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True...the very idea of pedals loosening against their threading seems not possible. I've got road pedals coming with toe clips, and I just unthreaded mine to be sure they weren't too tight. They weren't, and of course I had greased them. Never-Seez next time, as on the crank bolts.

I'll bet there are weight limitations. My Rad City is built like a brick, due to forces generated by the motor and regen, and the avoirdupois of some of it's riders, and I include moi.

Answer in other thread. Oh, and read that manual.

Disconnect your battery, it's ready! Written on the charger is the explanation of the lights. If the generator puts out a true sine wave, it should be ok...check with others on that.

There's riding, which I'll call (for the purposes of this discussion) expecting the bike to do it all, and there's climbing a hill, with the bike helping. Yesterday I climbed a road on the Niagara Escarpment, basically the hill that causes Niagara Falls. My Rad City helped, but I was in first...

If it holds up, it sounds like a great advance for a city bike. I'll be following its progress. There are quite a few promises being made here. Noted there is no brand specific fo yet.

It is a bit of a motorcycle, for this purpose...hehe? @Amy , I use AAA for my plowing business, it's cheap, as they will take the Jeep with the plow. Otherwise, it's security for everyone...AAA Plus will tow up to 100 miles.

Rad City is a great bike...which I'm turning into a road rider...their customer service is great. I'm down to 255#, and yes, you want to ride all the time! I got a spare battery, and it's all only 2k$!! Today's ride...46 miles. Almost half a battery charge left, as I used Pas 1 mostly, until I...

When calling, just ask for a flatbed, as I do with my plow Jeep. Towtrucks are becoming obsolete. I specifically asked AAA about breakdowns with a bike and they said they would take it.

The American Automobile Association covers it's members, not their vehicles, so they will pick up you and your vehicle if you need them to. I'm a member and called them, and they said that they would. If you break down on a road, of course. We're probably a couple of decades from battery...

Park blue spoke wrench for 12ga. spokes. I've tightened mine several times in 600 miles...they seem to stay tight now.

Let those who would, do. On a deserted road, I hit a deer at 40mph...my maxi scooter was totalled, plexi windshield broken into hand-sized pieces, and my full gear tested...two belly slide scrapes went to the bone. I walked away, because the plastic took most of the force. I'd not want to...

Fenders back in stock at Rad...10/08 9:00 PST!!

This is what I have...the extra short hex is good when you really need leverage, like tightening the crank 8mm bolts. Buy at Harbor Freight if you can...cheaper...

Try 14 speed electronic control...

Back in stock 10/08 9:00PST.

A set of t-handle metric hex wrenches (from Harbor Freight) make adjustments easy.

An adjustable stem, such as comes with the Rad City, allows almost infinite positions, combined with rotation of the handlebars. So far, I've tried quite a few...then added drop bar ends for even more possibilities.

The saddle is a Brooks B17, highly recommended. I'm not ready for cleats again quite yet, but may get toe clips.

Here you go, tocayo... I can't believe what I got for $2k! Get one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013G6PB8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1