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Rad Power Bikes Chat => Group Rides => Topic started by: dml49 on February 01, 2022, 02:41:41 PM

Title: I am a RADdict.
Post by: dml49 on February 01, 2022, 02:41:41 PM
Hello.  My name is Dave, and I'm a RADdict.  My RADdiction started two weeks ago when my RADRover 6 Plus arrived.  It took two hours to assemble, then I took it for a spin, and I have not been able to get off.  My wife is also a RADdict - she has the RAD Mini Step-Thru 2.  We used to love when it rains in Tucson.  Now, when we see rain in the forecast, our reaction is "Dagnabbit."  I just got back from 20 miles on The Loop, one of the best things that has ever happened to Tucson.  It was an incredible ride.  If there are any other RADdicts in Tucson, it would be great to meet on The Loop and compare notes.  My name is Dave, and I am a RADdict.
Title: Re: I am a RADdict.
Post by: Beaman08 on August 06, 2022, 03:47:31 AM
hi dave
Title: Re: I am a RADdict.
Post by: radmac on November 07, 2025, 06:12:28 AM
Haha love this, Dave — welcome to the club! Once the RADdiction hits there's no going back 😄. I'm out in Colorado, but I totally get that feeling — every time I tell myself "just a quick spin," it somehow turns into a full-blown adventure.

The RADRover 6 Plus and Mini Step-Thru are an awesome combo for couples. I've been riding and running guided e-bike tours for a while now, and it still amazes me how these bikes change how people explore their cities. Tucson's Loop sounds like the perfect route — smooth, scenic, and fast enough to let that motor stretch its legs.

If you and your wife ever make it up this way, check out some of our storytelling e-bike adventures:
👉 https://radventurers.site

Or peek at our Denver ride guide for route ideas you might be able to adapt locally:
👉 https://radventurers.site/e-bike-tours-colorado-denver-guide/

Keep spreading that RAD energy — the more of us out there, the better the rides get! 🚴�♂️⚡