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In my research it seems that most everybody has no problems - but those who have problems are almost always electrical and many of them are due to moisture problems. Just wondering if there are "best practices" for the end user.

Maybe I was unclear. I was talking about all of the plugs, like the plug that comes from a hub motor and other wiring harness connections. The last thing I want to do is open up anything! I am thinking of the Rad Mini in particular.

I am new to eBikes - on verge of buying first one. I am thinking of buying the bike, verifying that all of the electrical components are working properly, and then attempting to bulletproof that by applying some dielectric grease to the connectors and then sealing with liquid electrical tape. Is...

How is the business going?

appears to be a dead end. Too good to be true!

"...motorized vehicles..." Good point. I will have to look into that.

I am in the market for my first eBike. Seems like a lot of people have warranty issues, mostly resolved by a lot of back and forth with the manufacturer or dealer. An eBike seems like an ideal product for using a credit card to get the one-year warranty extension. Has anyone actually used the...

Thanks @harryS . One of my potential misgivings is whether two Minis will fit in the vehicle. Two Bromptons - no problem even in a Ford Focus hatchback. Doubting the Minis will fit in there. Also have an F150 crew cab but the bed has a tonneau cover so the bikes would not fit in the bed upright...

I have been researching eBikes and have zeroed in on a Rad Mini for both my wife (step through) and me (regular). We currently have Brompton folding bicycles so we are used to small wheels (16 inch on Brompton). We rode inexpensive electric bikes as rentals a couple of times and it was great -...