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To be specific- I have 120 staples in my left lung which was glued in place with acid. I am unable to lift more than 40 lbs. Because of the weight of the bike and the physical contortions required to access the mechanics- It is impossible for me to do any work on the bike other than general...

Thank you for your advice.

What was the size? Can you add a link? I've actually taken it to several different shops. I don't work on my bike myself because I have a health condition. It is nearly impossible to work on the radwagon by oneself due to its size. Removing and replacing the rear wheel is a two-man job. I have...

I am at 5000 miles and the Radwagon is shot. Can't go 100 mile without something going wrong. Not sure why my shiftier cable breaks all the time, tires have mystery flats, spokes break and bend..... I am out of money trying to keep up. I don't carry heavy cargo, I don't jump curbs ever, I take...

I am at 5000 miles and the Radwagon is shot. Can't go 100 mile without something going wrong. Not sure why my shiftier cable breaks all the time, tires have mystery flats, spokes break and bend..... I am out of money trying to keep up. I don't carry heavy cargo, I don't jump curbs ever, I take...

I think my next video will be on how to be seen.

Flow through stop signs? Sounds like a death sentance.

Captain Obvious here-

Ready for anything. Radwagon

Most bicyclists I see rarely signal or follow basic traffic laws. I believe the intention is to maintain forward momentum. Car drivers do the same thing. I always stop at lights and signs, let cars take the lead when safe and use my hand signals. If I have to take the road I do it but not...

Thank you all for the advice but as I have stated- I am very happy with the amount of gear I am bringing and "chose" it all specifically for what I want when I am camping. I was raised in the woods and farm lands of WI. I know how to camp. I have- A light sleeping bag A bivy (small tent) A...

5000 miles on my Radwagon in one year. Worth it? Yes, if you use it. I ride mine 40 miles a day to and from work. Price $1,700 Essential Gear: Helmet, Lights, Rain Gear, Shoes, Bags (panniers). Add $250 Tune up and true- (Unless you are proficient in bicycle maintenance you will need to have...

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Yup, they are all like that. My Radwagon is the same way. I don't think the "bolts" are for a water bottle. Maybe for a basket or something. You will have to figure out an alternative. I used zip ties for a while. Now I have some panniers with a mesh bottle pocket.

My feelings about the experience after 5000 miles of riding an electric bike.

I vote we call ourselves E-Riders! We can call the other guys flesh pedalers... wait, that sounds wrong for some reason.

Tires look appropriately aggressive. I put a Schwalbe Balloon tire on my rear but there is little grip. It slides out on me in tight turns on slick terrain.