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If I had to guess: - Pricing - Need/usability The RadWagon is the most expensive bike already in the Rad portfolio (it's bigger, more materials and shipping costs). So adding even more added costs for shocks would make it even more expensive (heavier), and cost prohibitive for potential buyers...

It's holding up well. But I had to modify it to install it - the distance between the bolts didn't match the opening on the base on the bike. I removed the upholstery and foam, and made new holes on the seats base to match the bike, then put everything back together. It wasn't hard, but it...

I think it can, but you will need to pedal hard. Maybe even get off the saddle. So it really depends on rider ability - the RadWagon will not climb that by itself. I have taken it to 10%+ grade, on PAS 5, with not much load (remove the floorboards) and it climbs it just fine, but I also get a...

In my experience, the Rad ebikes will certainly give you an extra push, but you STILL have to pedal... If I have to put a number, I'd say it gets 30% easier, but you still have to put the other 70% (if that helps). However, reading the previous comments , I'd have to agree that a Mid-Drive...

The hillier the better for the ebike in my opinion, that's when the ebike really has an edge. On flats if you can maintain 20mph on your road bike, then there is no much difference. Similar situation here... avid cyclist, 160lbs, commute 13mi with 1600ft (one way). On my 15lbs road bike I was...

Nice! Question, where did you get the pannier hooks from?

I got the RadWagon, and got the Caboose with this cheap seat, and PVC pegs I had a forward seating Yepp on another bike. When I got the Wagon I decided against getting the rear one because the Wagon rack is high to start with, and with the needed adapter it will be even higher. That will make...

Great review! I love mine too, but you are correct: it is heavy and components are low end. Once thing I noticed, is that the battery bar display accuracy is marginal at best. Also, it will vary (go down when you draw a lot in a climb, and then go up when it's flat). So I wouldn't take it...

Hey Windmill, Thanks for sharing! Question... when you install the Problem Solvers, do you also discard the split washer and regular washer along with the acorn nut? Thanks!

I'm not sure if ebikes are any more dangerous than a regular bike. But I think an speed limit for assist (or throttle) makes a significant difference on that area. I have a RadWagon with assist limited to 20mph. And while I see significant help on climbs (12-15mph on the RadWagon vs 5-8mph on...

Hey Monica, Que chevere que te anímes por un bici eléctrica! I think shipping would be your most limiting factor. In terms of price and value, I think the RadCity would be your best bet, but not sure about the shipping part. Yo tengo una RadWagon, y me gusta muchisimo para llevar a mi hija al...

Riding 5000 miles in one year is very impressive! No wonder you need to to so much maintenance on your bike. But keep it up!

Yes, there is some charge still in the system. I didn't test the battery directly, but noticed that after turning off the battery, I can still turn on the LCD briefly. No biggie IMO

I don't think that one will fit. But any 48V dolphin battery should fit (the stock is 11.6Ah). Like this one: (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) Then this one might fit too, you might need to check the measurements carefully: (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) In all, the battery is a standard...

I also would like some suggestions on panniers. I want ones that can clip on rack frame, and be easily removable - the problem is that the tubing on the wagon rack is much thicker than regular bike racks. I got the Iberas - exactly what I wanted, but again, the tubing on the bike was way to...