Bandago Launches E-Bikes Rentals in San Francisco
Bandago adds RadPower RadRunners to its fleet for customers wanting to explore where vans can't go.

In addition to the bikes, Bandago is also offering the 1UP Equip-D Double bike rack add-on.
Phot courtesy of Bandago Van Rentals.
Bandago Van Rentals announces the launch of a new rental product, offered as an add-on to its van rentals out of its San Francisco office: e-bikes.
"Bandago is pleased to be the first vehicle rental company in the world (that we know of?) to offer E-Bikes as an add on," its website states. Bandago says the bikes allow its customers to enhance their road trip experience by taking the bikes where a van can't go.
The first bikes available for rental are the RadPower Radrunner Electric Utility Bikes, with features including a single-speed drivetrain, twist grip throttle with 750W of power on-demand, a 16.5" low-step frame design, rigid front fork, upright handlebars, dual leg kickstand, an integrated brake light, LED control panel, and puncture-resistant tires.
In addition to the e-bike rentals, Bandago will also offer the 1UP Equip-D Double bike rack as an add-on.
E-bike rental pricing is set at $40 per day; bike racks are $20 per day.
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