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My guess is they left off a part of that. 'Incredibly hard to make at our price point". It can't be too difficult to make, there are many that look very similar like the rover, all off the shelf stuff really.

Came out pretty good. You have to look hard to see the orange at all. I could spray more coats, that plastidip does not want to cover up like a true paint. But like mentioned, If I get tired of it, it will peel off. For now, mission accomplished. At least 6 coats on there.

Indeed you have. The company must be scratching their heads in the uptick of sales!

Sure, work great on my shimano hydraulic brakes. https://electricbike.com/forum/forum/knowledge-base/motors-and-kits/bbshd/22053-how-to-install-your-bafang-hydraulic-disc-brake-sensors

Easy, cheap and effective to put the ebrake sensors on from LUNA. about 20 bucks as I recall, and some hot glue and you're done.

Cool find! I need some of those to protect the frame from the bike rack that goes on that mustang in the background. I drive my bike 260 miles a week, and the foam that covers the part that grabs the frame has been eaten through, and gouged that orange bike! Thanks.

40" But the seat post will collapse a little under my 275 lbs. So maybe really 39" when I am on it.

So I bought a can of white, and a can of clear metallic. Gave it the two minute prep and sprayed. Might need one more coat of each, but I think it will get the job done. Little clean up of the top tube and be done with it!

In N.Y., it is grey murky waters. I have already been told the bike is not welcome in the county park by a ranger. The rover is my number 2 bike now, soon to spend its life for a while at work which is 130 miles away. Hopefully will not gather attention there, but I want to stealth it as much...

Im 6 foot 1 inch. I have to tilt the bike a little to mount it, but it fits good once I am on. I like my leg just about fully extended on the bottom. The Rover is sold as one size fits all, but that's only true if your not picky. The suntour seat post I would say is a "must have" also.

Has beer holder on one side, opener on another, motor, and storage for empties! Cheers!

Sure...

Hmm. Some white reflective tape from home depot maybe.....

I just put in an extender from ebay, along with the adjustable stem on the rover. MUCH better! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bike-Handlebar-Riser-Head-Up-Adapter-Bicycle-Fork-Stem-Extender-Optional-L3I5/302064471836?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=600866643071&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

I'm just scared that it won't come close to looking good again. But the RAD POWER is attracting too much attention where ebikes are illegal, and I want to be (slightly) more stealth. Anyone done it?

Which would be why you really need the updated firmware.

So my current setup is a cygolight 850 lumen that I use mostly for a strobe function and "low beam" around town. http://www.ebay.com/itm/CYGOLITE-METRO-850-LUMENS-USB-RECHARGEABLE-BIKE-BICYCLE-FRONT-HEADLIGHT-NEW-/291939528400?_trksid=p2385738.m2548.l4275 But the most amazing light (for output...

Drones are a steady readout because their load is relatively steady (Been RC for decades and FPV for 5 years). The voltage drop is because of internal resistance inherent to a battery cell. But standing voltage is where we can really gauge how much juice is left. It is internal resistance n a...

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipOoANPzeMSnHrARqyCSjpid3Ni9ZE2opGbtWONBwnaFZGFo6sv1mazsqRoPUqHfTQ?key=MGM3Z1FmNDloVE9paDBlY2hqejU5SVY3bXZQbXdB Checkout about half way down the throttle with integrated voltage readout. Found it here: (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) The voltage readout...

Turn signals I might agree with. The brake light I feel is a waste of time, but others may not. My feeling is that if someone is so close to you that a brake light is useful, they are WAY too close period.