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Below, find tools that will help you along your journey of new ebike ownership.

Manuals

2020 Models Owner's Manuals

RadRunner Electric Utility Bike (English)

RadRunner Electric Utility Bike (Dutch)

RadRunner Electric Utility Bike (German)

RadRunner Electric Utility Bike (French)

RadMini 4 Electric Folding Fat Bike ( English)

RadMini 4 Electric Folding Fat Bike (Dutch)

RadMini 4 Electric Folding Fat Bike (German)

RadMini 4 Electric Folding Bike (French)

RadRhino Step-Thru 1 (English)

RadRhino Step-Thru 1 (Dutch)

RadRhino Step-Thru 1 (German)

RadRhino Step-Thru 1 (French)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (English)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (Dutch)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (German)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (French)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike Version 5 (English)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike Version 5 (Dutch)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike Version 5 (German)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike Version 5 (French)

RadRunner Plus - Limited Edition (English)

2019 Models Owner's Manuals

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (English)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (Dutch)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (German)

RadRhino Electric Fat Bike (French)

RadWagon Electric Cargo Bike (English)

RadWagon Electric Cargo Bike (Dutch)

RadWagon Electric Cargo Bike (German)

RadWagon Electric Cargo Bike (French)

Ebike Assembly / Accessory Installation Videos

RadRunner

2019 RadWagon

RadMini 4

RadRhino

RadRhino Step Thru 1/ RadRover Step Thru 1

Accessory Installation Videos

Front Rack

Deckhand

Caboose

Baskets and Platforms

RadRunner Fenders

RadRunner Passenger Package

Like with any bike (electric or not), you will be required to do some routine maintenance to your new ebike to ensure it runs well for years to come. This means periodic adjustments, replacement worn components, and keeping the bike clean. Below, we have outlined the recommended steps you should take to maintain your ebike to keep you riding rad!

Before Your First Ride
Brakes can rub right out of the box. This is both ok and completely normal and will go away with use. Make sure handlebar cables are routed correctly after bars were installed. Turning the bars to the left and right should not pull too hard on any of the cables or wires. Make sure your pedals are tight using a pedal wrench or longer 15mm box wrench if possible. They should be torqued to 35 Nm or 25 ft-lbs. Check that the connectors on the bike are all plugged in securely and that nothing loosened up in shipping.

Before Your First Ride

Brakes can rub right out of the box. This is both ok and completely normal and will go away with use.
Make sure handlebar cables are routed correctly after bars were installed. Turning the bars to the left and right should not pull too hard on any of the cables or wires.
Make sure your pedals are tight using a pedal wrench or longer 15mm box wrench if possible.
They should be torqued to 35 Nm or 25 ft-lbs.
Check that the connectors on the bike are all plugged in securely and that nothing loosened up in shipping.

Before Every Ride
Battery is properly locked onto the bike Front wheel quick release is centered in drop outs and lever is in the fully closed position, not touching the fork Axle nuts are tightened to 45 Nm Handlebars and stem bolts are tight Brake bolts are tight and brakes are functioning properly Wheels are free from debris and nothing is stuck in the spokes Tires are properly inflated as recommended in the Owner's Manual.

Before Every Ride

Battery is properly locked onto the bike
Front wheel quick release is centered in drop outs and lever is in the fully closed position, not touching the fork
Axle nuts are tightened to 45 Nm
Handlebars and stem bolts are tight
Brake bolts are tight and brakes are functioning properly
Wheels are free from debris and nothing is stuck in the spokes
Tires are properly inflated as recommended in the Owner's Manual.

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Ebike Assembly / Accessory Installation Videos

Pre-Ride Checklist