https://www.radpowerbikes.com We were in the market for an electric bike so I researched everything I could about the different brands.
The first brand I considered was Super73. Super73 is a local brand based out of Irvine, CA. I first noticed their bikes in 2016 when they created eBikes inspired by vintage motorcycles. At the time of this writing, the Super73-SI retails for $1,800, has a 500 watt (nominal) motor, includes fenders, top speed of 20 MPH and is rated for 30-50 miles of range. What I didn't like about the Super73 is this bike doesn't have suspension at this price and is only a single speed (no gears). The second company I considered was Juiced Bikes. The CityScrambler retails for $1,799, has a 750 watt Bafang motor, doesn't include fenders, top speed of 28 MPH and is rated for 45+ miles of range. I liked the CityScrambler over the Super73-SI because it includes a front suspension and 7 speed drivetrain.
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http://juicedbikes.com Ultimately, we ended up purchasing a Rad Power Bikes Rad Runner Plus. The Rad Runner Plus retails for $1,699, has a 750 watt Bafang motor, includes fenders, top speed of 20 MPH from the factory or 25 MPH adjusted through settings and is rated for 25-45+ miles of range. Like the CityScrambler, the Rad Runner Plus includes a front suspension and 7 speed drivetrain. What separates Rad Runner Plus from the competition is it also includes a rear seat, rear pegs and premium LED halo headlight. Rad Power Bikes is based out of Seattle, WA and have very high reviews on customer service across all the forums.
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