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Seattle-based Rad Power Bikes has refused to issue a recall and disputed the government’s safety-statement instead. In a Nov. 24 statement, the company stressed that its batteries have passed ...

The company has already announced it will lay off 64 employees next month despite a surge in popularity during the pandemic.

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Rad Power e-bike batteries "pose a risk of serious injury and death," the CPSC says, after 31 reports of fires.

A federal commission issued a safety warning for several Rad Power Bikes models, calling on consumers to stop using the e-bikes’ lithium-ion batteries over concerns that the batteries can ...

Cyclists who ride certain models from a Seattle-based electric bike company should immediately dispose of their bike’s batteries, according to a federal warning. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety ...

Update: scroll to the bottom for an update straight from Rad Power on the issue. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is advising the public to “immediately stop using lithium-ion ...