Rad Power Bikes after the bankruptcy: where to get your bike serviced now
Rad Power Bikes went through Chapter 11 and the brand has a new owner. What happens next depends on when you bought your bike. Everything below is from Rad's own warranty page, checked Nov 14, 2026.
What happened
- December 15, 2025: Rad Power Bikes, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Washington (case 25-02183). The old company is now called New Summit Collective, Inc.
- February 27, 2026: the Rad Power Bikes brand passed to new ownership. It's now run by Rad Life Mobility (RLM), a Florida corporation.
- May 14, 2026: RLM published a new limited warranty for bikes bought in the US or Canada after May 15, 2026.
Which group is your bike in?
Bought before December 15, 2025
RLM says it doesn't have to fix it:
“RLM has no obligation to provide warranty or other service for Products purchased prior to December 15, 2025.”
Warranty claims for these bikes go through the bankruptcy process as a Proof of Claim, using case number 25-02183. Rad's page links to the court's guidance. RLM also says it is reviewing upgrade policies or services it may offer at its discretion, and will announce them on its site. For repairs now, use an independent shop (below).
Bought after May 15, 2026
You're covered by RLM's warranty: 2 years on the frame and listed components, and the battery for 300 charge cycles or 2 years, whichever comes first. Start with Rad's customer service, which gives you instructions for an RLM-authorized service provider. The warranty excludes damage from unauthorized service or parts, so check with Rad before an outside shop does warranty work.
Bought between those dates
Rad's page doesn't clearly cover this window. Contact Rad's Help Center with your order details and keep a record of the reply.
Getting parts
RLM sells spare parts on radpowerbikes.com. If a shop says it can't get Rad parts, ask whether you can order them and bring them in.