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I guess I never did a follow up Rad sent out a whole new wheel assembly and it works fine. My only issue now is that this was the wrong bike for my wife, it is way to big for her, oh well maybe I can sell come spring.

I bought it for my wife so she can go for a bike ride with me, usually 20 miles or so on my road bike. My first mod on it was lowing the handle bars.

Last Friday I received the new motor and complete wheel assembly , took off the old and put on the new and it works! Now thats good service.

Rad is sending out a new motor, wheel assembly. That's pretty good service.

Similar to what I use on my motorcycles, only you use your palm. It's called a wrist rest.

Everything works lights up just no power to the wheel. My problem with the throttle is that it is awkward to use especially if you have small hands. I haven't ridden it yet but the shiffter also seems it will be akward.

I got a reply from Rad and they would like me to send them a video of what it is doing or not doing. Like I have said power does get to the wheel, but it like just a jolt, enought to move the tire but not keep spining.

So before you can use thottle only you have to pedal? From watching videos it on folks range testing without peddling I just assumed you could twist and go.

Great ideas.I'll give them a try after work.

Right now I'm stuck in the garage so all I can do is lift the back wheel up and give it some juice and the wheel does move a little but thats it. I'll try calling support today.

And the manual says you can ride it as long as the battery is between 50 and 75% then balance them.

Battery is at 75%, all the lights work, display works, sorry should have mentioned that. I will charge the battery but the wheel should still spin at 75%.

Yesterday the Radrover I bought for my wife for Christmas finally showed up (FedEx was a week late) I put it together, of course I had to see how it worked but having a driveway covered in ice, a ride wasn't going to happen. So I lifted up the rear wheel twisted the throttle and nothing, push...