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Excellent Mirror!

I’m not an expert, but that sounds like spokes to me, don’t know but it might be worth a check

I’m 5’5”, using stock seat post about 2 inches up, I am able to stay on the seat and put the ball of my foot on the ground no problem

Between my rad mini step through, and rover, over 2000 miles and no problems, just the usual adjusting brakes etc. Just wanting to post this because people say they never hear about the good only the problems people have with their bikes. Chime in if you have had no problems. Thanks

kenda Kraze fromRad power bikes

You may be able to find it cheaper elsewhere, but I bought mine from Bolton, because of the one-year warranty.For my rover it is a great fork, 3 1/2 pounds less than the original.

I found that a pair of Jones H bars 2.5 rise, helps me a lot fits on the mini without having to replace any cables

Once you-go fat,You never go back

Check out Bolton bikes air fork, Not expensive, comes with a one-year warranty

It made a world Of difference to me on how It handles! Hard to describe,But the bike just feels to respond better.

Will this be offered in a small frame? That’s great you are doing a hub!!!

Good luck!

I only ride fat tires, put slime in them, fat tire bike seem to do OK with most environments

Handle bars are just hard to shoot pictures of , I hope this helps

I use the original Tires from Rad, It’s the only place I can find 30 TPI from Kenda, have over 1100 miles on the tires, I use slime, and have not had a flat yet. Pulled a very large chunk of glass out of the tire, that left a hole in the tire, but the slime worked to seal the hole in the inner...

I cannot believe what a difference these handlebars make! Hard to explain but everything is much better. I am able to ride the bike much longer without pain in my hands, like I said hard to explain but everything is easier. The bike feels as if it’s easier to handle,

Buy a waterless car wash spray. All auto parts and Walmart stores carry it. Safe for everything and leaves a coat of wax or protection on the bike.

Forgot, and a pair of forks