Electric bikes typically aren’t too tough to figure out. Who they’re for, why they’ve been built and how well they’re going to work is usually something I can parse out within a few minutes of my first time on the bike.
But for the first time in a review, I’m having a hard time squarely defining an e-bike. This one just doesn’t neatly fit into any one use category. In this The Ride Radiant Carbon review, we’ll dive into the unique ways this bike blurs the lines between categories in ways we haven’t quite seen before.
Built by a bicycle designer known for pushing the envelope with frame materials and design, The Ride Radiant Carbon uses a unique carbon fiber frame, a mid-drive motor and fully automatic shifting to create an e-bike that’s remarkably capable and fun.
Electric Bike Report put The Ride Radiant Carbon to the test to see how it performs in real-world conditions. We tested it’s handling, battery life, hill climbing ability and even how quickly it comes to a stop with the goal of giving our readers a clearer picture if this is the right e-bike for them.
