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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Rad Power Bikes RadKick. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- This bike is available in two builds: RadKick 7-Speed and the single-speed RadKick Belt Drive.
- Experts enjoy the RadKick's nimble handling.
- The 710mm handlebars provide good control over the bike, according to reviewers.
- Experts value the RadKick Belt Drive's low-maintenance drivetrain.
- Testers appreciate the smooth and gradual acceleration from the throttle.
- Reviewers find the 80mm suspension fork takes the sting out of road imperfections.
- The Gemma GA-950 hydraulic disc brakes demonstrate above-average stopping power in one publication's standardized test.
- Testers say the 2.25" Chaoyang ARISUN tires balance good all-weather traction and flat protection with low rolling resistance.
- Reviewers praise the responsive and intuitive assistance thanks to the RadKick Belt Drive's torque sensor.
- The low step-through frame allows easy mounting and dismounting.
- The Radkick comes with lights with brake activation, fenders, and a rear rack (55lb capacity).
- The easy-to-read display shows battery percentage and houses a USB-C charging port.
- The RadKick has an adjustable stem.
9 reasons not to buy
- Rad Power Bikes claims the RadKick has a 500W motor, but some reviewers get 250W and 350W motors on their test bikes.
- A tester finds the motor lethargic and underpowered for steep hills.
- The RadKick is rated for riders 5’2” to 6’1”, but a 6’1” reviewer feels the reach is too short, and riders at the low end of the range may find the 33” minimum saddle height too high.
- At just 16.1 miles in one range test, the battery drops to 10%, the display shows an error, and motor assistance stops working.
- An expert says the frame transmits road vibrations heavily at the rear, causing discomfort.
- One tester complains that PAS 1 provides negligible assistance.
- There is no way to adjust speed and power via the display.
- The top of the rear rack attaches only to the fender, leading one expert to question the 55lb capacity.
- Buyers complain of out-of-stock parts, delayed shipping, and unresponsive customer support.