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I did a longer ride yesterday with lots of hills and long open trails. It looks like the regenerative braking engaged every time I went over 20mph. Now I really want to see if there is a way i can disable it. I am fine with the electric assist maxing out at 20mph, but if I am pedaling under...

Weird. Well I'll try that hill again and see if I can get it to do the same thing. The only difference is that it didn't release when I tapped my brakes. I love the regenerative brakes, but I would prefer that it use inertia to regenerate, not my legs.

From his instagram, it looks like @mikeradenbaugh uses the carsick designs bags as well. If it's good enough for him, it's good enough for me!

I haven't bought a bag yet, but I am thinking about Carsick Designs Radwagon slingset. http://www.carsickdesigns.com/collections/cargo-slingsets/products/rad-slingset G&O Family Cyclery in Seattle (not far from the Rad Power Bikes shop) sells them, so I will be going to take a look once they...

I would love to see what bags everyone uses on their Radwagons, and why you chose that bag. Photos would be great. Also, if there are any bags that are not compatible with the radwagon, let us know.

This evening, I was riding down a long gradual hill and halfway down the regenerative brakes engaged which made it really hard to keep a decent speed. I wasn't pressing the brake levers (I even tapped on them a few times, but that didn't help). After I stopped at a light, and started up again...

So it looks like they don't fit on transit, but I brought home the Radwagon and RadRover on a Thule T2 pro hitch bike rack and it worked great! The wagon was a bit long, but it felt very secure. Too bad about the busses and Amtrak though.

Why wait? http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2011/11/03/how-to-ride-your-bike-all-winter-and-love-it/

I will probably do that then. I will let everyone know what they say.

We are specifically looking for a cargo bike to haul kids/cargo. It certainly isn't a deal breaker if it doesn't fit, but it would be nice.

I am looking at getting a Radwagon, and I can't find if they fit in bus bike racks. Specifically the King county metro and sound transit busses in Seattle.