Before he was the Founder & Chairman of North America’s largest ebike maker, Mike Radenbaugh was a teenager tinkerer. He’d spend hours in his parents' garage soldering spare electronic parts to an old bicycle in hopes of developing a better way to complete his rural and hilly 15-mile ride to high school.
The result was “The Frankenbike,” a battery-powered ride that could outpace cars — and get him to class without breaking a sweat. His mom suggested a catchy name for the new project: Rad Power Bikes.
Mike made a name for himself converting traditional bicycles to electric bikes, selling them by word-of-mouth, at local craft fairs, and through newspaper ads. Some years later, the “ebike guy,” as he was known to locals, had a vision for a professionally crafted, rugged, comfortable, and high-performance ebike that could replace car, truck, and SUV trips at a massive scale.
He teamed up with Ty Collins, his childhood friend and marketer, for an exciting next step: crowdsourcing the development of Rad’s first flagship product.
Within 30 days, Rad raised $320,000 to start building the all-new RadRover, an electric fat tire bike that would go on to transform the entire industry.
GoPowerBike is a revolutionary brand born out of Joe Dahan's personal journey and his commitment to innovation and adventure. Growing up in Morocco, Joe's love for exploration began with his father's cherished Solex bike. After moving to New York and experiencing transportation challenges, Joe recognized the need for a more versatile and convenient solution. Inspired by this, he founded GoPowerBike, a company dedicated to providing electric bikes with all-terrain wheels, offering users a unique riding experience and empowering them to navigate any environment effortlessly. GoPowerBike's mission goes beyond convenience; it encompasses a socially conscious approach to commuting and healthy living. By combining premium quality with affordability, GoPowerBike enables individuals to lead sustainable lifestyles while enjoying the thrill of the ride. With a strong commitment to their customers' needs and the environment, GoPowerBike aims to redefine urban transportation, allowing everyone to experience the joy of exploring their surroundings while staying connected with nature.
At the age of 19, Founder and President Rob Rast dropped out of college and purchased a one-way ticket to China where he lived for 9 years learning the language and culture.
In 2016 Rob combined his passions in biking, green tech, and fitness to start FLX where he (literally) moved into a factory in China to oversee every detail of the production process and testing.
As a pilot, avid biker, surfer, and skateboarder - Rob has always been addicted to a good adrenaline rush.
Today, Rob leads a team of passionate professionals, cyclists, and engineers with a mission to get more people out of cars and onto quality electric bikes.
Nanrobot is a widely-recognized name in the electric scooter game. Their products focus on urban utility and commuting uses.
While WIDEWHEEL makes a variety of electric scooters, they are most known for their powerful, rugged, all-terrain models.
Fender manufactures electric bikes and seated scooters, with a focus on city cruiser & folding bikes.
When 3 miles in rush hour take you 40 minutes with a car, plus another 20 minutes to find parking space (not to mention the expensive gas, tickets and insurance) then you start realizing that the future of urban transportations is compact and electric. GreenBike has huge experience in designing and producing high quality electric bikes and scooters.
VoroMotors manufactures compact portable and foldable scooters for riders that need portability, as well as dual motor scooters that can truly replace your car.
TianRun manufactured a basic electric scooter that, while affordably priced, performed poorly against scooters in the same or lower price bracket. It appears they are no longer in business, but you may still be able to find one second-hand.
Fluidfreeride offers a large curated selection of electric scooters for every need, from lightweight last-mile scooters to take with you on public transport to high performance off-road machines.
Part coffee shop and part cyclery, PIM Bicycles is known for creating the MYLO, a unique folding-frame electric bike with two front wheels.
Skooza manufactures the K1 fat electric scooter, which represents the culmination of a multi-year odyssey, an international collaboration, the synergy of a select group of skilled & impassioned designers, engineers, entrepreneurs & taste-makers taking micro-mobility to the next level.