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Here's another link to the same rack much cheaper for all you Canadian shoppers :-) https://www.fruugo.ca/20-inch-bike-rear-racks-aluminum-alloy-rear-shelf-for-folding-bike-bicycle-cycling/p-75244511-151001716?language=en

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I posted this previously in another thread, but am reposting it here. I've been using this rack for several months with no issues on my RadMini Step Thru...

I prefer to not wear earbuds :)

I finally gave up on ever being able to buy the proper rack for my RadMini, so I took a chance on one like this in the spring...

I have a Rad Mini Step Thru and I absolutely love it. Not sure about customer service, as I have not had any issues and do the maintenance myself. I mostly use my Mini on the street, but I've done quite a few recreational trail trips on it and beginner level mountain bike trails. As the previous...

It's a little difficult to roll into the back of an SUV when folded. That said, I can roll my RadMini into the back of my Rav 4 unfolded if the rear seats are down, if I remove the seat and lower the handlebars. As the previous poster said, removing the battery prior to loading helps. I also...

I'm 6' and fairly long legged and I find my RadMini Step thru a hair too small, even with the handlebars and seat set to the maximum heights. However that doesn't stop me from riding the crap out of it. I've thought of adding a longer seat post, but my main issue is the handlebars are not tall...

I'm pretty sure I made the right choice. Have ridden more so far this summer on the Rad Mini than I have on a bicycle in decades. I've discovered back roads I never even knew existed. No issues so far as I approach 1000 km on the odometer. I've had to tighten the spokes once and retorque some of...

My sentiments exactly. And actually I still play golf with a set of clubs I got a few years ago at a garage sale for 50 bucks :-)

I'm amazed they haven't managed to up their stock. I've needed a rack and fenders for my RadMini since I purchased it, but no luck so far. I'm using the rack from my regular bike and avoiding wet conditions.

I have to admit that is already happening. I'm a total dirt bike guy, but there is literally no where to ride in this area anymore. But I can take my ebike up any trail I want.

Good suggestion. Thanks!

Thank you! I needed a nice fat seat for my aging butt :-)

Thanks everyone for the very helpful replies. I picked up a used RadMini a few weeks ago and am absolutely loving it. I've ridden more in the cold the past few weeks than I did on my regular hybrid all last summer. :)

You may be right. But I think the RadMini I have is almost perfect for me. Performance isn't that important to me... I just like to cruise around at a reasonable pace like I'm a tourist. As for mods.... I don't have to imagine. The previous owner did them before he even rode the bike. See my...

Thanks! I got the RadMini for slightly more than half the price of a new one and it was just two months old with only a couple of miles on it. I feel like I'm well ahead of the game already :)

I actually pretty much did steal it, so riding it that way seems to come naturally :)

Thanks buddy! Yeah I figured out the types who post degrading comments about the choices of others. I belong to a few forums... dirt bikes... guitars... golf clubs... so I've heard it all - dating back to the '70s, when the European bike motocross prima donnas pissed on those of us riding...

Blah blah blah blah blah blah.... Cool... Rad will send me the parts if I have a problem? That's awesome, because my eight-year-old grandaughter could lace a wheel and pop in a Bafang motor. It's hardly rocket science.