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So i am considering the radwagon, mostly because i do grocery shopping and would like to haul the odd item around from yard sales and whatnot. To put location in persepctice, most of my riding would be midtown to downtown, and the loop.

Hey Vincent do you ride in Tucson? How would you think something like a Rad bike would fair with the hills around there, which are not that bad tbh.

I didn't even think about company longevity!

Thanks AHicks, yes i have investigated the difference between the two. I am perplexed rad doesn't put the gear driven hub drive on the wagon, when they do put it on other bikes of theirs (as far a i know). My terrain is mostly flat, and hills are long and gradual. From my research I don't think...

Thank you Dewy in sifting the differences in these two bikes. Based mostly on there being far more usuer reviews, I think im going with the Rad. Indianajo I would LOVE that yuba but the price is like double these other bikes.

As far as I can tell....not that many differences. I am leaning towards the Packa for the dual battery, but also there is way less reviews for the Packa, like how its held over time, etc. Whereas the RadWagon has far more user reviews and time invested in the bike. I cannot see any major parts...

Do you remember that source?

Thanks for the tips! To be honest, not that closely. It appears to me the gear driven hub provides a bit more torque, which given how heavy the bike is would be more or less essential if one had to battle hills. Other than that, I don't know much. My rides are mostly flat (however the roads can...

Hello everyone! I have had the wagon in the ol' shopping cart for a while as I try to absorb as much reviews and criticisms as I can before I make this purchase, and I have just a few ( or well a million ) questions. My question is more, are there anything replacements I should purchase now...