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We ended up buying two Radwagons and they handle the hill just fine when they are loaded down. 200 and counting so far and just loving the bike.

One for me and one for the wife. We both bike commute to work and at various times each of us is handling errands/shopping tasks.

I managed to find a friend of a friend that has a 2017 Radwagon and rode up the hill. With PAS 4 it was running at 568 W. I bumped it down to PAS 3 and it was running at 443 W. Definitely buying two of these when they are in stock.

They even had people camped out overnight at their Seattle store. 170 or so bikes sold online in 3 minutes and another 15 at the store sold in the first hour they opened.

You raise a good point and that's why I'm asking the question before I buy. I currently have a commuter bike and it does not carry as much gear as I would like it to, hence the cargo bike. Do you have any suggestions for a mid-drive ebike that can handle the hill and doesn't cost more than...

Thanks for the info everyone. It seems like I should be ok unless I'm really weighted down and I just don't see that happening all that often (if ever).

I'm considering getting the Radwagon and will be using it to carry groceries and other light loads. I won't be carrying kids on the back as I'm past that stage. Almost everywhere I ride is flat except for a short hill up to my house. It's a 10.3% grade but it's only for about 900 feet and...