The more forward-leaning position of the XP makes it a little bit more sporty. It also means that the battery isn’t going to get in the way of your legs when riding. What adds to the looks of the bike is that the battery is fully integrated into the folding frame, and in order to access the battery, you need to fold the bicycle. It comes in two colors (white and black) and it’s also available in a regular (non-step-thru) version. Judging the appearance, the Lectric is a more modern-looking bicycle than the RadMini. Image overlay of the RadMini and the Lectric XP It also offers a slightly more upright riding position by bringing the handlebar closer to you. The RadMini’s standover height is slightly lower than the XP 2.0’s (16″ vs 18.5″), which may be a dealbreaker if lifting your legs causes you difficulty. The low-step version makes it easier for the rider to get on and off and makes these bikes accessible to people with mobility issues. Both of them are available in regular folding versions too, and they come in at the same price point. Model XP Step-Thru 2.0 RadMini Step-Thru 2 Motor power 500W (800 Peak) Hub motor 750W Hub motor Max speed 20 MPH (28 MPH in class 3 mode) 20 MPH (28 MPH in class 3 mode) Battery 48V 9.6ah integrated 48V 14ah non-integrated Carry capacity 330 lbs 275 lbs Bicycle weight 64 lbs 69 lbs Max Range 45 Mi 45 Mi Charge time hours 4-6 7 Throttle type Twist Twist Tire size 3″ x 20″ 3″ x 20″ Front suspension 40 mm 80 mm Brakes Mechanical disc Mechanical disc Rotor size 160mm 180mm Chainring 52 48 Cassette/freewheel 14-28 freewheel 11 – 34 freewheel Number of gears Shimano Tourney 7 speed Shimano Altus 7 speed Frame sizes One size One size Integrated lights Yes Yes Fenders Yes Yes Price $1,099 $1,299 Appearanceīoth the Lectric and the RadMini are folding e-bikes with 20″ fat tires. The Lectric still offers a lot of value for the money, has a more modern appearance, and it also beats the RadMini in carrying capacity by 55 lbs. The RadMini Step-Thru 2 is a bicycle with better overall specifications and costs 200 dollars more than the Lectric Step-Thru 2.0. We’re going to put the Lectric XP Step-Thru 2.0 and the RadMini Step-Tru 2 head-to-head against each other so you can decide which is the one that best suits your needs. Two popular bikes on the market that offer a lot of value for money are Lectric Ebikes and Rad Power Bikes. They are becoming increasingly popular, and to choose the one that best suits your needs may seem like a daunting task. This feature recharges the battery pack when the brakes are applied while coming to a stop and traveling downhill.Ĭlick HERE to learn more about regenerative braking.To say that there’s no shortage of e-bikes nowadays is a little bit of an understatement. It is active whenever the front and/or rear brake lever is applied, which flips an electronic switch, turning the motor into a brake. Click HERE to see all models sold in Canada.Ĭlick HERE to read our post about ebike motors on The Scenic Route.īikes outfitted with a direct drive hub motor have regenerative braking. Models sold in Canada are outfitted with a 500W motor. Perfect for flattening your everyday hills. The 500W geared hub motor provides 50 Nm of torque for a smooth, capable ride. Combined with a robust suite of included accessories such as built-in rear racks and fenders, the RadCity 4 and RadCity Step-Thru 3 are efficient, powerful bikes ideal for commuting to work and long rides on the weekend. The direct drive motor is more efficient at higher speeds and offers regenerative braking, which both provide for increased range. Models: RadCity 4 and RadCity Step-Thru 3 Combined with the fat tires that come with the geared motored bikes, the bikes are powerful, sporty bikes that can handle riding off-road and through the urban jungle. The geared motor provides about double the low-end torque compared to a direct drive motor, which is great for starting quickly and for powering up hills.
Radmini step thru plus#
Models: RadCity 5 Plus, RadCity 5 Plus Step-Thru, RadRover 6 Plus, RadRover 6 Plus Step-Thru, RadExpand 5, RadMini 4, RadMini Step-Thru 2, RadRover 5, RadRover Step-Thru 1, RadRunner 1, RadRunner Plus, and RadWagon 4 Take a look below at the motors used by Rad Power Bikes. Each motor is designed to complement the intended use of the different models.
Power is delivered to the rider in different ways, depending on which type of motor their bike model uses. Riders can use motor power in two ways: by pedaling with pedal assist level 1-5 selected (0-4 on models with an LED display), or by using the throttle. The LCD display shows the current power output by the motor. All of our ebikes sold in the US have a powerful motor and can provide power on demand.
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