Total Weight:
34.7 lbs (15.73 kg)
Battery Weight:
3.2 lbs (1.45 kg)
Motor Weight:
4.4 lbs (1.99 kg)
Frame Material:
6061 Aluminum Alloy
Frame Sizes:
17 in (43.18 cm)Geometry Measurements:
19" Seat Tube Length, 20" Reach, 21" and 28.5" Stand Over Height, 60" Length
Frame Types:
High-Step, Mid-Step, Compact
Frame Colors:
Graphite, Mint, Red, White
Frame Fork Details:
Rigid Alloy, 11 mm Axle with Bolts
Frame Rear Details:
11 mm Axle with Bolts
Attachment Points:
Bottle Cage Bosses, Fender Bosses
Gearing Details:
1
Single Speed, 11T Rear SprocketCranks:
170 mm Crank Arms, 44T Chainring
Pedals:
Wellgo Aluminum Alloy Platform, Cage Type
Headset:
Custom CNC Alloy, 1-1/8"
Stem:
Custom CNC Alloy, Hollowed
Handlebar:
22.5" Length, Aluminum Alloy, Flat or Swept Back
Brake Details:
Formula C1 Mechanical V-Brakes, Formula C1 Levers with Motor Inhibitors
Grips:
Rubber Ergonomic
Saddle:
Velo Ergonomic
Seat Post:
Aluminum Alloy
Seat Post Length:
350 mm
Seat Post Diameter:
31.6 mm
Rims:
Alloy Double Wall, BMX Brand, 32 Hole, Brass Eyeletts
Spokes:
Stainless Steel 15G Front 12G Rear, Silver with Single Red Accent Spoke
Tire Brand:
Kenda Kwest, 20" x 1 1/8"
Wheel Sizes:
20 in (50.8cm)Tire Details:
40 to 65 PSI
Tube Details:
Presta Valve
Accessories:
Plastic Chain Guard, Side Mounted Kickstand, USB Charging Port Beneath Display, Second USB Charging Port on Battery (Acts as Power Bank), Frame Integrated LED Lights, Flick Bell on Left Bar, Optional Clamp Rack $59, Optional Front Basket $59, Optional Plastic Fender Set $29
Other:
120 kg (260 lb) Max Load, Locking Removable Battery Pack, 1.8 lb 2 Amp Charger
Jakub Ditrich
8 years agoAre you serious to call Surface 604 a maker of this bike..? That is really funny.. this is UMA C1 from InnoMake Technology in Hangzhou – China, backed by Xiaomi – check it out here. Also the price offered is about 5 times higher than the retail in China. So guys, calm down.
ReplyCourt Rye
8 years agoHi Jakub! Someone else mentioned this on YouTube and I was told that this was a bike that had been designed outside of Surface 604 when I covered it. My approach is to take each model at face value… regardless of what it costs on the other side of the world, regardless of who the original designer was, the review I shot accurately reflects the hardware and user experience in the USA. For me, ~$1,000 is still a decent price for the bike and the reputation and warranty from Surface 604 is good :) I’d rather buy from them than risk having it shipped and given that they negotiated a business relationship with InnoMake or Xiaomi and are legally carrying it as a rebranded product is all good. That’s how business works… many of the computer products we buy in the US for example, are also made by third party companies that are less well recognized. Note that I did critique the app for not working quite right and having Chinese (or another language) in the search results. I think the review is fair but I welcome your thoughts and appreciate the call out.
I also want to mention that if the YunBike had been fully designed by Surface 604, I believe the throttle would have worked for more than just walk mode and that would have been an improvement to the design in my opinion. It’s great when companies work together to approach international markets and bring better designs that fit the end user, I hope that InnoMake and Xiaomi read my review and consider the ways that their next iteration could be improved for people like me :)
ReplyJakub Ditrich
8 years agohey Court. Thx for reply, I am chilled, don’t worry. Just dislike when the public gets confused, this is not an OEM stuff, the young chinese manufacturer is really rolling out its own brand. I can ask them if they gave to US company a permission to brand the product. The rest of your test is OK, I have had similar findings using this version of YunBike.
The price – well the market decide whether ok or high… Jakub
Meraj Husain
8 years agoYou will fail or fed up to get any spare part of this bicycle from company or factory or service Center. I have Facing The Problem. My display unit has broke, neither dealer nor company are ready to solving this issue. Just wait n watch.
ReplyCourt Rye
8 years agoSorry to hear about this Meraj, I wish the situation was different for you but appreciate the feedback to help others :/
Replyjon
7 years agoJust got a reply from Surface 604. They have dropped the Yunbike. I kind of liked the model. First I noticed that the drop bar frame model was nowhere to be found on the website. The higher frame model is still on the site, but no longer being sold.
ReplyCourt Rye
7 years agoHmm, I wonder if you can find a dealer and get it at a lower price now that it has been discontinued? It was an interesting bike, I would have liked it more if the throttle was more useful :)
ReplyK Samson
7 years agoManaged to get my hands on a brand new mid-step one of these for $450 cdn due to it being discontinued. Since I saved a bit of money I decided to beef the bike up with 1.5″ rims & tires (had to rebuild back motor wheel which was surprisingly easy) mid rise handle bars & longer brakes. Unfortunately, the frame will only accommodate the slight upgrade in wheel width to 1.5″. Anything bigger will rub against the frame, but even this small upgrade makes for a dramatically improved feel & handling on the road. I’ll likely throw on a suspension seat to improve it further.
The biggest bonus with the bike is the battery pack with its usb port. Detached it from bike and brought it to a cabin retreat where it provided enough off the grid power to recharge 4 phones and 2 laptops for a week.
ReplyCourt Rye
7 years agoThat’s awesome! Good for you, hope the YunBike works out well and thanks for sharing some of the upgrades you figured out :)
ReplyKhurram
5 years agoCharger price? Where I can buy charger in Richmond, BC Canada? Anywhere available on line?
ReplyCourt
5 years agoHi Khurram, I’m not sure about this. Perhaps you can contact Surface 604 directly and ask? I don’t think that they sell the YunBike anymore but the charger may still be available, or someone else might chime in :)
ReplyNireman
5 years agoWhere can I buy C1 model charger and tire tube in Vancouver Canada?
ReplyCourt
5 years agoHi Nireman, I’m going to email you and someone who used to work with Surface 604 to see if they can help you. I called them and they thought they might have an extra charger! Keep an eye out for that email today and if you don’t see it, email me or leave another comment.
ReplyNireman
5 years agoPlease let me know where to buy charger for Surface C1 in Canada.
ReplyCourt
5 years agoHi Nireman, unfortunately, I don’t think they sell them anymore and I don’t know where a charger could be found. This came up from another user a while back. You may be able to search and ask around in the EBR Forums here.
Replyjune
5 years agoPlease tell me the length of the rear wheel spoke. The unit is centimetres. I think there are two kinds of spokes.
ReplyCourt
5 years agoHi June! Honestly, I’m not sure about the length of the spokes on this one. Perhaps someone else will chime in to comment :)
ReplyShirley Groleau
2 years agoIm looking for a replacement battery for my YUNBIKE C1
ReplyCourt
2 years agoI don’t think Surface 604 sells this model anymore, but they might have replacement parts if you contact them. Alternatively, you could contact FTH Power in California to see if they will repack the battery for you. It might even get a higher capacity for better range if you repack it :)
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