"More and more people have discovered that ebikes are a fun, efficient mode of transportation that can even replace a car."

- Fast Company

Excited about the new RadRover 6 Plus, Rad Rider?

Whether you’re looking to venture outdoors or looking for an easy way to conquer life’s everyday demands, this is a bike that helps you do it all — on your own terms. With its new hill-climbing motor, hydraulic disc brakes and satin charcoal finish, you'll get the best of both style and function.

But don't take our word for it. The press loves our brand new fat tire bike, too. Clean Technica even said, "With all the upgrades Rad Power Bikes is bringing to the table with the new RadRovers, I’m going to be hard-pressed not to upgrade to one of these new bad boys."

"Even if you are not traveling anywhere this summer, an ebike like the RadRover 6 Plus can put the wind in your hair as you explore miles from home."

Forbes praised how enjoyable the RadRover 6 Plus is to pedal, highlighting how the big tires and suspension provide a good ride.

"The most eye-catching new detail is certainly the semi-integrated battery.”

The Verge raves that the RadRover Plus "comes with a bevy of new parts, including hydraulic disc brakes, a custom geared-hub motor, a new ergonomic frame, and an improved LCD display that’s easier to use."

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"Rad's sexiest ebike yet."

Gear Patrol celebrated the Rover Plus's advances in both style and technical capabilities. "North America's biggest ebike brand doesn't take its reliable original fat bike for granted — it just keeps rolling out better and better versions. Rad seriously revamped the dash on this bike, splitting it into two components, one for control and one for information."

"A beefy sport utility vehicle of an ebike."

Fast Company highlighted the RadRover 6's double use. "It sports jumbo-sized knobby tires and front suspension—the sort of features you want for riding on dirt, gravel, grass, and other surfaces beyond nice, smooth pavement. But just as many SUV owners lean into the “utility” rather than “sport” in everyday use, a lot of people do use the RadRover for city commuting, and they just like the big tires."