- Is the RadRover 6 Plus good for hills?
- Yes. The 750W rear hub motor and 7-speed gearing handle steep climbs well, especially with pedal input. Heavier riders should expect to pedal more on long grades.
- How does it compare with the RadRover 5?
- The 6 Plus adds a semi-integrated battery, hydraulic disc brakes and a revised frame. It keeps the same fat-tire formula but is a more refined, better-braking bike.
- Can I ride it without the motor?
- It can be pedaled unassisted, but the weight and wide tires make it tiring. Plan to use assist for most rides.
- Does it fit shorter riders?
- The step-thru frame suits shorter riders better than the high-step. Check the standover height and reach against your inseam before choosing.
- What comes in the box?
- The bike ships mostly assembled with the battery, charger, pedals and basic tools. You attach the front wheel, handlebar and pedals and check the brakes before riding.
- Is it legal on bike paths?
- It is a Class 2 e-bike limited to 20 mph on throttle, which is allowed on many paths. Local rules vary, so check before riding trails.
- Where is the Rad Power Bikes RadRover 6 Plus Fat Tire Electric Bike cheapest?
- At American Iron Cycles, for $1,599.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Rad Power Bikes RadRover 6 Plus Fat Tire Electric Bike?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Buycycle, American Iron Cycles.