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I have a "old" 2018 Radmini and really like it for certain applications. It is really a very easy bike to ride - almost too easy. It fits in the back of my Subaru Crosstrek great. It's heavy but even though I'm only 155#'s - no problem lifting it in. But then I've lifted weights for over 50...

Actually the Neo 1 (which I like) is class 1. But - my question is why would Yamaha not put their PW-X2-45 motor on this bike as opposed to the older PW-SE? At 1# less in weight plus an extra level of assist. Anyone know - Yamaha dealers?

This is why I like my older 2018 Radmini (I have other ebikes as well). And yes I actually fold it and take it with me - either in my Jeep for forest roads or in my Crosstrek. South Beach (Newport, OR) - 6 miles of uninterrupted beach riding. Oregon's beaches are all public - NO private...

Those RDX's should last forever. I've lifted for well over 50 years and still have some 20+ year old Harbinger's. You almost can't wear out the palms. And I have used them with my bikes a couple of times - work fine. Won't give you as much knuckle protection as a motorcycle glove (Freetoo...

Gaiagps is another option.

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Respectfully disagree with rich c. I have a 2018 Radmini - so can't speak to the Rover. But I understand your terrain and the type of roads you're talking about. I live in Oregon, and the mini is always folded in the back of my Jeep and I ride it mostly on remote forest roads in the Cascades...

Actually lenajc, Austin gives you a good option for RadPower. Per their website they have a Rad mobile service and soon will have a couple of "pop up" stores with a Rad showroom this summer. So service should be available directly from them. There is a recent Rad City review here on EBR. I...

Have you checked out Tern? Solid company, good warranty and a pretty good dealer network (they have a dealer locator on their website). Also some models (both electric and non) are available thru REI.

Actually Bike Jeffery I'd call Rad. They may surprise you on the cost. I bought a whole front wheel assembly for my 2018 Radmini including the tire/tube that I felt was a fair price.

Gordon71 fyi - In Arcadia National Park - Class 1 only, according to their site. And they have signs stating no class 2 or 3 Ebikes. They also seem to have dropped the speed limit for all bikes to 20 mph (from 25). https://www.nps.gov/acad/planyourvisit/bicycling.htm

You know Cal000, in some ways I actually prefer the lower profile of Kraze for street/bikeway riding. IMO, the larger knobbies seem a little overboard for use on bikeways. The Kraze much less so - more of a "regular" bike look. I assume less "chatty" road noise as well. For me I want/need...

Cal000, yes they (the Kraze) do have a lower profile (not really a low profile but lower than the 4"ers), about an inch less (depending on air volume). But wider by a 1/4". And yes BTfl, the Rad Runner tires should fit. Note that the new 2020 Mini's are now using the same 3.3" wide tires as...

I just got another front wheel assembly for my Radmini and put on the Kenda Kraze 20x4.25. The mini is used 50% on forest road/basic single track, 40% beach/sand and 10% pavement. It basically rides around in the back of my Jeep - I like this bike for what I use it for. The Kraze are...

Agree with Vincent on the Radius. I also have the Haibike Radius Tour. Not "wobbly" or "twitchy", just agile and quick. Plus I actually don't have a problem riding it 20+ miles. Ride it on bikeways, streets, roads and some dirt single track. Really like this little bike. I also have a...

It is a nice bike. I like Gazelles - I have a "muscle" powered one (not that I use it much anymore). I note that 2020 T9's show a lower price of $2499 USD (roughly $3300 CDN). Difference between the 19's and 20's????

Ruggb, you could visit a REI store. They carry 10 TRUE folding bikes - 5 Bromptons and 5 Terns (2 being TRUE folding Ebikes - D8 and the S10). 16"ers (Brompton), 20"ers (Tern - 50-406 and 55-406 tires) and a 24"er (Tern Node). Depending on the size of the store, they usually have a fair cross...

I did put liners in the tires. The tires you have on now (or should be) are 2.15". But yes, the fenders are close. At least the back one - I don't run the front one.

Basis REI's website, the weight of the 10 speed SL1 is 34 lbs and the 9 speed SL2 is 33-1/2 lbs.

dcoy, locally, have you talked to Jeff at Corvallis Electric Bikes?