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Buy a sheet of foam insulation and construct a box that the battery will fit in.

I have a Rad Rover and a Rad Mini. I don't ride the mini all that much but since the batteries for both are identical I simply alternate batteries mostly in the Rover so both batteries are in regular use.

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What I've learned from owning my Rad Rover is that to remove the front wheel I have to completely unscrew it, remove the axle, and then smack the tire a few times with a rubber mallet before it drops off.

Odd. Sounds to me like he yanked on the front brake to avoid a collision and flew over the handle bars. Not sure what that has to do with the front wheel coming off after the fact.

It would mean that if the battery is on the bike that anyone can turn on the bike without using a key.

It sounds a bit like when you turn the key it both turns off the battery and unlocks it from the frame at the same time. I would not like that.

That's true of mine as well regarding turning on the display but one extra turn of the key after it locks the battery is needed to send power to that button. Then when I stop and turn the key back it turns off the power and I can remove the key but the battery will still be locked in place.

Does it do anymore than that? For instance one click of my key locks the battery in place and the next click turns on the power.

Your battery doesn't have a key?

The status of the batteries charge? What does your manual say?

Curious about why cargo bikes all seem to have little wheels. Do smaller wheels handle bigger loads?

Mine ended when I said I used to own motorcycles.

Yeah, I own two Ebiles but apparently don't qualify either. Curious about what actual info they are looking for?

I'll have to check my chain but I know it's not skipping in any case. I replaced the original chain at around 2500 with a KMC and part of another. It has 4600 on it now.

What's wrong with a second quick link? Did that on my Rad Rover and it works fine.

Probably.

Interesting although it wouldn't help much with mounting or dismounting if ones bike had a rear rack with travel bag mounted on it.

If one of these can be mounted on your rack then you can use a Topeak bag that just snaps on and off. I put one on my second bike so I can easily switch the bag from bike to bike...

I've been very happy with my Rad Rover although they did make a few changes since I bought it. Hopefully for the better. It's got a little over 4500 miles on it with no problems other than routine things like chains (replaced once), tires (replaced once) and brakes which I switched to...