Urtopia Carbon Fusion Pro Review | SUV-Styling Goes Carbon

Urtopia’s frames always stand out (like the unique Urtopia Carbon Joy) , and the Carbon Fusion Pro is no exception. Its angular design even reminds me a bit of a saxophone emoji — not a criticism, but a fun, distinctive touch that doesn’t compromise performance. Four colorways are available: Deep Sea Blue (our test bike), Elegant Grey, Blazing Black, and Vial Orange.

A 19” standover height makes the bike approachable, and there’s plenty of adjustment in the seatpost and stem to fit riders across its quoted height range. Urtopia’s Toray carbon fiber frame helps keep flex in check; while step-through bikes often have some give, the stiffer material makes the Fusion Pro feel planted in corners. I found myself leaning into turns at speed more and more. Even at downhill speeds above 35 mph, the frame felt steady and predictable.

The bike also feels agile thanks to its light weight and narrow tires. The Kenda hybrid tires strike a nice balance. Their knobby tread adds a bit of road noise but provides reassuring grip on gravel or dirt. At just 2.05” wide, they don’t sap speed on pavement. Up front, the Zoom suspension fork has 60 mm of travel, which is enough for commuting comfort and light trail duty. After adjusting preload, I didn’t quickly bottom it out at 235 lbs. The bike can handle off-road exploring, but it’s most at home on mild dirt or rail-trail paths.

The color display is bright and easy to read. Along with standard readouts and speed controls, it even shows rider vs. motor effort — a neat feature if its accuracy holds up which I don’t know how to verify.

Most of my nitpicks center on accessories. The 40-lux headlight is quite small and easily obscured by the cable cluster; braiding the cables could help visibility. The metal fenders look good but their support arms are a bit flimsy, adding occasional rattle.

On the plus side, Urtopia offers an MIK HD rear rack rated for 60 lbs (total payload: 330 lbs). It’s compatible with panniers, baskets, or even passenger add-ons, making it a smart choice for commuters.

All told, the Carbon Fusion Pro delivers impressive value. Carbon fiber isn’t usually associated with affordability, but Urtopia has been challenging that notion, pairing lightweight construction with solid features. This is an accessible, well-equipped option for riders who want lightweight performance without breaking the bank.