Anyone have the name or e-mail of RAD's CEO?

[oldtexasdog]

As some of you may have read I have been having a very bad experience with RAD since last June 3  when I got my new City 5+ which worked for about 10 minutes and has been in the shop since.  I would like to send the current CEO a e-mail documenting my ongoing experiences without rancor just the facts. Anyone know their name or better yet the e-mail address?

[inoxa]

Mike Radenbaugh, Founder, CEO

You might reach him on Linkedin. 

or
1128 NW 52nd St
Seattle, Washington, 98107

LOOKS like some people are getting response on the BBB.  Might be an option for you as well.
Best of luck getting your issue resolved.

[Radio Runner]

Mike Radenbaugh, Founder, CEO

You might reach him on Linkedin. 

or
1128 NW 52nd St
Seattle, Washington, 98107

LOOKS like some people are getting response on the BBB.  Might be an option for you as well.
Best of luck getting your issue resolved.

Mike Radenbough stepped down as CEO about a year ago.

https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/inno/stories/news/2022/11/16/mike-radenbaugh-rad-power-bikes-ceo-leaving.html

[inoxa]

you might search Linkedin for the current CEO.

also seems people are getting results using BBB. 

good luck.

[handlebar]

you might search Linkedin for the current CEO.

also seems people are getting results using BBB. 

good luck.

https://rocketreach.co/phil-molyneux-email_924558
Hmm... A 20-hour drive from the Seattle area, but 1hour from the Mexican border.
"All the federales say they could have had him any day, they just let him go so long out of kindness I suppose."

[Tree]

you might search Linkedin for the current CEO.

also seems people are getting results using BBB. 

good luck.

https://rocketreach.co/phil-molyneux-email_924558
Hmm... A 20-hour drive from the Seattle area, but 1hour from the Mexican border.
"All the federales say they could have had him any day, they just let him go so long out of kindness I suppose."

if i could live anywhere I wanted, i'd choose that over Seattle, for sure.

(nice nod to one of Fort Worth's finest, and most tragic sons, Townes Van Zandt)...