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Bolton sells a 20in air fork that should fit.

You can look it up on the website, that is where I got the information

Where I live I have seen People on bicycles, get DUIs. They definitely stop people here if they are impaired no matter what they’re driving

The bottom bracket is 100 mm Square taper

I do not know if chain stretching at 1000 miles is good or bad. I peddle it most of the time in PAS 2 or 3 , I don’t think it’s a bad deal to buy a nine dollar chain every 1000 miles to get more out of the free wheel and sprocket in the long run.

That could be the chain popping on the back sprockets I don’t know, go to park tool on YouTube they can explain it better than I can. As the chain Get stretched you don’t even notice ,After I put on the new chain shifts are crisp and a lot less chain noise

Why do you think, anyone cares what you think? I’ve read a lot of your posts and you just seem like a bitter old man .🙁

Hi, I live in Florida also, ride road, bike trails etc. have a rad rover. I have not had any flats in a year and five months, I put slime in the tires and I have not had a problem with sand spurs. For me the hub drive on the rad works fine for going over the biggest overpasses without a problem...

Is anyone else using these? I have had I set on my Rover for about 400 miles without problems. Love the way they feel and they’re 3 1/2 pounds lighter than the stock fork. Makes the bike a lot livelier. I also put Bolton cable activated hydraulic brakes on, they feel better , The best thing...

We get it, you like your bike. That’s good, and everybody else likes their bike, sounds like everybody’s bike does what they want them to do.

Bolton has come out with the plug and play battery for the rad rover, when my battery goes this looks like a great option,To correct that it’s not exactly plug and play you have to remove your old battery and mount, the adapter is plug and play

From the guy that talks about low-end and heavy LOL

More then .75

Yes, they’re OK for the price. They work as a bicycle.

Not in price, in function.

Mine look OK too, no skipping or anything like that but when I measured them they were surprisingly stretched. It’s surprise me I figure better safe than sorry, chains are cheap and easy.

There’s more than a few bike shops where I live, that will service a rad, after all it’s just a bicycle, for the most part like Apple, they just work, Not much to go wrong with them

The fine print says bike will arrive 90% assembled you have to put on the front fork, front tire, seat, paddles, rack and fenders and crank arms need to be installed, a professional bicycle mechanic must review or complete the assembly to ensure all connections are properly secured and safe for...

Rad is like apple in the way they just work, I own a mini and a rover , A year and five months, about 1000 miles apiece, no problems, if you want to charge the battery faster there are many aftermarket chargers you can buy. I picked up a a bafang three amp charger, that I use if I need a...