Black Friday Sneak Peek Sale. Rad Power Radmission 1 ebike - $799

which courier does rad bikes use to ship to ontario? thanks.

Really far cry from 2021/2022 when they couldn't keep up with demand. We're now seeing deep discounts on RADPower Bikes' less popular models. At these prices, you're getting a good quality bike with 1 year of warranty and tech support, and RADPower bikes usually maintain their value.

No sales on their most popular models, the RadRunner and RadWagon though.

DrSamB wrote: ↑ Why mini over mission?
Also what's the top speed on these guys? 32km/h?

Gears, LCD display, fenders, foldability, fat tires, larger battery capacity...that would be the reasons off the top of my head.

fuc847 wrote: ↑ having owned random chinese "junk" vs rad bikes, honestly there was zero difference in quality. maybe i was lucky to have a "chinese" bike that has no issues but i saved at least $2k

Any reccomendations?

I saw this promotion as well with rad mission and rad mini as well, anyone know which is better? Mission 799$ and mini 999$?

fuc847 wrote: ↑ having owned random chinese "junk" vs rad bikes, honestly there was zero difference in quality. maybe i was lucky to have a "chinese" bike that has no issues but i saved at least $2k

Warranty/After sales support would be the difference IMO.

udziee wrote: ↑ I saw this promotion as well with rad mission and rad mini as well, anyone know which is better? Mission 799$ and mini 999$?

It all depends on your needs/wants for your e-bike. Watch reviews on both and decide from there.

I did the same exercise and went with the Mini4 as it was what suited my e-bike requirements.

TehRFDAnomaly wrote: ↑ It all depends on your needs/wants for your e-bike. Watch reviews on both and decide from there.

I did the same exercise and went with the Mini4 as it was what suited my e-bike requirements.

Trying to figure out if there's anything the Mission is actually better at, or if it's just a better "cheaper" deal with less frills.

I personally like the look of the RadMission better. Very inconspicuous and looks like a regular bike.

The lack of gears is surprisingly only a big deal going DOWN hills, as your pedals will be useless. Going up hills with the 500W motor is no problem.

DrSamB wrote: ↑ Trying to figure out if there's anything the Mission is actually better at, or if it's just a better "cheaper" deal with less frills.

Mission would be better on the streets/paved roads as the tire size is designed for it and it will be lighter than the Mini. It also looks like a regular bike if that is what you are after.

dannyphones wrote: ↑ Can you attach a rack to the rad mission?

Yep...front, rear, baskets...etc. You can go crazy on RAD accessories.

$40 for radmini's kickstand seams like a lot, any go-to alternatives?

DrSamB wrote: ↑ $40 for radmini's kickstand seams like a lot, any go-to alternatives?

RadMini's come with a side kickstand, I know mine did.

Been wanting an ebike to keep up with my husband for some time now. Thank you OP, just grabbed one with the $50 off coupon!

fuc847 wrote: ↑ having owned random chinese "junk" vs rad bikes, honestly there was zero difference in quality. maybe i was lucky to have a "chinese" bike that has no issues but i saved at least $2k

I'm confused what your post is trying to add. Both of the main bikes discussed so far are <1k right now. How does one save at least 2k right now by going chinese?

Even the other bikes not really mentioned are ~1.5k

please do not post referral link/coupon codes

I already own a RadRunner, just ordered the RadMini for my wife. Also picked up the front rack which is 60% off right now. My Rad has this rack installed - it's very sturdy and versatile.

Rakuten offers 2% CB, and Rad has a no interest 6 month financing option through Affirm.

RodgetheDodge wrote: ↑ I already own a RadRunner, just ordered the RadMini for my wife. Also picked up the front rack which is 60% off right now. My Rad has this rack installed - it's very sturdy and versatile.

Rakuten offers 2% CB, and Rad has a no interest 6 month financing option through Affirm.

I'm almost tempted to get a second Mini.

why do they have to put such wide fat tires on these little bikes? It would seem to me that if you have a folding bike, you are presumably want it for portability and those wide tires aren't helping any

I want an e-bike but I don't want it to look like a shrunken down motorcycle. Radmission looks much better but no gears is a deal breaker for me. I still like to pedal.

I guess I'll have to wait for a deal on the Aventon Soltera....that's more of my ideal ride.

is this pricing online only? or can i go instore in Vancouver it's already fully assembled for the discounted price?
Also how are ppl getting these online coupon?