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Rad Life Reg CF offering

The Rad Power Bikes brand, under new ownership.

OpenRegulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF)Common Stock · $1.00 per share

Quick answer

Rad Life is a company in the Consumer Mobility / E-Bikes sector raising capital under Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) through Highlander Crowdfunding, an SEC-registered funding portal. It is offering Common Stock at $1.00 per share; the minimum investment is listed on the offering page. As of October 20, 2026, the offering was open to investors.

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At a glance

Key offering terms for Rad Life, as of October 20, 2026
StatusOpen
SectorConsumer Mobility / E-Bikes
ExemptionRegulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF)
SecurityCommon Stock
Price$1.00 per share
Minimum investmentSee offering page
Valuation$205,543,933 pre-money
Target / maximum$10,000 / $5,000,000
Bonus20% bonus shares for investments made on or before October 31, 2026 (per issuer)
Raised (current round)$111,766
DeadlineNovember 30, 2026
PlatformHighlander Crowdfunding (SEC-registered funding portal, FINRA member)

The company

Rad Life is raising capital around Rad Power Bikes, a widely recognized consumer e-bike brand that the company now operates under new ownership. The company describes a lean operating platform: U.S. assembly through an affiliated manufacturer in Tennessee, centralized purchasing, a multi-channel sales network, and two additional brands in the premium and off-road segments.

The company presents this as a raise to scale existing assets rather than an early-stage pitch, and plans to activate a Tennessee foreign-trade-zone facility intended to reduce tariff exposure.

What the company says

The following statements come from the issuer's offering materials and have not been independently verified by RegAMagazine:

  • $7 million in revenue in its first four and a half months of operation at a 43.7% gross margin
  • Operates in a market it projects to reach $149 billion

Questions we'd ask before investing

  1. What liabilities, if any, came with the acquired brand assets?
  2. How is the $205.5 million pre-money valuation derived relative to revenue?
  3. What is the relationship and pricing with the affiliated manufacturer?

Key risks

  • The valuation is very large for a Regulation CF raise; investors are buying a small fraction of a highly valued company.
  • Related-party manufacturing arrangements can create conflicts of interest.
  • E-bike demand and tariffs have been volatile.
  • General Reg CF risks apply: shares are generally restricted from resale for one year, there is usually no market to sell them afterward, and you can lose your entire investment. See our Investor Risk Guide.

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RegAMagazine.com is an independent publication. This profile is for information only. It is not investment advice, and it is not an offer to sell, a solicitation to buy, or a recommendation of any security. Figures and statements are drawn from the issuer's own offering materials on Highlander and have not been independently verified. Investments in Regulation CF and Regulation A offerings are speculative and illiquid, and you may lose your entire investment. Read the issuer's Form C and risk factors before investing.

Data as of October 20, 2026.

Sources

  1. Issuer offering page on Highlander Crowdfunding: https://app.highlander.ai/pitch-pages/pitch/radlife
  2. Highlander Crowdfunding, Browse Startups listing: https://www.highlander.ai/browse-startups
  3. SEC EDGAR full-text search for the issuer's filings: https://www.sec.gov/edgar/search/#/q=%22Rad%20Life%22

Last verified: October 20, 2026. Offering terms change; check the sources above for current figures.

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RegAMagazine. "Rad Life Reg CF Offering: Terms, Risks & Profile." RegAMagazine.com, October 20, 2026. https://regamagazine.com/offerings/radlife/