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RadRunner 2 vs Cowboy 4: Utility vs Style

Two very different philosophies of e-biking: haul-everything utility versus minimalist connected commuting.

Specification Rad Power Bikes RadRunner 2 RadRunner 2 $1,499 Cowboy Cowboy 4 ST Cowboy 4 ST $2,990
Battery 672 Wh 360 Wh
Range 25-45 mi 31-68 mi
Top speed 20 mph (class 2) 16 mph (EU) / 20 mph
Motor 750W geared hub 250W hub (45 Nm)
Max load 300 lb —
Frame Step-through steel Aluminum step-through
Weight 62 lb 18.9 kg
Tires 20x3.3" fat Puncture-resistant
Extras — App, anti-theft, crash detection
Rating 4.4 / 5 4.3 / 5

Different bikes for different lives

The RadRunner 2 is a cargo-focused utility bike. The Cowboy 4 is a sleek, connected city bike. Comparing them directly is unfair - they serve different purposes.

If you haul stuff

The RadRunner 2 carries up to 300 lb, has a throttle, fat tires and a huge accessory ecosystem. It is the more practical machine.

If you ride for joy

The Cowboy 4 is lighter, faster and simply more fun, with a natural torque-sensor ride and an excellent app.

Verdict

Buy the RadRunner 2 for utility and value. Buy the Cowboy 4 for style, lightness and riding enjoyment in the city.

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