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I bought a radpower radwagon 4 last September and have had 2 flats now. The first flat was a narrow piece of metal, which I patched and it did fine. It was a slow leak so I wasn’t stranded anywhere. The 2nd flat was I think broken glass. I only ride on roads, so my only risks are construction...

No, no adaptor needed. The bike comes with 2 wooden “fillers” that need to be removed but that’s just removing 4 bolts to expose the bars you mount the yepp seats on. I highly recommend the ‘caboose’ for extra protection around the yepp seats. You can’t put all 4 bars on the caboose, just...

I have the radwagon 4 and love it. I have the caboose, which is great for keeping the kids safe. Now that it’s winter, I bundle the kids up but some places (mainly school), it’s less than ideal to put them in snowsuits. I bundle them up top but their legs get cold primarily from the wind. I...

Oh and finally - I did not get a front basket because the fork-mounted light won’t work with a front basket. I didn’t want to have to buy & install a new light. Also, after having ridden a while on this bike, I would get another ballard bag before I get anything else. I wear a backpack when I’m...

Also rad is not selling the custom-sized replacement tires required for the radwagon 4 at this time. Should be soon (winter 2020/spring 2021), so if you get a flat, patching is the only option. This worried me but from what I’ve learned in the cyclist community - patching tubes is no big deal...

I preordered the RadWagon 2020 in June (realize this review is probably very dated for your needs), but in case anyone is considering it: - arrived in September, as promised - have 2 kids under 6, so I bought Yepp seats and a caboose. Caboose is a must-have. - bought 1 Ballard Cargo bag...

Thanks for all the great advice & options. I spent a lot of time watching videos & looking at pros/cons this weekend and ultimately landed on the Radwagon. Tires & battery will be something I’ll be sure to stock up on early. It really was the time they’ve been around, affordability, and...

Hello, I’m new to e-bikes and like the look of the RadPower Wagon 4. I need primarily a commuter bike (7 miles each way), live in a hilly area & commute into city with not the friendliest/existent bike lanes. Also I have 2 kids I’d like to go on short trips with (mostly around town, 5 miles...