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we all knew that the supplied kickstand was going to last long right? how's yours holding up? mine bent over and gave up the ghost while in the bike shot suddenly almost comically. it just started leaning over until we caught it. question is now what to replace it with? is there a better one...

here's some pics of the damage from the drop. still at the shop.

looks like you had a beautiful ride Phrodos!

thinking of pairing this bike (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) with the new bbshd when it is released i'm not going to do it myself. local bs will help. is this a good frame for a conversion with the mid drive motor? any help appreciated

Smooth like a cadillac :) level 5 is Sooooo much fun.... Once you go Fat you can never go back :)

this news is making my day! almost pulled the trigger on a bbso2

or remove the battery and carry with you in a backpack. But yeah it does suck that the battery cannot be turned off with a key.

can't say. i've done moderate hills seemed ok. nothing steep.

thanks for the sympathy guys. i should have the bike back in a week or so. the wait is excruciating. on the topic of what is causing this bike to feel a little weak compared to my Volton Alation 500 someone suggested that i might have the tires at a low pressure so i checked and they were at...

i should have. i thought of it but the fact that i had 4 clamps on one bike and a short trip to the bike shop i thought foolishly that it would hold. normally you have 1 clamp hold onto each bike. from now on a chain goes around any bike attached to that rack.

Sorry to hear about your bike Phrodos. i hope the RR guys take care of you and your bike! i have a feeling they will.

well. it's not been a good day. i was on my way to the local bike store when my radrover which was attached to my car via a Thule rack. (the easyfold model) fell over while i was driving over a bridge. No thanks to Thule!!! i know they are supposed to make good racks but this model has not been...

i wonder how easily that is to do? i've looked online to see how others have done it and it kinda seems complicated but if the radwagon controller is compatible one to one. it might be a simple thing.

this is the saddle i put on http://www.amazon.com/Ergo-Seat-Classic-Bicycle-Saddle/dp/B000AOA4ZC/ref=pd_sim_468_6?ie=UTF8&refRID=1DSQ8C78HA8X39HR2XT3

couldn't you get a different controller for this one or modify it? if you're technical enough to build one i believe you can make it go faster than 20mph by pairing it with a different controller. i'm not knowledgeable enough to recommend anything specific just remember hearing someone comment...

went for my second ride today, mostly flat terrain but lots of bumpy roads in my neighborhood (oakland, bay area). the bike is great at rolling over every crack,bump and dip, i'm loving that aspect of it!! i swapped out the seat and put on a seat that doesn't have the pointy bit in the front...

pic of my beauty the day i got it assembled

starting my own Radrover thread to share my take on this bike. for good or bad, it's just my take, not very technical as i have limited experience with bikes in general. pretty much a novice so hopefully will get good feedback from more knowledgeable peeps as well as encourage others in the same...

Or just break the box down and throw the bike in the car. I had to do that as well.

i weigh 265 and the radrover is powerful enough to lug me around :cool: