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2025 Rad Power Bikes

RadRunner Max

A 20″ aluminum frame utility e-bike with modest components and hydraulic disc brakes.
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Manufacturer Price

$2,299
Weight82.0 lbs  
FrameAluminum
SuspensionHardtail, 80mm
Wheels20″
Drivetrain1 × 8
GroupsetShimano
Motor750W 90Nm hub-drive
Battery672Wh
BrakesHydraulic Disc
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Gearing

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

27 mph

RadRunner Max

23 mph

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Highest gear

(descending)

Sizing
One Size

4'11" – 6'3"

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Summary

The Rad Power Bikes RadRunner is celebrated for its versatility, comfort, and utility, making it a standout in the utility e-bike category. Its powerful motor, adaptable design, and range of accessories cater to a wide array of needs, from urban commuting to cargo hauling. While it excels in performance and user-friendliness, some reviews note limitations in adjustability and color options.

Pros
  • Versatile and adaptable design for various uses

  • Powerful motor with excellent acceleration and hill performance

  • Comfortable ride quality with suspension and upright seating

  • Long range and optional battery extender for extended use

  • Comprehensive security and safety features

Cons
  • Limited adjustability for taller riders

  • Single color option available

  • Some components like the kickstand and saddle design could be improved

Key Quotes
The RadRunner 3 Plus rises to meet that need beautifully.
Electric Bike Report
The radar and security features are genuine standouts, addressing real-world needs, while the motor and suspension make it a capable all-rounder.
Electric Bike Review logoElectric Bike Review
Stability and comfort are hallmarks of the RadRunner 3 Plus.
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Bikerumor
This Compact Cargo Model is the SUV of E-Bikes: Rad Power RadRunner Max Review

Aug 2025 · Jeremy Benson

The new RadRunner Max takes Rad Power’s most popular model to the max with a fresh look, more power, cargo capacity, and features.

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Outdoor Gear Lab
Rad Power RadRunner Max

Jul 2025 · Joshua Hutchens

Rad Power delivers some notable updates to the RadRunner. Now capable of Class 3 speeds, equipped with a new display featuring radar, an improved...

Highs
  • Smooth and Stable

  • Radar

  • 420 lb capacity

Lows
  • Too heavy for most bike racks

  • Limited front-end adjustability

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Electric Bike Report
Rad Power Bikes RadRunner Max Review

Jun 2025 · Griffin Hales

This feature-packed utility bike delivers power, handling, and style in spades. It’s great for riders who want more than just a jack-of-all-trades. The RadRunner Max is what happens when you take a versatile utility platform and supercharge it—with a beefed-up motor and a slew of upgrades you’d expect from the premium option over its more

Highs
  • Strong motor performance. The RadRunner Max delivers plenty of pep and matching control, making hills feel easy and acceleration smooth.

  • Packed with safety features. From radar detection and hydraulic brakes to potted batteries and integrated lighting, the bike enhances your feeling of safety on the road.

  • Robust security options. Apple Find My integration, password protection, Bluetooth unlock detection, and a key fob offer multiple layers of theft deterrence.

  • Highly versatile. With a high payload capacity and powerful motor, this short-tail cargo bike is ready to carry passengers, gear, or both.

  • Customization and range potential. A broad accessory ecosystem lets you tailor the setup, and the rare ability to add a second battery means you can double your range.

  • Comfort-focused design. Wide, cushy tires, a suspension fork, and an upright riding position help soak up bumps and keep long rides comfortable.

Lows
  • Limited adjustability for taller riders. While leg extension is great, the handlebar height may feel low for riders 5’11” and up.

  • Minimal options for the price. At over $2k, the single color choice (while stunning) and included 2A charger feel a bit underwhelming (with no higher output charger offered).

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Electric Bike Review
Rad Power Bikes RadRunner MAX Review 2025: Now With Traffic Safety Radar!

May 2025

Check out my in-depth RadRunner Max review from Rad Power Bikes, testing its speed, 420-lb payload, and innovative radar tech for commuting and cargo. I explore pros, cons, and features to see if it’s worth your investment.

Observations
  • The 750W rear hub motor pumps out 90 Nm of torque, making quick work of steep hills and heavy loads. A torque sensor delivers natural, quiet pedal assist across five levels, so whether you’re climbing or cruising, it feels effortless. With a twist throttle and up to 28 mph in Class 3 mode, with plenty of grunt to handle the job.

  • Rad claims a 19–60+ mile range per charge on the RadRunner MAX. For longer trips, the optional Range Extender battery tucks under the rear rack, boosting range to over 120 miles.

  • The integrated rear radar scans 100 meters back, showing a real-time meter on the full-color display to track approaching cars, while the taillight flashes to alert drivers. Add in 450lumen (low beam)/750 lumen (high beam) headlights, turn signals, and hydraulic disc brakes, and you’ve got a setup that keeps you visible and safer in busy traffic.

  • With a 420-lb payload and a 120-lb rear rack, the Max hauls groceries, gear, or a passenger with ease, paired with a comfy saddle and 80mm suspension fork for a smooth ride. Over 330 accessory options—think baskets, seats, or panniers—let you tweak it for your specific needs. See Latest Price

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Rad Power RadRunner 3 Plus review

Aug 2023 · Warren Rossiter

A small-wheeled load hauler

Highs
  • Easy riding

  • Steady handling

  • Big load capacity well put together for the price

Lows
  • Doesn t like big hills

  • Kickstand could be better

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Rad Power Bikes RadRunner 3 Plus

Jun 2023

Verdict: Excellent compact utility bike with loads of improvements over version 1 and still decent value

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Geometry
Specs
Build
Frame

Aluminum

ColorDeep Emerald Green

Fork

Exsho suspension, 80mm, tapered, thru

Travel80mm

Stem

50 mm + 30º (35 mm rise)

Handlebar

Aluminum, 28" (71.1 cm) wide

Saddle

Lightly padded flat touring saddle

Seatpost

Aluminum alloy 390 mm x 27.2 mm

TypeRigid

Pedals

Forged aluminum platform, CrMo axle with reflectors, standard 9/16" x 20 TPI threading

Grips

Lock-on ergonomic comfort grips

Groupset
Rear Derailleur

8 speed

Crank

50T with dual-sided aluminum chainring guard, 170 mm crank arms

Shifters

Shimano, 8 speed, trigger

Cassette

8 speed 11-34T

Brakes

Gemma Hydraulic GA-1000B

TypeHydraulic Disc

Wheels
Tires

Custom Rad tire 20" x 3.5" with puncture protection and reflective stripe, Multi-surface tread pattern

Disc Rotors

180mm x 1.8mm, 6 bolt.

Electric Components
Motor

Rear hub 750W 90 Nm, Stated wattage is the manufacturer’s rated power capacity. Actual power-to-ground wattage is under 750W to ensure ebike regulatory compliance and may vary depending on riding conditions.

Battery

Safe Shield Semi-Integrated Battery (14 Ah), 672 Wh, Certified by ACT to UL 2271

Display

Rad Power Bikes color display. See Display section below for details.

Charger

48V, 2 Amp Rad Power Bikes smart charger, operates on 100V-240V AC power outlets

Accessories
Lights

The headlights turn on automatically, so you won’t forget — and thanks to the ambient light sensor, they’ll activate when your surroundings get dim.

Fenders

Full-coverage front and rear, hardware included

Racks

Integrated, 120 lb (54 kg) carrying capacity

Bell

Handlebar mount

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First added May 14

Last updated May 30