Class 1 e-Bike
The Specialized Turbo Tero 3.0 is an 'SUV' for the bike world. It's a hardtail mountain bike equipped with commuter tires and rack mounts. Because it is a Class 1 e-bike (mid-drive, no throttle), it can legally ride singletrack trails on the weekend and paved bike paths during the weekday commute. This versatility makes it a top choice for riders who only want one bike for everything.
Gear for the Specialized Turbo Tero 3.0
Helmets, locks, lights and parts riders commonly buy with this e-bike.
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Specifications
| E-Bike Class | Class 1 - Pedal Assist Only |
| Motor Type | Mid-Drive |
| Motor Power | 250W |
| Assisted Max Speed | 20 mph |
| Pedal Assist | Yes |
| Throttle | Yes |
| Street Legal | Yes |
| Legal Access | Legal on all roads, bike paths, and trails where regular bicycles are allowed. |
Top Accessories & Parts
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Schwinn Thrasher Helmet for Adults, Red, Size 58-62 cm, for Riders Ages 14+, Lightweight Microshell, Adjustable Dial and Straps, Interior Padding, 20 Air Vents, Removable Visor, Adult Bike Helmet
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AUPTIM Bike Kickstand for Specialized Turbo Tero Turbo Vado Turbo Vado SL Venge Vita
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Master Lock 6 ft Cable Bike Lock 4-Digit Combination 1/2 in Diameter 8122D | Set Your Own Combo Vinyl-Coated Braided Steel Lock Protects Bicycles, Scooters, Outdoor Equipment from Theft
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Bicycle rack for Specialized Turbo Tero Turbo Vado Turbo Vado SL Venge Vita
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Class 1 e-bike?
Legal on all roads, bike paths, and trails where regular bicycles are allowed.
Is the Specialized Turbo Tero 3.0 street legal?
Yes, this e-bike is street legal.