
28 mph
20 mph
E-bike class
Class 2 or 3
Class 2
Size and folding
Weight
90 lb
62 lbBetter
Wheels
20"
20"
Brakes and drivetrain
Brakes
4-piston Hydraulic Disc Brakes, front and rear with electric motor cutoff
Tektro / 2 Piston / Mechanical
Gears
38T Chainring w/127mm cranks; 120L BMX style chain (no derailleur, cassette or speed…
Single Speed
Comfort and safety
Suspension
Front: Double-crown 160mm with Preload and Rebound; Rear: Spring Suspension with 90mm…
Rigid
Certifications
TUV ANSI/CAN/UL 2849 & 2271 Compliant
Battery: UL2271 Compliant
List price
Price
$2,395
$2,395

"Better" marks the stronger figure where one clearly exists. Range and battery claims are the brand's own. "~" means we calculated it. "—" means we haven't checked it yet. Sources and any conflicting figures are on each model page.