Yuba FastRack Review Short

While attending the (e)revolution electric bike show in Denver Colorado, I got to connect with Yuba to learn more about their FastRack electric bike. Initially, I thought it was called the Fast Track because of the many rack systems (front, rear, and custom sideboards that fold up to create a platform or down out of way). It's a midtail electric cargo bike with the Shimano E7000 mid-drive motor that offers up to 60nm of torque and is known for being light, efficient, and quiet. Tim explained that the bike can support a rider and two children, or two adult passengers, and can handle up to 440lbs maximum load which is way above average. The bike has fenders, integrated lights, a suspension fork, a folding rear platform rack, and can be stood up onto the back end to store vertically as well as rolled around in the vertical position! The handlebar can fold 90-degrees so it doesn't take as much space in the upright position. Like most of their other ebikes, the FastRack works with child seats, a surround bar, passenger pad, and is sold online and through independent electric bike shops. Unlike the Spicy Curry, that we looked at in another video, this model can only work with a single battery pack vs. two.

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