Rad Power Bikes Inc.
Last updated June 24, 2024
Rad Power Bikes Inc.
Last updated June 24, 2024
At Rad Power Bikes, we love learning about our riders – who you are, where you bike, and the adventures you’ve had riding Rad. But we want to learn more about you in a way that’s fair and honest, which is why we follow privacy guidelines. We’re guessing reading a privacy policy isn’t your idea of a good time and that you’d rather be riding than read a bunch of legalese. So, we aimed to keep our Privacy Policy as straight-forward as possible about the data we may collect about you and your rights and choices about what we can or cannot do with that information. We encourage you to read this Privacy Policy. But if you’d rather get the highlight reel version, the TLDR version is here.
We’re not into hiding the ball, so if you have any questions or want to contact us about our Privacy Policy, you can reach us by email at privacy@radpowerbikes.com. If you prefer snail mail, please send your communication here; or if you’re a phone person, our toll-free phone number is (800) 939-0310.
To make sure we’re on the same page, when we refer to “Rad,” “RPB,” “we,” “us,” “our,” etc., we mean Rad Power Bikes Inc. The “we” does not include our independent third-party business partners or retail sellers who have their own privacy policies and practices.
We’ll cut to the chase about what a lot of people may worry about: We do not sell your information and you can change cookie preferences to ask us not to share your information (but keep in mind, sharing helps us cater our messages or content that are of interest to you).
For those of you who want to get into the nitty gritty or just want some material to help you fall asleep, please read on.
What this Privacy Policy Covers
Information We May Collect When You Access Our Websites
Information We May Receive About You From Third Parties
Choices and Rights Regarding Your Information
Changes to this Privacy Policy
Personal Information of Children
California’s Shine the Light Policy
Privacy Rights for the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and Switzerland
To use some of our products and services, you may provide us with personal information. Personal Information means information that identifies, relates to, describes, or is capable of being associated with or linked directly or indirectly to a specific person or household. For our customers who are citizens and residents of the EEA, UK, or Switzerland, personal information has the same meaning, but does not include information that could identify a household. Anonymized information – meaning, information that cannot identify or be linked to a specific person or household – isn’t personal information. Anonymized information means personal data where specific identifying information is removed (e.g., stripped of identifying information in a way that someone could not reverse engineer it to make it personally identifiable).
This Privacy Policy applies to:
When you interact with Rad’s Websites and/or make use of our services, you share personal information. Personal Information or personal data means information that identifies, relates to, describes, or is capable of being associated with or linked directly or indirectly to a specific individual or household. The categories/sources of personal information Rad may collect from or about you include:
Rad may collect information when you visit our Websites – even if you don’t make a purchase or set up an account. Rad is not an exception; almost every commercial website uses certain technology that collects information even if you don’t actively provide information. Importantly, WE DO NOT SELL YOUR INFORMATION. We use the information we collect to improve our customers’ experience on the Websites, to improve our services and products, and, if applicable, tailor advertising or communications to you.
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Log Files |
Log files are anonymous and technical information automatically collected from your browser. Log files can include:
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Cookies |
Cookies are unique alphanumeric identifiers that serve different purposes, such as identifying your device, collecting and storing information about your use of our Websites, and in some cases, other websites. Have you noticed that when you open a website and return to it later, you may see ads for things that interest you or products from other sites you visited, or the item you placed (but did not check out) in your virtual shopping cart are still in the cart? Those are cookies at work, collecting information about your online visit to help performance, track your preferences, etc. The next time you revisit a website you’ve visited previously with the same device, the cookie information may be sent back to that specific website (called a first party cookie) or sent to another website if the cookie is operated by a third-party (a third-party cookie). Cookie information allows websites to know you’ve been there before and may help provide information more relevant to you. Cookies can be session-based or persistent.
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The cookies we collect are listed below. Users can change cookie preferences to limit the types of cookies used. Keep in mind, however, that disabling certain cookies may impact the functionality of our website. The cookies we use include:
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Pixels and Web Beacons |
Pixels (also referred to as web beacons) are small electronic graphics that appear on a website (though it can be clear so it’s practically invisible to the naked eye) with a unique identifier that serves similar functions to cookies. In short, pixels can track a user’s behavior such as links clicked, pages visited, interactions with marketing material, etc. |
Rad uses pixels to do things like count the users who have visited our Websites, determine the number of folks who open an email from us, measure ad performance and gather statistics about usage. |
We may obtain information about you from our third party service providers who have their own privacy policies that govern how they use your personal information. Those service providers may include:
We use personal information to provide, maintain and improve our products and services, such as to:
At Rad, we have an expression: “Protect the Radness,” which means we carefully and intentionally protect our confidential information. We know your Radness is equally valuable to you, and we want to protect it. We use administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect the personal information entrusted to us. We regularly update and test our security measures to improve the protection of your personal information and to ensure the integrity of that information.
We also limit those at Rad who can access personal information on a need-to-know basis and periodically provide employee privacy training to ensure our team understands and exercises best practices to protect personal information.
Finally, we keep your personal information only for so long as needed for legitimate business purposes or to comply with legal or other obligations.
Your personal information is, well, yours, and you can tell us what we can or cannot do with your personal information. You can email us with such requests at privacy@radpowerbikes.com or via any of the ways in the Contact Us section. Big picture, you have the following rights regarding your personal information:
There may be times when we elect or are required by law to make changes to our Privacy Policy. When we do, we will (1) change the “Last Modified” date listed at the top of this Policy, and (2) will email individuals whose personal information we maintain, of any material changes.
Rad’s bikes should not be operated by children under 16 years old. If you are under the age of 16, do not provide your personal information through our Websites or other Rad-related platforms. If you believe your child has If we learn we have collected or received personal information from a child under 16 (or if you believe your child under 16 provided to Rad personal information) without verification of parental consent, we will delete that information.
Some internet browsers may provide users the ability to send “Do Not Track” signals to websites that you visit. Rad does not respond to “Do Not Track” browser settings or signals. Do learn more about Do Not Track, please visit: www.allaboutdnt.org
If you are a California resident and provide personal information to us, you have the right to request and receive information regarding the disclosure of certain categories of personal information by Rad to our affiliates or third parties for their direct marketing purposes. Any such request for information may be sent to privacy@radpowerbikes.com.
We process personal data as that term is defined in the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and the equivalent of UK law. Because we have closed direct sales operations in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland, certain products and services available on our US or Canada Website are not available to you. Therefore, we recommend visiting our Website specific to the EEA, UK, and Switzerland: https://radpowerbikes.eu/. The privacy rights and practices discussed in this Privacy Policy are the same for consumers in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland as for our US and Canada consumers. For easy reference, in addition to privacy rights provided to US and Canada consumers, you have the below rights:
If you have questions about our Privacy Policy, please email us at privacy@radpowerbikes.com, or send your communication to:
Rad Power Bikes Inc.
1128 NW 52nd Street
Seattle, W 98107
Attn: Legal Department
Our toll-free number is (800) 939-0310.
Please note: We do not control the security of your email transmittals. Please do not send sensitive personal information in your email(s) to us.
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