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It should plug in fairly close to the throttle in case the throttle fails and needs to be replaced. I unplug the one on my rad rover before riding local park trails that only allow class 1 bikes.

I'm 72 and have been riding a Rad Rover Step Through for a couple of years and love it.

Yes, unless they're in a box at the auto supply store.

I may be slow but not that slow!

Wait, from where? From my garage or from under my ass?

Maybe but I've lived here for 50 years and not had anything stolen yet.

My rides average about 20 miles. When I'm done it shows either 3 or 4 bars out of five so guessing I use maybe 30-40 percent each ride. I fully charge after each ride. At the end of the season (late Nov.) I run them down to about 70% and store them in a closet until spring. I balance them...

In my case the bike is either in my garage or under my ass so I've not bothered to buy a lock.

Were you in PAS 5 and a low gear when you attempted the driveway?

I served as an anti war activist in the late 60's through the early 70's. Hopefully we helped stop that atrocity.

Thanks. Do you replace both the cassette and chainring at the same time?

My 2020 Rad Rover ST has a little over 4,000 gentle miles on it. I've replaced the chain once and both clean and lube fairly often. I have the tool to measure chain wear so know when I need a new chain. As far as I can tell though there is no way to measure cassette wear. I watched a couple of...

I thought of that too which is one of the reasons I added the little gadget so I only use my thumb to activate the twist throttle.

I thought that too but then realized that throttles twist backwards not forwards.

I just did a search for fun trying to find if most throttle equipped bikes use twist or thumb. If they are mostly twist I thought that might explain more mishaps but I didn't find that info. Did find this though. https://reallygoodebikes.com/blogs/electric-bike-blog/twist-vs-thumb-throttle

Interesting. So what happens if you accidentally hit a thumb throttle while moving a bike with the motor on? For what it's worth, the first thing I do when I'm done riding is lower the kickstand and turn off the battery. Then I push it threw the door into my garage or, if not home, move it to...

Curious why you say Rads throttle is dangerous? Never had a problem with mine. I did sort of turn it into a thumb throttle by adding a cheap ring that I work with just my thumb as I find it easier to use than twisting it with my wrist.

That's where a throttle rules. I can be in whatever gear I choose when I come to a stop and then use a second or two of throttle to get rolling again. Pretty much the only reason to use one.

Have you tried balancing the battery?

That was your third crash there? Maybe think about slowing down?