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I added a body float to mine and a softer seat. It helps but I wish there was a bike with rear suspension that was meant for street/trail riding. some streets are pretty bumpy here in MI.

I'll be interested in a pair of these fenders when you guys have them up on the Rad web site. I like how Rad responds to the customers needs in a timely way.

The bike is fine, I'll be going for a ride tomorrow weather permitting. Thanks for the sympathy.

Those guys crash better than I did a couple days ago. :D

What does BBSHD stand for? I have an idea but it could be very wrong. Thanks

You feel the front wheel more but it doesn't seem to affect the steering much. My only problem is bumps. I added a thudbuster seat post but it's still a setup meant for smoother roads and paved trails in my opinion. For that it's excellent.

Leed's was very helpful when I ran into a couple small problems. Mostly my misunderstanding. If you already have a decent bike that you're happy with the leed's kit may be for you.

It has 5 levels of PAS, no brake inhibitors. Thumb throttle, it will go about 25 mph. So it's fast enough.

So, it's the same price as the Radrover and Radmini, 1499. Not bad. You get the rack and fenders plus regen braking. I expect this will be a good seller for them.

I put the 500 watt kit on it. It's very peppy. I'll have to weigh it to see how much it ways with the components on it. I also added a thudbuster seat post which isn't shown in the photo. It was pretty easy to install. I did have to call the company for instructions at one point. Just to clarify...

I agree with you on all counts. I love the forum and the bike reviews are always interesting and upbeat. It's also a great place for new ideas and links to useful bike goodies.

Great video. Some nice scenery. Where is that?

Sorry, yes they do have my name I registered my bike. Name is Mark Woods, Oxford, MI

Sure that would be fine. Thanks for asking

I do have a Radrover I got it about 1 month ago. Sept 21 2016

This should be a good selling bike. I'm glad I got my Radrover because I ride on a lot of unpaved roads and trails and it's more for recreation for me. This one should be a more suited to city streets and bike lanes. I'd love to see a full suspension bike with a more upright seating position...

Got an email today. They're going to make an announcement tomorrow about something coming in November? Any speculations? I'm thinking a full suspension bike.

That's different than the one I have. I may order it and try it out

I have a Sunlite Cloud 9 seat but the seat rails won't fit my bodyfloat seat post, they're too wide on the seat. I tried pulling them together with a clamp but it didn't work

I'll try dropping the tire pressure, I'm pretty sure I'm at about 25 right now.