| Range |
Up to 45+ miles |
| Payload Capacity |
300 lb. |
| Top Speed |
Up to 20 mph |
| Motor |
750W Geared Hub |
| UL Status |
Tested by ACT, compliant to UL 2849 and UL 2271 |
| Battery Type |
14Ah External Battery |
What our Experts Think
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All-in-One Utility – The RadRunner™ Plus blends the power of an e-bike with the versatility of a cargo hauler, making it perfect for both commuting and adventure.
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Boosted Performance – With a 750W geared hub motor and 48V battery, it delivers strong acceleration and reliable power on hills and city streets.
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Passenger-Ready – Comes with an integrated passenger seat, foot pegs, and a rear rack, ideal for carrying a friend or extra gear.
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Comfort Meets Control – Features front suspension, adjustable seat, and wide tires for a smooth, stable ride across various terrains.
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Modern Features – Includes an LCD display, 7-speed drivetrain, twist throttle, and pedal assist for effortless, customizable riding.
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Perfect For – Urban explorers, commuters, and weekend riders looking for a powerful, feature-rich, and highly adaptable electric bike.
Q&A
Q: What is the Rad Power Bikes RadRunner™ Plus?
A: The RadRunner™ Plus is a versatile electric utility bike with premium upgrades, blending rugged performance, cargo capability, and comfort for commuting and adventure riding.
Q: What can the RadRunner Plus carry?
A: Built for hauling, it supports up to 300 lbs and features an integrated rear rack, optional front rack, and modular accessories for carrying cargo, passengers, or gear with ease.
Q: Is the RadRunner Plus comfortable and user-friendly?
A: Yes, it has an ergonomic design, adjustable seat, fat tires for a smooth ride, and an intuitive control panel, making it ideal for riders of all experience levels.
Q: Why choose the RadRunner Plus?
A: With its premium features, powerful motor, and unmatched utility, the RadRunner™ Plus is perfect for urban commuting, recreational rides, and cargo transport—all with electric ease.
Maintenance Tips
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Battery Care: Charge regularly with the provided charger. Avoid letting it fully deplete—keep it between 20–80% when possible. Store indoors in a cool, dry place, especially during winter months.
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Tire Pressure: Check tire pressure weekly. Inflate to the recommended PSI (usually 30–60 PSI depending on rider weight and load) for optimal performance and comfort.
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Brake Maintenance: Inspect and test mechanical disc brakes frequently. Adjust cables and replace pads as needed to ensure consistent stopping power—especially important with passenger or cargo loads.
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Chain & Drivetrain: Clean and lubricate the chain every 100–150 miles or after riding in rain/mud. A well-maintained drivetrain improves pedaling efficiency and motor support.
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Suspension Fork: Wipe down the suspension fork after rides to remove dirt. Avoid aggressive cleaning or high-pressure water near seals.
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Lights & Display: Check the integrated lights and LCD display for functionality. Clean with a dry cloth—avoid excess moisture near electrical components.
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Bolts & Accessories: Inspect and tighten all mounting bolts, especially on the rear passenger package, front rack, and kickstand. Loose parts can cause rattling or wear.
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Storage Tips: Store in a dry, shaded area. Remove the battery for long-term storage and maintain a 50–70% charge. Cover the bike to protect from dust and moisture.
