Technical Specifications:
| manufactured in | USA |
| model year | 2022 |
| bicycle type | Road Bike |
| range (km) | 88 |
| battery (kWh) | 0.72 |
| max. speed (km/h) | 40 |
| power (W) | 500 |
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Revi Bikes Oasis: Affordable Electric Commuter with Long Range and Style
Revi Bikes Oasis is an electric commuter bike tailored for city dwellers who want comfort, solid performance, and standout style without breaking the bank. It’s built for real-world riders looking for an everyday solution to car-clogged commutes and weekend spin-offs. This road-class step-through e-bike mixes just the right amount of punch and polish.
- Made in the USA by Revi Bikes, with production beginning in 2022
- Price starts at $1,799 (€1,655 / £1,410), positioning it in the affordable mid-tier segment
- Classified as a Road Bike with commuter specs and comfort-focused frame
- Built with a lightweight aluminum frame, supporting up to 300 lbs (136 kg)
Specs and Features: E-Bike Core Performance
Battery and Charging
The Oasis is fitted with a 720Wh Samsung battery (0.72 kWh), delivering a riding range between 45 to 65 miles (72 to 104 km), depending on your throttle play and pedal assist use. Charging time is manageable at 4 to 6 hours using a standard outlet. And yes, it's removable, so no need to drag the bike to your kitchen counter.
- Battery capacity: 48V 15Ah (0.72 kWh)
- Charging time: 4–6 hours
- Range: Up to 65 miles (104 km)
- Battery type: Samsung lithium-ion, removable
Performance and Drivetrain
A 500W rear hub motor (peak 750W) supplies the muscle, with a top speed of 25 mph (40 km/h) on pedal assist and 20 mph (32 km/h) on throttle alone. Shimano’s 7-speed Altus drivetrain handles gear duties, while a torque sensor ensures smooth power delivery across nine pedal assist levels. Not to mention a handy half-twist throttle on the right.
- Motor: 500W rear hub (750W peak)
- Top Speed: 25 mph (40 km/h) with pedal assist
- Drivetrain: 7-speed Shimano Altus
- Torque Sensor with 5–9 assist levels
Available in a single well-equipped version, the Oasis punches above its weight when you count the full commuter package—fenders, rack, lights, LCD display—all standard at its entry price.
Color Range and Design: Built for Comfort, Styled for the Street
Exterior
The step-through frame offers a standover height of just 17 inches (43 cm), perfect for easy mounting regardless of attire or flexibility. The aluminum construction keeps weight to around 47 lbs (21.3 kg), manageable for an e-bike. The suspension fork helps smooth out rough patches, and the 27.5” x 2.4” tires add stability for city cruising. Extras like a headtube recess show that aesthetics weren’t an afterthought.
Color Variants
Revi offers a trim color palette for the Oasis: Moonlight Gray, Matte Black, and Vanilla. These finishes lean more modern commuter than weekend warrior. Matte textures help the bike look upscale while hiding smudges and dirt from daily rides.
Pros and Cons:
Pros
- Excellent range for its class—up to 65 miles (104 km)
- Step-through frame with adjustable reach and stem suits various rider heights
- Includes lights, rack, and fenders at no extra cost
- User-friendly Matrix LCD display and 9-level pedal assist
- Comfort-focused build with suspension and upright riding position
Cons
- Mechanical brakes instead of hydraulics
- Assembly might be fiddly for first-timers
- Tires don’t love wet or loose surfaces
- At 47 lbs, it’s not the lightest e-bike when unpowered
- One rear rack but limited storage accessory options out of the box
Conclusion: Delivers the Right Mix for City Riders
For everyday riders craving a comfy commuter with some muscle, Oasis gets the job done without financial heartburn. It checks boxes on comfort, range, and features—and tosses in style for good measure. Toss in the integrated lights, rear rack, suspension fork, and you're looking at a smart buy that doesn’t need upselling. Whether you're dodging traffic or just out to cruise, the Oasis earns its spot on the shortlist.
Manufacturer: Revi Bikes
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Comparison:
For anyone browsing mid-tier electric commuter bikes under $2,000, the Oasis lines up against strong contenders like the Aventon Pace 500.3, Ride1UP 700 Series, RadCity 5 Plus, and Velotric Discover 1. While each e-bike has its charm, differences in motor behavior, range, and accessories make this comparison worthwhile for savvy buyers.
Range
Oasis stretches its legs with a real-world range of 45–65 miles (72–104 km), thanks to its 720Wh battery. Pace 500.3 and Ride1UP 700 offer slightly less at around 50 miles (80 km), while RadCity 5 Plus manages a similar 45–50-mile (72–80 km) range. The Velotric Discover 1 trails slightly at 40–55 miles (64–88 km).
Acceleration and Top Speed
Oasis delivers up to 25 mph (40 km/h) with pedal assist, lining up with Pace 500.3 and 700 Series, both Class 3 e-bikes. The RadCity 5 is capped at 20 mph (32 km/h), while Discover 1 sits at 24 mph (39 km/h) max. Torque delivery on the Oasis is smoother, courtesy of its torque sensor.
Motor and Power
Oasis is driven by a 500W rear hub motor (750W peak), on par with Ride1UP and Pace 500.3. RadCity 5 Plus boasts a 750W motor, but feels more sluggish under load. The Velotric runs a 500W unit without torque sensing, which puts it at a slight disadvantage on hilly terrain.
Charging Time
Oasis charges up in 4–6 hours, which matches Ride1UP and Pace 500.3. RadCity and Velotric have similar charge cycles, although battery size varies. None offer fast-charging as standard.
Price
Oasis retails at $1,799 (£1,410 / €1,655). Pace 500.3 runs about $1,895, Ride1UP 700 $1,695, RadCity 5 $1,999, and Velotric Discover 1 hovers around $1,499. The Oasis sits squarely in the sweet spot, offering more included accessories at a better balance of price-to-performance.
