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Riding Time e-bikes: all 2 models, estimated range and prices

Riding Time has 2 e-bikes in our catalogue: Cargo (1), MTB (1). They are listed at $1,068 – $2,148, with an estimated range of 37 mi – 43 mi. Across the 2 models with both figures, our estimate reaches a median 65% of the claimed range, against 48% across the whole catalogue.

Models2
List prices$1,068 – $2,148
Estimated range37 mi – 43 mi
Estimate vs claim, median65%Catalogue: 48%
Lightest model116.8 lbGT53
Median battery1123 Wh

Riding Time models compared on price, range and weight

List prices come from the catalogue: the price for your region where the catalogue holds one, otherwise the euro list price at a fixed exchange rate. None is a price seen in a store today. Estimated range is our formula under one reference ride for every bike; claimed range is the manufacturer's figure.
TypeClaimed rangeEstimate / claim
GT53Cargo$1,0681123 Wh43 mi50 mi88%116.8 lb
GT73 PRO MotoMTB$2,1481080 Wh37 mi87 mi42%123.5 lb

How Riding Time's range claims hold up

Across the 2 Riding Time models with both a claimed range and our estimate, the estimate reaches a median 65% of the claim. Across the catalogue the median is 48%, so the gap between claim and estimate here is smaller than the catalogue's. The Riding Time GT53 has the claim nearest our estimate, which comes to 88% of it; the Riding Time GT73 PRO Moto has the claim furthest from it, at 42%.

  • The claim (100%)
  • Riding Time median (65%)
  • Catalogue median (48%)
Riding Time: our range estimate as a share of the claimed range, per model2 bars, one per model with both figures, from 88% for the Riding Time GT53 down to 42% for the Riding Time GT73 PRO Moto. The Riding Time median is 65% and the catalogue median 48%. Every model's claimed and estimated range is also in the lineup table.0%25%50%75%100%Riding Time GT53: our estimate is 88% of the claimed rangeGT53Riding Time GT73 PRO Moto: our estimate is 42% of the claimed rangeGT73 PRO Moto

The estimate is the same formula under the same reference ride for every bike, so the share ranks models against each other. The catalogue does not record the conditions a manufacturer measured its claim under. How the estimate is made.

Longest range, lightest and cheapest Riding Time e-bikes

The ends of the lineup, each read from the catalogue entry of the model named. Prices are list prices for your region.

How Riding Time compares with the catalogue

The median list price here is $1,608, above the catalogue's median of $1,295. The median battery is 1123 Wh, above the 720 Wh across the catalogue.

The median weight is 123.5 lb, above the catalogue's 65.9 lb. The median estimated range is 43 mi, above the catalogue's 30 mi.

Where Riding Time sells direct

From our registry of official brand stores, the only stores this site will read a price from. It lists an official Riding Time store in 3 of five markets.

MarketOfficial storePrices inRiding Time models tagged
United Stateswww.ridingtimes.comUSD0
Europewww.ridingtimes.deEUR2
United KingdomNone listed-2
Canadawww.ridingtimes.caCAD0
AustraliaNone listed-Not a catalogue market

No store listed means the registry has not found an official Riding Time store in that market, not that the bikes cannot be bought there. A model's market tag is the market its catalogue entry lists; it is not a stock check. Store links go to the brand's own site and are not affiliate links.

Warranty and safety, as the brand states

Riding Time states the following on its own website. These are the brand's words, not our findings: we tested no bike and checked no certificate.

Warranty

  • Riding Time states that a 2-year manufacturer's warranty covers manufacturing defects on products bought from the official website (US store).Warranty
  • Riding Time states that the battery is on a 2-year prorated warranty (US store).Warranty

Spare parts

  • Riding Time states that the official store lists chargers, parts for sale (accessories collection) (US store).Accessories

Compare all brands in the warranty and safety table

Riding Time by type

Riding Time's models in the catalogue by type: Cargo (1), MTB (1). Each type hub sets them beside every other brand's.

Run the numbers yourself

Riding Time e-bikes: questions the catalogue answers

How many Riding Time e-bikes are in the MathBikes catalogue?

2 models, by type: Cargo (1), MTB (1). Each has its own page with its full figures, linked from the lineup table above.

What do Riding Time e-bikes cost?

Catalogue list prices run from $1,068 for the Riding Time GT53 to $2,148 for the Riding Time GT73 PRO Moto. They are list prices, not prices seen in a store today.

Which Riding Time e-bike has the longest estimated range?

The Riding Time GT53, at 43 mi under our reference ride, against a claimed 50 mi. The reference ride is the same for every bike in the catalogue.

Which is the lightest Riding Time e-bike?

The Riding Time GT53, at 116.8 lb in its catalogue entry. The heaviest is the Riding Time GT73 PRO Moto, at 123.5 lb.

How close are Riding Time's range claims to the MathBikes estimate?

Across the 2 Riding Time models with both a claimed range and our estimate, the estimate reaches a median 65% of the claim. Across the catalogue the median is 48%, so the gap between claim and estimate here is smaller than the catalogue's. The Riding Time GT53 has the claim nearest our estimate, which comes to 88% of it; the Riding Time GT73 PRO Moto has the claim furthest from it, at 42%.

Where does Riding Time sell direct?

Official Riding Time stores in our registry: United States (USD), Europe (EUR), and Canada (CAD). None is listed for United Kingdom and Australia.