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I saw the video made by Justin about Grin's new Gmac motor with regen. Been curious since to see it installed on a fatbike. @AHicks, I'm eager to sea your definitive build and the overall performance.

No, quite frankly it I were in the US, I would go for Bolton Blackbird instead of purchasing a Rover and upgrading it. Selling your current Rad in order to buy the Blackbird might be a faster and more economic way to get what you want. A fast and powerful electronic fatbike. To out it bluntly...

@radiCal it looks slick!

Maybe I didn't express myself clearly. I'm preparing a longish trip (1200 - 2000 miles) in August with my Rhino. So I decided to get an additionnal larger battery. Yesterday night, I just got worried about the stock controller being able to handle a 52 V battery and so ended up ordering the...

Just (pre-)ordered a kit from Bolton as well. Since I'm upgrading to a bigger 52V battery, I just want to make sure the controller can actually use it. Not sure about the stock controller could handle it. Hopefully I'll get it before August, I'm in France.

This is how my head light is mounted.

I agree. Bolton kit is a cheaper, quicker and easier upgrade. Going the full customized way is possible, it's just gonna be much more money and work involved.

I recently bought a Rad Rhino (EU version of the Rover). Just put about 200 miles in the first month of use. Didn't have flat during this time. I'm preparing for a long trip in August (from 1200 to 2000 miles), so I just went tubeless and keeping the same Kenda stock tires since they are brand...

I recently purchased the EU Rad Rhino and the head light is just good enough to be seen. It lights almost nothing. I also have the front rack, so there's not a lot of room to aim the head light, it's like only one position available. Not saying it's e bad one though.

Don't have any "hot" issue with my Rhino (recent purchase).

Thought of that, the price seems a bit steep (you do get the warranty perk though).

I didn't tighten mine properly the first time. Double check it.

I have a Rad Rhino (EU version of the Rover). I was looking at ways to extend my range (I even looked into generators but I gave up this solution because of the noise). Easiest way to achieve more range would be to add an extra battery. I was looking at Bolton triangle battery pack but he won't...

I guess that's the new Rad 2020 that not a lot of people expected from them. Good enough for this price range. Not interested though since it is single speed.

Can't say as to why they changed the controller since when it was shipped, it was set at a max speed of 25 km/h. But if you change the settings to go over 25 km/h, well you'll be over either at ~35 or 40 km/h.

Yes, you should be able to use throttle only with the 'EW controller.

Just a little more information on the EU Rhino version, the controller comes with the 26 inch default setting putting the speed reading a little off. When it shows 34 km/h, I'm actually a bit over 36 km/h (I measured the speed with my Garmin Fenix 3 watch). I tend to think Rad have kept the...

Thanks, I have seen the video. But there are some videos where the stock Rad Rover without upgrades can reach 25 mph. I have pushed my Rhino of flat roads and it becomes very hard to get past 34 km/h (22 mph).

Just bought the Rad Rhino (so 2020 version ? Or is it still 2019 ?). First thing I did was to put the max speed at 40 km/h (which is 25 mph) but I can hardly get pass 34 km/h (22 mph). Throttle can only propel the ebike around 6 km/h (I tried set 1, 2 and 3). Can't say if Rad changed the...