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Ride1Up TrailRush: parts and specs

Replacement parts and specs for the Ride1Up TrailRush: Maxxis Minion 29 x 2.6 tubeless-ready tires, Tektro Orion 4-piston brakes, KMC e10 chain, Shimano Deore 10-speed, Brose TF Sprinter drive, Allround display and 36V 504 Wh battery.

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This page lists the common replacement parts for the Ride1Up TrailRush, a Brose mid-drive trail bike sold from 2025 in medium and large frames. Specs come from Ride1Up's TrailRush product page, the tire and tube sizing article and its parts pages, read Nov 9, 2026. It shares its battery, charger, drive unit and display with the Prodigy v2 ECO.

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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: Maxxis Minion DHF and DHR, 29" x 2.6", tubeless ready; converting needs rim tape and tubeless valves (product page). The sizing article gives 30 to 40 psi. See tubeless tires and sealant.
Inner tube: Schrader valve (sizing article), 29" sized for a 2.6" tire.
Disc brake caliper: Tektro Orion HD-M745, 4-piston hydraulic (product page).
Chain: KMC e10 mid-drive chain (product page).
Cassette: Shimano HG500-10, 11 to 36T, with a Shimano Deore M6000 10-speed derailleur and 38T chainring (product page). The TrailRush replacement parts page lists a derailleur hanger.
Drive unit: Brose TF Sprinter mid-drive, 90 Nm, with a frame-integrated controller and torque sensor (product page). The parts page lists the drive unit, its covers and a drive unit service kit. Brose drive units are serviced by a dealer or by Ride1Up. See Brose and Specialized motors explained.
E-bike display: Brose Allround 1.5" color TFT (product page). The parts page lists the display and display cable.
Speed sensor: the parts page lists the speed sensor and its cable to the motor.
E-bike charger: 36V, 2A with auto shut-off (product page). Ride1Up's charger page has a "Prodigy & Trailrush" option.
E-bike battery: 36V, 14Ah, 504 Wh, Phylion BN21 with Samsung cells (product page). The Prodigy v2 Eco and TrailRush Battery is $395, in stock, read Nov 9, 2026.
Battery charge port: the parts page lists the charge port cover and the charge port to motor cable.
Grips: Velo silica gel ergonomic grips (product page).
Saddle: Selle Royal SRX on a 31.6 mm dropper post (product page).

Tools for common jobs

Tire levers: removing the Maxxis tires; tough casings help a lever.
Floor pump with gauge: filling to 30 to 40 psi, or seating a tubeless tire.
Tire pressure gauge: fine pressure checks for trail riding.
Hex keys: stem, dropper, caliper and rotor bolts.
Torque wrench: crank, stem and rotor bolts to the values in your manual.
Chain checker: mid-drives wear chains faster, so check often.
Chain tool: fitting a new 10-speed chain.
Chain lube: regular chain care after dusty or wet rides.
Brake pad spreader: keeping the 4-piston pads apart with a wheel out.
Brake bleed kit: bleeding the Tektro Orion brakes. See bleed Tektro hydraulic brakes for the fluid.
Bike repair stand: drivetrain and brake work.

Where to buy

Ride1Up's TrailRush replacement parts page, from $30 in the parts listing, read Nov 9, 2026.
Ride1Up's battery page and charger page.
Independent sellers: parts suppliers.
A shop can order and fit parts: find a shop.

Common repairs

Sources

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