Radpower RadWagon 5 Electric Cargo Bike

Name: Radpower RadWagon 5 Electric Cargo Bike
Brand: Repair and Run
SKU: 210000006812
Price: 2949.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

$2,949.00

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Description

Electronics

Parts or components used on the bike may differ from what's listed. Rad Power Bikes tests all components for compatibility and quality.

Battery

15Ah 720 Wh Safe Shield Advanced External Battery, Samsung 50GB or LG M50LT cells, UL Certified to UL-2271

Battery Key

Batteries come with a universal key that can be used to lock and unlock the battery to your ebike. Please note that universal keys are not unique to your ebike battery and may work with a variety of locks, including on other Rad ebikes. Universal keys do not offer the highest level of security compared to dedicated or unique key locks. We do not recommend leaving your battery affixed to your ebike in public unattended as it may pose a risk of battery theft.

Class

Class switchable between 1 and 2. Ships in Class 2 status.

Charger

48VDC, 2 Amp Rad Power Bikes smart charger, operates on 100V-240V AC power outlets

Display

Rad custom color display. See Display section below for details.

Hub Motor

Rear hub 500W, 90 Nm
Stated wattage is the manufacturer’s rated power capacity. Actual power-to-ground wattage is under 500W to ensure ebike regulatory compliance and may vary depending on riding conditions.

Lights

Auto-on feature
Front: ~200 lumens LED headlight with built-in reflector
Rear: Integrated taillight with brake light and turn signals

Pedal Assist

Torque sensor, 5 PAS Levels, plus a zero assist option

Range

Estimated 32-97 km per charge

Throttle

Half twist throttle

USB Ports

One USB-C port, located on display
Bike Components

Parts or components used on the bike may differ from what's listed. Rad Power Bikes tests all components for compatibility and quality.

Bell

Yes

Brake System

Tektro Hydraulic Disc HD-E395

Brake Pads

Tektro Semi-Metallic E11.11

Brake Rotors

180 mm x 2.3mm

Crank Set

50T with dual sided chain ring cover, 170mm crank arms

Derailleur

7-speed Shimano

Fenders

Full coverage front and rear, plus integrated wheel cover

Fork

RST Guide suspension fork, 45mm travel, tapered steerer tube, thru axle

Frame

Aluminum

Freewheel/Cassette

7-speed freewheel, 11-34T

Gearing

1x7 speed

Grips

Ergonomic rubber comfort grips

Handlebar

Aluminum, 680 mm wide

Kickstand

Dual leg center stand, spring loaded, steel

Pedals

Composite platform, CrMo axle with reflectors, standard 9/16" x 20 TPI threading

Rear Rack

Integrated, 120 lb (54.4 kg) carrying capacity

Saddle

Padded flat touring saddle with shallow anatomic cut-out, wide contoured sides

Seatpost

Telescoping, 552 mm x 34.9 mm

Seatpost Clamp

40 mm

Shifter

Shimano, 7-speed thumb shifter

Stem

35mm A-head

Tires

Kenda 20" x 3.3"
Geometry

Rider Heights

4'11"-6'3" (150-190 cm)

Bike Weight

86 lb (39 kg), 75.6 lb (34.3 kg) with battery removed

Payload

375 lb (170 kg), 265 lb max rider (120 kg)

Rear Rack Payload

120 lb (54.4 kg)

Handlebar Height

44" (111.8 cm)

Reach

14.2" (36 cm)

Seat Height

From ground: 30.5" - 41.8" (77.5 - 106.1 cm)
From pedal bottom stroke: 25" - 37" (64 - 94 cm)

Stepover Height

19.8" (50.3 cm)

Standover Height

21" (53.3 cm)

Total Length

76" (193 cm)

Wheelbase

50.7" (128.8 cm)

Seat Tube Length

13.5" (34.2 cm)
Sizing
What to Measure

Your “real inseam” -- or inside leg length -- is the distance between your body where it sits on your bike saddle and the ground.

This will typically be an inch or two longer than the length of your trousers, but you’ll want to measure to be sure.

You’ll use this number on the chart to get a feel for how the different models will fit you.

How to Measure

Gather the tools needed:

Medium-width hardcover book

Tape measure

A wall you can stand against

A trusted friend or relative

Wearing your regular riding shoes and with your back to the wall, stand with your feet spread so there is about 7 inches between them - this is about the distance apart your feet would be when straddling a bike with your feet on the ground (standover height).

Place a hardcover book against the wall with the spine of the book facing upward. Slide the book upwards towards your groin until it is solidly against your body. This may be a bit awkward, but is way more comfortable -- and safer! -- than trying to ride a bike that is too big.

If you have a buddy helping you, get them to measure from the floor to the top of the book spine while you hold the book in place. If you’re going it alone, carefully hold the book in place and measure from the ground to the top of the book spine.
Display

Class level

Choose speed settings for your ride:
Class 1: up to 20 mph, throttle only works while pedaling.
Class 2: up to 20 mph while pedaling or throttling.

Speedometer

Fast and Curious? The speedometer will tell you your current speed.

Odometer

Track the distance you’ve racked up, either by trip or through the bike’s entire lifespan.

Estimated remaining range

Is it time to recharge? To help you keep track, this displays your remaining battery life in either percentage or remaining miles.

Trip time

Did your trip feel like it was just half an hour, or did time fly by? This display will show you the time you spend on each outing. Be sure to reset your trip odometer before a ride you want to track.

Pedal assist level

The higher the number, the more the motor will boost you when you pedal. This shows what level you’re on, from 0 to 5.

Motor watts

Check out how much power the motor is supplying at any given time.

Headlight, taillight, and rear turn signals

It’s always a bright idea to make sure your lights are on and operating.

Note: Rear turn signals can be manually turned off or will turn off automatically two minutes into use.

USB charge indicator

Charging your device? This will confirm if your phone (or tablet, or smartwatch, or headphones, or …) is getting the juice it needs.