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I ordered my fenders from amazon and I've been pretty happy with them. I'm running a Mucky Nuts fat face front fender that stays on the bike and a Portland design works rear fat bike fender that I can remove when it's dry out. Think it was $20 for the front and $25 for the rear. Just be sure...

I rode all of last winter every Rode it all of last winter in Chicagoland and had no issues. I am able to park my rover in a heated garage though, so everything would melt off overnight leaving me with a clean bike in the morning. Definitely need some fenders as there is quite a bit of spray...

Has anyone figured out what it costs to recharge the battery on the radrover? I am too lazy to figure it out and I'm guessing someone on here may have already done so. Thanks guys.

The rad rover comes equipped with a rear hub bafang motor, not the mid drive set up. Hub motor is rated 500w continuous, with 750w max output.

Tires look good. Interesting to see any speed/handling gains. Please post differences. Thanks.

OK thanks. Fork on my RR Thanks, will do.

Definitely looks like an upgrade. Anyone know where you can purchase one?

I've found the throttle helpful mostly only when trail riding. Usually use pedal assist 1 when riding off road and use the throttle for a little extra umph when needed.

I've had the same issue... no operating issues though.

202 miles after one month of commuting and a little recreational off roading. No issues yet.

Mine says bafang on the motor between the spokes

I've heard good things about the studded dillingers but have yet to try them personally.

Sorry to go off topic but what kind of rear fender are you running? Does it work well for fat bikes? Need to find one for my ride so please let me know. Thx.

Just received my radrover yesterday. Surprised to find a bafang hub motor came with it. Just curious whats on other rovers that were delivered earlier. Let me know what you got, thx.

Thought there was a magnet on one of the wheels ( I think front) and one on the fork/chainstay used to measure speed. Sadly I'm just going off of pictures though since I am still waiting for delivery of my steed....

Waiting for delivery (hopefully as soon as next week) of my rad rover. I'll definitely try the low tech approach, cant wait to see what the motor + my legs will reach mph wise. Thanks. Don't have bike yet but I'll try this when it shows up. Thanks. Based on motor and batt specs I was hoping to...

+1. me too