Ride1Up TrailRush
The Ride1Up TrailRush is an electric bike with a Brose TF Sprinter German made mid-drive motor with 90nm torque, a stated top speed of up to 28mph and a stated range of 30-50 miles (504Wh).
Last updated: 27 October 2026
Motor and performance
- Motor make
- Brose
- Torque
- 90nm torque
- Top speed
- Up to 28mph
- Claimed range
- 30-50 miles (504Wh)
- Motor specification
- Brose TF Sprinter German made mid-drive motor with 90nm torque
“Brose TF Sprinter German made mid-drive motor with 90nm torque”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
“Brose TF Sprinter German made mid-drive motor with 90nm torque”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
“Speed Up to 28mph Range 30-50 miles (504Wh)”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
“Speed Up to 28mph Range 30-50 miles (504Wh)”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
“Brose TF Sprinter German made mid-drive motor with 90nm torque”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
Battery and charging
- Cell supplier
- Samsung Cells
- Battery specification
- 36V 14Ah Phylion BN21, Samsung Cells with smart BMS
- Charger
- 36V Two Amp Charger and Cable with Auto Shut-Off.
“36V 14Ah Phylion BN21, Samsung Cells with smart BMS”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
“36V 14Ah Phylion BN21, Samsung Cells with smart BMS”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
“36V Two Amp Charger and Cable with Auto Shut-Off.”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
Fitment across the range
- Which pack goes with which machine
- Phylion BN21
“36V 14Ah Phylion BN21, Samsung Cells with smart BMS”
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
Warranty, returns and support
- Buying a spare battery
- 36V 14AH battery using Samsung cells
“This is a 36V 14AH battery using Samsung cells. This is for the battery only”
Source: ride1up.com/product/prodigy-v2-battery
Sources
- TrailRush - Ride1Up | Mid-Drive Electric Mountain BikeArchived document
Source: ride1up.com/product/trailrush
Retrieved October 28, 2026
- Prodigy v2 Eco and TrailRush Battery - Ride1UpArchived document
Source: ride1up.com/product/prodigy-v2-battery
Retrieved October 28, 2026