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I made my first real video- Dedicated to Skypup, because he got a new RadWagon. I made some swears but nothing that you wouldn't hear on TV.

I made you something!

My philosophy if you are riding on the street at all is "BE SEEN". I love my big orange eye sore, everyone sees it.

Looks like Rad Power only replaced 3 of the 36 spokes they originally said they would replace. They trued the wheel (even though some on the spokes are still bent) and gave it a tune up. I figure this will give me a little time to figure out my next move.

Yes. I have been trying to find Sapim Strong in 12 g for a few months now. I have found a wheel builder in the area but he has the phone etiquette of an angry 12 year old so I will have to take the bike in and see what they say about the gauge difference. The shop has rave reviews so I assume...

Need 12 gauge. 2.5mm-

A car alternative yes. Replacement....no. Pure folly to even suggest it. Short version, you can use a car in an emergency situation where you need to get somewhere quickly or get someone else somewhere quickly. If I have to rush my cat to the vet, I am going to user a car, not an e-bike. I do...

First ride of the year. Renton to Redmond WA- 2 osprey and a bald eagle

EFFING Thank You! I rode the heck out of my RW too. Put it away for the winter but nearly 3,000 in 6 months.

I took the bike into a LBS right after I got it and had it set up right. Rode 120-150 miles got both tires trued. Spokes started breaking at about 1000 miles. Except for tire upgrades I didn't have much else done to the wheels. Have had to replace a few of the cables though. 40 mile daily...

100 to 150 was a single day of travel. I will get a tool and watch some instruction.

I had mine trued after 150 but they still busted out. I need to learn how to tune them myself and I would get more distance with them. In 2,800 I has them trued twice but lost about 7 spokes to breakage and several bent. 40 miles daily with some hard hills. I do it in assist 2, 3 on the hills.

Had to take my RadWagon into Rad Power because my battery mount was slipping. Getting it back today and from what they say, they have done me R-I-G-H-T! I think they are hooking me up with new spokes and a tune up along with the battery fix. My spokes were trashed after 2,800 miles in the first...

I have this. New to me and I have not rode with it yet but it seems to fit. I shop for one, so not much need for bigger bags. I bring the bike in and use it as the cart. So far no one has bothered me about it. I turn off all my lights though so I don't blind people. I am getting my bike back...

No surge trouble for me on my Radwagon. My only trouble has been broke spokes and flats.

I have a Radwagon. Love it. Kind of wish I had the RC instead. Every bump on the RW rattles your bones. I have not test ridden the RC.

I can not take my RadWagon on the Amtrak due to weight restrictions.

Got a lead from a Sapim distributor. I will post more when I find out something.

My last post about spokes vanished. I am trying to buy 12 gauge spokes 244mm . The manufacturer wants 2 dollars a spoke. I want 100 spokes, 200 dollars for a handful of stainless steel seems like robbery. 12 gauge 244mm, want Sapim or another known brand. The manufacturer of my bike can not tell...