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Ride1Up CF Racer1: parts and specs

Replacement parts and specs for the Ride1Up CF Racer1: 700 x 40c gravel tires, SRAM hydraulic brakes with 160 mm rotors, SRAM 12-speed, 250 W hub motor, VeloFox DM02 display and 36V 7Ah internal battery, with Ride1Up's parts pages and manual torque values.

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This page lists the common replacement parts for the Ride1Up CF Racer1, the carbon drop bar bike sold from 2024. Specs are for the stock bike as sold, read Nov 9, 2026; check your own bike before you buy. Full specs are on Ride1Up's CF Racer1 product page, in the CF Racer1 owner's manual, the tire and tube sizing article and the brake pads and rotors article. The CF Racer1 came as a Gravel build, a Road build and a later tubeless version, so check which you have before ordering.

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Electrical parts on this list must match this exact model, and they are fitted at the external plugs or by a pro. Never open the battery, controller, motor or display. For battery and charger trouble, start with battery won't charge and e-bike battery care.

Parts list

Tire: Gravel build, Schwalbe G-One Tubeless or Continental Terra Trail, 700 x 40c. Run 35 to 75 psi on the CF1 Gravel; the CF1 Road uses 700c x 32 mm at 85 to 115 psi. See tubeless tires and sealant if yours is set up tubeless.
Inner tube: Schrader on the CF1 Gravel. The CF1 Road is the one Ride1Up model without Schrader valves. Match the tube to your tire size.
Disc brake pads: SRAM pads, with an organic version for quieter braking.
Brake rotor: 160 mm.
Disc brake caliper: SRAM hydraulic, Apex or Rival depending on build, so read the name on your levers before ordering.
Chain: SRAM 12-speed.
Cassette: SRAM 12-speed, 11 to 44T, with an SRAM Apex 12-speed derailleur and DoubleTap shifters and a 42T Prowheel chainring. The CF Racer1 replacement parts page sells a derailleur hanger, crankset and bottom bracket, priced when you pick the option, read Nov 9, 2026.
Hub motor: 36V, 250 W geared rear hub, 42 Nm. The rear wheel and motor page has CF Racer1 Gravel, Road and (v2) Tubeless options, from $150, read Nov 9, 2026.
E-bike controller: 36V 15A sine wave. Sold on the CF Racer1 replacement parts page, priced when you pick the option, read Nov 9, 2026.
E-bike display: VeloFox DM02 color display. Separate Road and Gravel displays and a display cable are sold on the CF Racer1 replacement parts page, priced when you pick the option, read Nov 9, 2026.
Pedal assist sensor: Ride1Up R1CBC cadence sensor. A cadence sensor is sold on the CF Racer1 replacement parts page, priced when you pick the option, read Nov 9, 2026.
E-bike charger: 36V 2A with an LED status light. Ride1Up's charger page has a CF Racer1 option at $70, read Nov 9, 2026. A full charge takes 3 to 6 hours.
E-bike battery: 36V, 7Ah, 252 Wh with Samsung cells, inside the frame. The CF Racer1 Replacement Battery is for this bike only and not the Roadster v2 or v3; it is $185, out of stock, read Nov 9, 2026. Because it sits inside the frame, have a shop fit it.
Battery charge port: sold on the CF Racer1 replacement parts page, priced when you pick the option, read Nov 9, 2026.
Saddle: Selle Royale Asphalt GF.
Pedals: flat platform pedals.

Tools for common jobs

Tire levers: getting the 700c tire off for a flat.
Floor pump with gauge: reaching 35 to 75 psi on the Gravel build or 85 to 115 psi on the Road build. Check your valve type first.
Tire pressure gauge: checking pressure before rides.
Hex keys: a 6 mm bit fits the front thru-axle and pedals and a 3 mm bit the seat tube bolts.
Torque wrench: 12 Nm for the front thru-axle, 5 Nm for the seat tube bolts and 10 Nm for each pedal. This frame is carbon, so torque matters.
Torx keys: rotor bolts, typically T25 at 7 Nm.
Axle nut wrench: removing the rear hub motor wheel; the nut size isn't published, so measure yours.
Chain checker: measuring wear on the 12-speed chain.
Chain tool: fitting a new 12-speed chain.
Chain lube: regular chain care.
Brake pad spreader: keeping the SRAM pads apart with a wheel out.
Brake bleed kit: bleeding the SRAM hydraulic brakes. See bleed SRAM hydraulic brakes for the fluid.
Bike repair stand: clamp the seatpost, not the carbon frame tubes.

Where to buy

Ride1Up's CF Racer1 replacement parts page, from $35, read Nov 9, 2026. Every Ride1Up part is in its parts listing.
Ride1Up's rear wheel and motor page, from $150, and charger page.
Independent sellers: parts suppliers.
A shop can order and fit parts: find a shop.

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