Rad Power Bikes RadRunner 2

The RadRunner 2 features a robust moped-style frame designed to haul gear and passengers, with a total maximum payload capacity of 300 pounds. This includes the rider, any cargo on the rear rack, and accessories like the passenger seat.

Yes, the RadRunner 2 is classified as a Class 2 electric bike in the United States, meaning its pedal-assist and throttle speeds are limited to 20 miles per hour. This classification generally allows it to be ridden on standard city streets and most bicycle lanes without a license.

It is equipped with a custom 750-watt geared hub motor that provides excellent torque for hauling heavy cargo up hills. The bike runs on a semi-integrated 672Wh lithium-ion battery that typically offers a range of 25 to 45 miles on a single charge depending on the terrain.

Yes, Rad Power Bikes designed the RadRunner 2 with a low step-through frame to make it highly accessible. This allows riders of varying heights to easily step over the frame and get on the saddle without having to swing their leg over a high rear cargo rack.