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I'm warming to the idea of this one (especially at the price, ha ha). Any idea if the step through has a lower seat setting than the regular? She was a bit scared of how far away the top tube was on the one ST bike she tried.

Have you guys found shops willing to work on Rad bikes? I've had two different local shops tell me they refuse to work on Rad's. Not sure if they mean because they're hub motors or they just don't sell Rad's (obviously no shops do). I was thinking of getting one for my kid but not if most...

The only one with bigger 20" wheels under 2k I'm seeing is the RadCity. Which other ones should I look at? The guy with the used Tern must have sold it; not replying. :(

I believe it was the diameter but I don't recall now. I wanted to get a more swept back handlebar but the dealer told me that wasn't an option. Maybe on the newer ones? Mine is 3 years old now.

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I should have been more specific. Yes, I know that is very easy. Some bikes, like my Benno have very specific sizes where there are no easy replacements to purchase.

I am definitely hoping to check it out in person! :D

I just found a decent price for a used Tern Vektron Q9. It has 400 miles which seems not TOO used for 2k, lol. My issue in the past having tried folding bikes is the tiny wheels make them feel wobbly combined with bars that feel too narrow. These have 20" wheels and the brompton I tried (and...

I just found a good price on a locally used Tern Vektron Q9. Not the shortest seat, but maybe less wobbly/narrow?

Do you mean the rear rack? In his video he shows it all the way down even with the top of that but I hear you! I'm more concerned that putting the seat that low would make the handlebars like harley ape-hangers, lol.

I fear those lectrics (and all folders) have the same issue as the brompton we tried. Wobbly feel due to the tiny wheels and narrow bars. But keep the suggestions a-coming! I think if we go with a Rad it would be the RadCity; bigger wheels yet a lower seat. Only worried about how heavy the...

Wrote a local store that stocks 2 of the kids' ones and both have been discontinued by the manufacturers. Looks like those lists need an update soon. :(

My Dad LOVES his Juiced. But, like you mention, he doesn't pedal it much.

I see. Almost all of the adult bikes reviewed DO show lowest saddle height, that's why I was surprised none of the kid bikes do. But, it's probably becuase he doesn't have a lot of kids running around nearby though the Bulls review features real kids. Like you said, saddle to peddle matters...

I had already gone there first. None of those have the same reporting as the adult reviews. Not one shows the minimum saddle height in their geometry measurements which is one of our most important factors. And all 5 of those are 1k+ more expensive so I'd really want more information to want...

What did you end up going with What did you end up going with? I'm looking for something for my little kid that's of similar height. I've been looking at the RadCity ST bike since it has their lowest seat height option and is in stock next month (allegedly). She tried a Brompton; we were...