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$73 million in debt and looking to sell: Rad Power Bikes files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid mounting pressures
Management aims to restructure its finances and sell the company within the next 45 to 60 days
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Rad Power Bikes in crisis? Seattle company hit with battery warning but cannot afford a fix
With 31 fires and nearly three-quarter–million dollars in damage linked to its batteries, Rad Power Bikes says a full recall would bankrupt the company
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'The collective mantra has been, and will continue to be, Save Rad' - US e-bike giant faces uncertain future
Rad Power Bikes cites a drop in demand after the pandemic, and financial strain from tariffs as contributing factors
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A safer e-bike: Rad Power Bikes launches four new bike models with fire-preventing batteries
Rad Power Bikes announces new ‘Safe Shield Battery’ featuring thermal resistant technology on its four new e-bike models.
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New California bill seeks to ban kids from riding e-bikes
A new California bill says that children over 12 and without a driver’s license should take a written test and get an ‘e-bike license’ in order to operate or ride an e-bike.
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‘I saw the front wheel flying through the air’ - Customer files class-action lawsuit against Rad Power Bikes for faulty design
Following a 2022 wrongful death lawsuit and a personal injury and property damage lawsuit, America’s largest e-bike manufacturer, Rad Power Bikes, is again being sued.
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Rad Power RadRunner 3 Plus e-bike review: a cargo bike with car replacement capabilities
We tested and reviewed Rad Power Bikes' small but mighty RadRunner 3, and came away impressed.
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Parents of tragic e-bike fatality settle; Rad Power Bikes pushes back
North America's largest e-bike company, Rad Power Bikes, is fighting a wrongful death lawsuit denying liability.
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Rad Power Bikes suffers a third round of layoffs
North America's largest e-bike company, Rad Power Bikes, is currently conducting its third round of layoffs in a year filled with lawsuits, manufacturing defects, layoffs and a market downturn.
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Founder and CEO of Rad Power Bikes steps down
After 15 years at the helm, Mike Radenbaugh, the founder of North America's largest e-bike company, Rad Power Bikes, will step down from his role as CEO.
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Lawsuits, layoffs and blown tires: it's been a rough year for Rad Power Bikes
The Seattle-based e-bike company recalls the 30,000 RadWagon 4 E-cargo bikes in use
