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Save $400 on the RadRover 6 Plus and $200 on four RadRunner models from Rad Power Bikes from now until August 29.
One drawback to the recent surge in electric bike sales is the high cost. Electric bikes can be a great substitute for motorcycles when it comes to urban commutes, as we learned through firsthand testing not too long ago. They’re also great for anyone who wants a little more torque to climb hills or power past other cyclists on the trail. But with prices that can rival a used motorcycle, many e-bikes are (arguably) too expensive for common use.
The Seattle-based company has made a line of affordable e-bikes that is also incredibly practical. Modular construction allows you to attach tons of accessories and features, while fat tires soak up bumps and blast through obstacles. Right now, you can save $350 on the RadRover 6 Plus and $200 on the RadRunner Plus, RadRunner 2, RadCity 3 and RadCity 4. Some of which are amongst our favorite e-bike models for urban commutes.
Offer ends 8/29.
Save Up to $400
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Ride away with summer’s biggest deals: Save $400 on RadRover 6 Plus (High-Step, Step-Thru); save $200 on RadRunner Plus, RadRunner 2; RadCity 3 Step-Thru, RadCity 4 High-Step.
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30% Off Select Accessories
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Outfit your ebike and save with our biggest deals of the summer. Enjoy 30% off select accessories.
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20% off Hollywood Racks Vehicle Racks
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Use code RADXHR2022E1 to save 20% on the Hollywood Racks RV Rack & Hollywood Racks Sport Rider Rack. While supplies last. Offer ends 8/29 at 11:59 pm PT. Discount reflected in sale price.
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Save an additional $50 on the RadRover 6 Plus
Rad Power Bikes offers an additional $50 discount on ebikes for Active Duty Military, Military Retirees, Veterans, Military Spouses, Military Family Members, First Responders, Nurses, Medical Providers, Government Employees, Students and Teachers. Online eligibility must be verified through ID.me.
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About Rad Power Bikes
Mike Radenbaugh built his first ebike in 2007 as a way to get to high school and back, became totally obsessed, and founded Rad Power Bikes. For years he operated as a sole proprietorship, converting traditional bikes into electric bikes for local customers based on each person’s individual needs.
Mike always knew ebikes were the future of transportation, and his childhood friend and college roommate Ty Collins thought so too. In 2015, they joined forces to bring Rad Power Bikes to the masses. They relaunched the brand as a direct to consumer business with their first manufactured model — the RadRover electric fat bike — and have been on a wild ride of hypergrowth ever since.
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