Recent content by MarkB

Looks Sweet! It looks like your display is showing the grass in front of you???... Maybe just reflections... :) What tire is that on the front in the last picture? Mark -

Are you serious? You'd spend $800.00 to buy a front fork that provides marginal improvement to your ride? I guess you have more disposable income than I have, because my fork works fine... If I was to spend $800.00 on my ride I'd buy a 3KW motor and controller, now THAT would make a differance...

The RR has an aluminum frame, but I'm thinking it's plenty stout. However I don't think I'd want to go 40 MPH on a bicycle... :-)

Good feedack, thanks. I've sent an E to Northwood Mfg. and asked how much weight my Arctic Fox 22GQ can support on it's bumper. I haven't heard back from them yet, but the concensus of opinion (locally) is that it will only support 50 or 60 pounds. So I'm now looking into trailer frame...

I heard back from Katie M. at etrailer.com recently. She included this link: (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) It will meet my requirements of a 2" receiver hitch mount, will mount 2 bikes with fenders, will carry the weight, and the accessory fat tire kit will accept up to 5" wide tires...

You might try a search... http://electricbikereview.com/community/threads/ibera-packrack-bag-and-ib-ra5.3450/ Or: http://electricbikereview.com/community/threads/fenders-from-big-o-mfg.3288/ :-) Mark -

Recently I've been riding while my 87 year old Mother walks her dog. We go for about a mile and a half, and at a slow dog sniffing speed. I use throttle and low gear pedaling exclusively because we're going so slowly. My back won't allow me to walk that far, but I can still participate with...

I have no experience with other E-Bikes, but I have biked for decades. After a couple back surgeries I wanted to get back on a bike. The RadRover seemed like the perfect ride for me. I've got a little over 50 miles on it and couldn't be more pleased. All the components work perfectly...

Hmmm, I may have to take my fenders off...

Hi 86, do you have Rad Rovers with 4" tires and fenders? Which model of 1up hitch do you have? Mark -

Thanks for the replies. So, it looks like I'm going to have to spend at least 400 bucks to get one that will hold the weight. It also looks like I may have a hard time finding a carrier that will work with 4" wide tires, and fenders...

I want one that fits a 2" receiver hitch, so I can move the carrier from my truck to my trailer, or car. It needs to support around 100 pounds. 60 pounds for the RR and another 25 or 30 for my wife's Trek mountain bike. Right now I'm laying them on their side in the back of my pickup with a...

I bought my RR sight unseen in December last year. I got excited about E-Bikes a few months earlier after riding my son's Sonders E-bike. Even though it is less powerful, has less battery life, no display and only one speed, I saw E-Bikes as a way I could ride with my wife again even after my...

I see that there are many different panniers that will fit this rack, so you could carry a lot of stuff if you wanted to... :-) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00G00QUZI?keywords=ibera%20pakrak&psc=1&qid=1454051267&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1-spons Mark -

You could do some shopping, 17 liters isn't all that big. I have my huge heavy Kryptonite chain and lock in it and there is room for maybe a 6Pack. I'm thinking of not packing the chain and going on rides with my wife this summer. We can pack tools, iPad, and plenty of lunch stuff... Mark -