RadRunner 2 vs Cowboy 4: Utility vs Style
Two very different philosophies of e-biking: haul-everything utility versus minimalist connected commuting.
$1,499
The utility e-bike king: hauls cargo, passengers and groceries with ease.
Battery
672 Wh
Range
25-45 mi
Top speed
20 mph (class 2)
Motor
750W geared hub
Max load
300 lb
Frame
Step-through steel
The RadRunner 2 is a compact utility bike that can carry up to 300 lb. Its step-through frame, fat tires and 5-level pedal assist make it incredibly versatile. Add the passenger seat and it becomes a family hauler. Few e-bikes offer this much utility for the money.
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Two very different philosophies of e-biking: haul-everything utility versus minimalist connected commuting.
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