• The Rad Runner 3 Plus is a Class 2 e-bike with a maximum speed of 20 miles an hour.
• It comes in two colors, charcoal and boss moss green.
• The ideal rider height for this bike is between four eleven and six two.
• The bike weighs 725 pounds and has a maximum payload capacity of 350 pounds.
• It has a back area that can hold up to 120 pounds.
• The distance you can go on a single battery charge ranges between 25 to 45 miles.

“The Rad Runner 3 Plus is a Class 2 e-bike with a maximum speed of 20 miles an hour. It comes in two colors and has a maximum payload capacity of 350 pounds.”

Bike Specifications

• The bike is equipped with a 750 watt brushless rear motor from Rad Power Bikes.
• It has a 7-speed transmission with a Shimano Altus derailleur and derailleur guard.
• The stopping power is provided by the Tektro two-piston hydraulic brake system.
• The battery is a 48 volt 14 amp hour, 672 watt hour battery.
• The tires are specifically made for Rad Power Bikes and have a puncture-resistant liner.

“The bike is equipped with a 750 watt brushless rear motor and a 7-speed transmission. It also has a 48 volt 14 amp hour battery.”

Battery and Charger Features

• The battery has a power level indicator and can be unlocked using a key.
• The charging port is conveniently located.
• The battery charger is a 48 volt 2 amp charger, taking about six to eight hours to charge.

“The battery has a power level indicator and can be easily unlocked. The charger takes about six to eight hours to charge the battery.”

Bike Features and Accessories

• The bike has plastic fenders and pedals.
• It features a built-in back rack with a maximum weight capacity of 120 pounds.
• The bike has a quick-release seat post and BMX style handlebars.
• There are multiple connecting points and holes for attaching accessories and baskets.
• The bike comes with a battery connector cover for protection during travel.

“The bike has plastic fenders and pedals, a built-in back rack, and multiple connecting points for accessories. It also comes with a battery connector cover for protection during travel.”

Cockpit Operations and Display

-The left handlebar has a leather grip, front brake, bell, and power button.

• The display shows the pedal assist level and battery indicator.
• The right handlebar has a grip with a half twist throttle, a 7-speed thumb shifter, and the rear brake.
• The bike features an automatic Halo headlight and a customizable tail light with brake function.

Seat comfort and rattling

• The seat on the bike is comfortable.
• The only rattling noise comes from the items in the console.
• Having a console with storage is convenient but makes getting off the bike more difficult.
• The reviewer initially rode the bike without the console and found it easier to step through the bike.

Impressions on the console and additional storage

• The console was added for its cool look and extra storage.
• However, the console makes it harder to get off the bike.
• The reviewer mentions that the extra storage is useful.

“Now that I put this console on because number one I thought it looked cool and I was like oh yeah there’s just more storage that I can put on this bike.”

Hill climb test

• The reviewer is testing the bike’s performance in climbing a hill.
• The pedal assist level is set to 5, but the throttle gives the bike the necessary power.
• The bike successfully climbs the hill.

Mileage update and areas for improvement

• The reviewer gives an update on the mileage, stating 17.11 miles and 40% battery power remaining.
• The bike’s display could be improved to be more visible in sunlight.
• The motor noise is loud compared to other bikes.
• The reviewer suggests adding a battery percentage display.

“We are at our first mileage update now… The displays… could use improvement… Glass on it or something like that… the motor… is louder than 95% of the bikes… I have… I also think would be nice if I could see a percentage on the battery level.”

Riding without power and battery drain

• The reviewer realizes that they only have 20% battery power left.
• Riding without power is a challenge, but the reviewer is trying to conserve battery by using pedal assist level 2.
• The reviewer discusses the difficulty of turning back due to their desire to continue riding.

Riding without power and reaching the destination

• The battery runs out completely.
• The reviewer comments on the difficulty of taking off without battery power but mentions that it is manageable.
• The reviewer talks about using gear three to pedal easier but still feeling the weight of the bike.

Overall review of the bike and battery life

• The reviewer describes the bike as solid and loves everything about it.
• The motor is silent when not in use.
• The battery lasted 26.74 miles, with an additional 3.89 miles without battery power.
• The reviewer rode a total of 30.64 miles.

“I love everything about this bike…the battery lasted 26.74 miles”

Feedback on the console and foldy lock

• The reviewer is unsure about the console and plans to remove it for everyday use.
• They prefer replacing it with the foldy lock because it is easy to remove.
• The foldy lock is secure when attached.

“I’m not too sure about this console…the good thing is it is so easy to remove”

Feedback on motor noise and seat comfort

• The motor at the back end of the bike is louder compared to other bikes.
• The loud motor alerts people to move out of the way.
• The seat is comfortable for shorter distances, but becomes uncomfortable for longer rides over 25 miles.

“I think the motor on the back end is like one of the loudest motors…if you’re going to do a long distance”

Suggestion for improved display visibility in direct sunlight

• The reviewer suggests improving the visibility of the glass and display in direct sunlight.
• They mention that the current display is difficult to view while riding.

Positive feedback on brakes, construction, and utility

• The reviewer praises the brakes, describing them as solid and expertly made.
• They appreciate the utility aspect of the bike.
• Despite the battery not going very far, the reviewer finds it excellent for their needs.

“I love the brakes on this thing…it’s super solid…and for the utility reasons I think it’s excellent”

Conclusion and recommendation

• The reviewer states that they love everything about the bike and plan to keep it for a long time.
• They provide a link to Rad Power’s website for more information about the bike and its configurations.
• They also include a link for accessories used in the review.

“I’m pretty sure that this is one that’s going to be staying in the stable for a long time…I really like everything about this bike…if you are interested in this bike go ahead click the link down below…you can check out the many different configurations that they have for this bike and design one specifically for you”