RadRover 6 Plus Electric Fat Tire Bike (High Step, Charcoal) Expired

Agreed, these bikes are absolutely amazing if you live in a city with horrible road condition. Although these bikes are Class 2 ebikes and capped at 20mph

I have the radcity5 and love it though I would have bought the Rover instead because it is generally $500 cheaper on sale, but the Rover wheels are too wide to fit on standard bus front rack and that was a deal breaker for me

they already have horrible customer service so I wouldn't count on anything from them even today. definitely not in future.

Thanks! I just picked one up for an employee who bikes to work daily. He is autistic and cannot drive and I appreciate all the good feedback here!

It really is just a marketing gimmick/trend for inexpensive budget e-bikes for the most part. They are mostly grossly overpriced and white-label china imports. Whenever I see a fat tire e-bike it is always one of those cheap budget bikes hardly worth more than $500. Don't believe me? Check AliExpress. You will find all those bikes there for less than half of what those white label resellers are pushing them for. The web sites and resellers who sell these will tell you anything to make you believe that they are good. Stability, carry more weight, more robust, etc.
It really is like putting mud tires on your pickup truck and never taking it off the pavement. Less efficient, less stable, heavy, and everything I wanted to get away from in getting an e-bike. So why do people buy fat tire and add all that crap back into their ride? That is why those bikes all have huge batteries. The bike needs it.
Of course there will always be a small group of people who think they actually need fat tires because they want to ride them on a snow-covered trail or soft sand at the beach. The truth is that not many e-bikes have enough power to get you through soft sand at the beach or through a snow-packed trail. None of that changes the fact that 95% of the fat-tire bikes are still cheap quality bikes with the lowest of the lowest components. I simply don't trust that those bikes are built to support even the bike itself, let alone adding a rider to it.
They inflate the prices on these so people believe that are better than they really are. If you have two identical bikes next to each other, one from AliExpress ($700) and the other from one of the white label resellers ($1,500), most will buy the one for $1,500 because it has a different name stuck on it and a price tag 2x of the other. It therefore must be better. LOL.

In for 1. Extra $450 off in Denver. Taken off at the store (POS discount).

It really is just a marketing gimmick/trend for inexpensive budget e-bikes for the most part. They are mostly grossly overpriced and white-label china imports. Whenever I see a fat tire e-bike it is always one of those cheap budget bikes hardly worth more than $500. Don't believe me? Check AliExpress. You will find all those bikes there for less than half of what those white label resellers are pushing them for. The web sites and resellers who sell these will tell you anything to make you believe that they are good. Stability, carry more weight, more robust, etc.
It really is like putting mud tires on your pickup truck and never taking it off the pavement. Less efficient, less stable, heavy, and everything I wanted to get away from in getting an e-bike. So why do people buy fat tire and add all that crap back into their ride? That is why those bikes all have huge batteries. The bike needs it.
Of course there will always be a small group of people who think they actually need fat tires because they want to ride them on a snow-covered trail or soft sand at the beach. The truth is that not many e-bikes have enough power to get you through soft sand at the beach or through a snow-packed trail. None of that changes the fact that 95% of the fat-tire bikes are still cheap quality bikes with the lowest of the lowest components. I simply don't trust that those bikes are built to support even the bike itself, let alone adding a rider to it.
They inflate the prices on these so people believe that are better than they really are. If you have two identical bikes next to each other, one from AliExpress ($700) and the other from one of the white label resellers ($1,500), most will buy the one for $1,500 because it has a different name stuck on it and a price tag 2x of the other. It therefore must be better. LOL.

It really is just a marketing gimmick/trend for inexpensive budget e-bikes for the most part. They are mostly grossly overpriced and white-label china imports. Whenever I see a fat tire e-bike it is always one of those cheap budget bikes hardly worth more than $500. Don't believe me? Check AliExpress. You will find all those bikes there for less than half of what those white label resellers are pushing them for. The web sites and resellers who sell these will tell you anything to make you believe that they are good. Stability, carry more weight, more robust, etc.
It really is like putting mud tires on your pickup truck and never taking it off the pavement. Less efficient, less stable, heavy, and everything I wanted to get away from in getting an e-bike. So why do people buy fat tire and add all that crap back into their ride? That is why those bikes all have huge batteries. The bike needs it.
Of course there will always be a small group of people who think they actually need fat tires because they want to ride them on a snow-covered trail or soft sand at the beach. The truth is that not many e-bikes have enough power to get you through soft sand at the beach or through a snow-packed trail. None of that changes the fact that 95% of the fat-tire bikes are still cheap quality bikes with the lowest of the lowest components. I simply don't trust that those bikes are built to support even the bike itself, let alone adding a rider to it.
They inflate the prices on these so people believe that are better than they really are. If you have two identical bikes next to each other, one from AliExpress ($700) and the other from one of the white label resellers ($1,500), most will buy the one for $1,500 because it has a different name stuck on it and a price tag 2x of the other. It therefore must be better. LOL.

they already have horrible customer service so I wouldn't count on anything from them even today. definitely not in future.

Put a tracker on it, a real tracker not a stupid AirTag because they just send the thief a text message saying that the item you just stole has a AirTag and you are being tracked.

Put a tracker on it, a real tracker not a stupid AirTag because they just send the thief a text message saying that the item you just stole has a AirTag and you are being tracked.

piece of sh*t discount? Wow, that an honest dealer.