I got this at the end of February 2018 I believe. At first I was going to get a car but all the cars in my area needed lots of repairs that would’ve sent them out of my budget, so I got this bike! As it’s my only mode of travel than I use it in all weather. It’s really durable as only the handle bars got dinged when I was hit by a truck back in June. I really love this bike but sometimes it’s a bit difficult to get on in all my snow gear. For the most part it does really well; it’s difficult to change the rear tube though. I usually keep it on 2-3 level assist and the battery lasts for five days before getting down to the last battery bar. At this point I have 1,444 miles on it. I’m contemplating getting another one so I can have one to switch to when one is getting tuned up. The only other thing is that when the back wheel can get traction then it’ll keep sliding to the side and then you’ll fall. Once after ice rain than we fell 5 times in .1 miles lol but it’s a really good bike!!

I looked at quite a few e bikes before making the purchase. I went with the Rad Mini because I wanted a bike that could fold down and be more mobile. I have loved the bikes so far (I purchased two so I can ride with my wife or kids). Everyone in the family takes turns on these things. They are such a blast to ride. They are very big and sturdy and show no signs of being a folding bike when riding. I was a little surprised that I could only fit one folded bike in the back of my Yukon XL. I put the other up in the middle seat so I could still transport two bikes and seat 7 people in my car. It would be difficult on a long trip though. I get compliments on the bikes everywhere I take them. Usually it's "that is the coolest bike I have ever seen". Rad has excellent customer support. They usually respond to emails the same day. If you are looking for a great foldable e-bike you can't go wrong with the Rad Mini. 5*+.

At this point I have about 300 miles on the bike. All the positive stuff they market is true which is why I'm giving it 5 stars, it's an awesome bike! I'm just going to quickly tell you my hang-ups...
If you go with the front mount the cables are a real issue.
The fenders should be included in my opinion and they SUCK to install (the rear one anyway). The biggest piece missing in the tutorial is to open up the breaks as much as possible.
Because it's a weird size tire studded tires for ice riding is challenging to find (I gave up).
It's kind of a twitchy bike because of the tire size.

Seriously though, there's never anything "perfect" out there. This bike kicks serious ass and is so much fun. I get so many compliments. Although, because it's so awesome I'm overly perinoid about theft!

Just ordered my second Rad Mini, know my family can ride with me. these are the best bikes. Keep up the great work Rad Power Bikes.

I have 60 miles on this bike and it just rips around town. It's super fun to ride and the fat tires plus suspension fork make the Portland bike boulevards smooth as silk, even though they are definitely not. Rad support has been great as my first mini had some major issues with frame alignment and rack installation. They ended up sending me a new bike that works much better than the first. They stand behind their products and tech support was excellent.

My previous bike was the 2017 Radwagon, the mini is like switching to an all terrain sports car compared to the larger bike. Don't get me wrong, I loved my wagon, I just really love ripping around town on this thing.