Speed
Acceleration
Range
Hills
Brakes
Comfort

Velotric Nomad 1 Electric Bike

Price: $1599

Pros

Lots of power for hills

Cons

Heavy, long big frame not suitable for smaller riders

Bottom Line

A big and bulky bike that has the power to back it

Overall Score

See It

Nerdy Stuff

Jan 2023:

Jan 2023
Price:

$1599
Warranty:

1 Year
Motor:

750 W/1,200 W Peak
Battery:

Internal 48 V, 14.4Ah Samsung
Keys:

Yes
Recharge Time:

6 hrs
Product weight:

73 lbs
Weight Limit:

440 lbs
Rider Size:

5'6 - 6'9
Frame:

Al Alloy
Seat:

Shock
Handlebar:

28" Ergonomic
Bell/Horn:

Bell
Grips:

Durable Ergonomic
Brakes:

Hydraulic
Throttle :

Thumb
Display :

3.5" LCD
Tires:

26 x 4" Puncture Resistant Fat
Suspension:

Hydraulic Front Fork w 80 mm of travel
Speed Modes:

5
Range:

55 miles (Tested 26.19 miles with 1,368' Elevation)
Hills:

7 mph up a 15% grade
Waterproof:

IPX6
Lights:

Front/Manual Rear

See It

Product Review Summary

In this video, the host reviews the Nomad one from Velotric, which is a fat bike with a 750-watt motor that peaks at 1200 watts and produces a torque rating of 75 newton meters. The bike has five-speed modes ranging from 9 to 20 miles per hour. It comes with a thumb throttle and pedal-assist matching feature. The Nomad one is powerful and reactive, and it can climb hills easily. The hydraulic brakes are smooth and can stop the bike in 15 feet from going 20 miles per hour. The internal 48 volt 14.4 amp-hour Samsung battery provides a range of 26.19 miles with 1,368 feet of elevation gain. The bike weighs 73 pounds and can carry a rider up to 440 pounds. It comes in three frame colors and a step-through frame option, and it has full coverage fenders.