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While I`m not any kind of expert on anything but looking at the picture first i would try to clean as much as possible before applying generous dose of your favorite flux and than make a fresh spot of solder, now do same to the end of the wire, once cooled add a dab of flux and melt the two...

@RML1951 Welcome to the forum. Congrats on the new ride. Make sure that you get rid of all the squeaks and creaks within the warranty period for it could be a big cash drain later. Once you have the bike back take few rides over where you had issues just to make sure that they do not come...

Hope you have more luck with summer tires than i did, instead of lots of words here is few pictures. Last picture shows what happened to mine after 5 miles.

@Mookov Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your new ride. Glad to hear that you are enjoying your ride. When I got my Teo couple years back I had a noise that would come and go and drove me nuts for couple of weeks, after making sure that everything was tight and repositioned in a way...

Yes you are right, did not even think about it till you pointed it out. So I made mine out of rubber mat that is used to put in tool chest to stop tools from sliding around, however you can make it using a soda bottle instead. @christob Thank you.

No I did not use any duct tape, just drilled 3 (1/8) holes per fender and used aluminum rivets to attach the mud flaps to the fender.

This has links to data sheets of 18650 cells, just in case someone is looking for such information, it may come handy when building your own battery from salvaged cells. This is where you can find out when your salvaged cell was manufactured. Came across these by accident.

That's the original one that I made 3 years ago.

How about something like this, you can make one out of a 2 liter cola bottle.

I have noticed that as well for a long while now. Since my knowledge is very limited I have been under the impression that my low contribution was the result of not getting the notifications, if that makes any sense.

Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your new ride.

@RetuorenRalf Welcome to the forum Ralf and congratulations on your Radrhino bikes. Sure sounds like you and your wife will have a lot of fun riding them once the warmer weather comes back. We all love to see a lot of pictures from your rides so make sure to share your experiences . Here is one...

I stumbled on this , have a look and take care...

@erider_61 This may not be what you want however it may be worth having a look at, Teo Fat bike, I have one and only paid $2600 Canadian all in shipped to me from Montreal.

I would just open up the old chain and attach the new one to one end, than just pull it thru the chain guard, reconnect the new chain and be done with it.

@Feliz

@Tantalus Wonder if you would be better off purchasing a new battery locally in Hawaii than shipping this one there. I would ask if anyone is looking for a second battery locally,you never know. Surely a lot less hassle and headaches.

@High Plains Rider Congratulations on your new rides and on your DIY ability to put them together, and getting friendly with a local bike shop smart move, that will go a long way if you ever need anything. See we did mention it is easier than you think and in the process you have gained some...

@6zfshdb Thank you for quick reply, I'll have closer look tonight.

@Justin Fischer To clerify I only use.my hi power lights in the bush for night rides. As a professional driver I fully understand the importance of being able to see what is going on around and in front of you instead of being blinded by poorly adjusted or too powerful and blinding lights...