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Rad Power Bikes RadKick 7-Speed Charger

The Rad Power Bikes RadKick 7-Speed uses a 42V (36V 2A) charger with a Rad-specific plug plug.

You need:

A 42V (36V 2A) charger with a Rad-specific plug plug

Tip: Voltage must match; amps can be equal or lower.

Rad Power Bikes RadKick 7-Speed

Charger

RadKick 36V charger

More details
Output
42V (36V 2A)
Plug
Rad-specific plug
Type
External brick
Official Rad Power Bikes charger

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Stock changes often, so availability may vary by store.

Match the voltage on your old charger's label. 36V batteries use 42V chargers, 48V use 54.6V and 52V use 58.8V. These can share the same plug, so check the volts before you buy. Voltage guide

Look for the UL mark on your charger's label.

Specs

BrandRad Power Bikes
TypeE-bike
Battery voltage36V
Charger output42V (36V 2A)
Plug/connectorRad-specific plug
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Common questions
Can I use a universal charger on the RadKick 7-Speed?

Only use one that outputs 42V (36V 2A) and has the Rad-specific plug plug. Never use a charger with a different voltage.

How do I know my charger is bad?

Common signs: the charger light stays the same color (or never lights) when plugged into the e-bike, the battery never reaches full, the brick gets very hot or smells burnt, or a multimeter reads no voltage (or far below the rated output) at the plug. Also check the cable and plug pins for damage.

Where can I buy a replacement charger for the Rad Power Bikes RadKick 7-Speed?

Rad Power Bikes's official store or eBay have the charger shown on this page.

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