How Much Is My Ride1Up 700 Series Worth?
Written by: Kazim Ladimeji | July 22, 2026 | Time to read 6 min
Thinking about selling or trading in your Ride1Up 700 Series? This powerful Class 3 city bike remains an attractive option for commuters and weekend riders. Whether you’re selling privately or trading it in, understanding what affects its value can help you achieve the fastest sale at the best possible price.

More about the Author: Kazim Ladimeji
Kazim is a UK-based cyclist and writer who discovered his passion for riding during lockdown six years ago and hasn’t looked back since. He now rides around 100 miles a week, exploring road and light gravel routes from his base in the Cotswolds, a cycling paradise. When he’s not riding or writing about e-Bike trails in the US, he’s exploring cafés, cooking, and keeping busy as a soccer dad

The Ride1Up 700 Series has a strong reputation as a powerful and well-equipped city commuter e-Bike. With its comfortable riding position, rear storage rack, large 720 Wh battery, and Class 3 pedal assistance, it was designed for everything from daily commuting and urban errands to long weekend excursions.
Although the Ride1Up 700 Series has now been discontinued, well-maintained examples can still appeal to buyers looking for a fast, comfortable and capable electric city bike at a second-hand price.
However, the amount you’ll receive depends on several factors, including the bike’s age, mileage, condition, battery health, specification and whether you sell privately or through a trade-in program.
In this article, I explain what your Ride1Up 700 Series could be worth, how private sale prices differ from trade-in valuations, and how to calculate its value with Upway’s value estimator.
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How much is my Ride1Up 700 Series worth?

What’s the resale value of my Ride1Up 700?
- Its mileage compared with similar Ride1Up 700 models
- Battery health and remaining capacity
- Number of previous owners
- Full service history
- Whether the original charger and battery keys are included
- Whether official or aftermarket components have been fitted
- Cosmetic condition, including scratches, corrosion and outdoor-storage damage
- The condition of the tires, brakes, drivetrain and electrical system
Trade in your Ride1Up 700 with Upway
- Upway’s LA Bike Showroom in Redondo Beach
- Upway’s New York Bike Showroom in Brooklyn
- Upway’s 200 partner bike stores across the USA
What are some alternatives to the Ride1Up 700 Series?
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I achieve the best price for my Ride1Up 700?
Is trading in my Ride1Up 700 better than selling it privately?
Does the Ride1Up 700 being discontinued reduce its resale value?
Key Takeaways
- The value of your Ride1Up 700 depends on its age, mileage, condition, battery health, specifications, and current market demand.
- Its discontinued status may reduce its value for some buyers, making its condition, service history and battery health particularly important.
- Comparing recent marketplace sales and obtaining a professional valuation are the best ways to estimate your Ride1Up 700’s current value.


