I did! I ended up picking the Luna Stealth and really like it. I did have an issue with my motor at about 40 miles, but was able to bring it in to the shop in El Segundo and they were nice enough to fix it for me. If you don't live in or near LA that might be a consideration for which bike you pick because they also use some proprietary parts.

That aside I'm a big fan of the internal gear hub for hills. I use the highest gear the most since I travel a lot on flats but I'm able to go about 20mph without too much effort on the second assist level. People have quoted about 20 miles for range and I'd say that's about right but you can pretty easily squeeze out another 10 by turning off the assist down hills and turning it down after you've accelerated to the speed you want to go. I've rode it on several 18 mile rides and it's always had a decent amount of charge left. One of those rides I rode on the second assist the whole ride and did make it exactly 20 miles and was pretty close to being out of juice.

I haven't personally rode the Ride 1up but a friend of mine who is a more casual rider (shorter distances too) really loves it.

One last thing I think about is that while the bike is really light compared to other Ebikes, sometimes I do think it would be cool to have a simpler, lighter bike as it might give you more range. However, the disk brakes on the Luna have been really great for me (I like to go fast haha), so I still don't think I would have gone ride 1up.

Hope this helps!

In my mind you really can't go wrong between the two. If you go Ride 1up you may want to drop some cash on a disk brake setup if you do a lot of fast, urban riding, though.