I have narrowed it down to two

[Jgreen92]

I used my RadRover today and I am very happy with it. It can go up to 23.8 mph with me on it which is a satisfying speed. Peddle assist level one works better than I thought, I still can get exercise on peddle assist 1 but go at about 15 mph at the same time. It is also the most comfortable bike I have ever ridden, the high handlebars make it so there is zero lean which is very nice. The fat tires really give a stable feeling compared to my other bike and going over bumps is nothing on it. And I just love the look of the fat tires, it makes it look like a motorcycle.

I think the only people that would describe this bike as crap are people who have never ridden one.

 

[Hectors Ghost]

I used my RadRover today and I am very happy with it. It can go up to 23.8 mph with me on it which is a satisfying speed. Peddle assist level one works better than I thought, I still can get exercise on peddle assist 1 but go at about 15 mph at the same time. It is also the most comfortable bike I have ever ridden, the high handlebars make it so there is zero lean which is very nice. The fat tires really give a stable feeling compared to my other bike and going over bumps is nothing on it. And I just love the look of the fat tires, it makes it look like a motorcycle.

I think the only people that would describe this bike as crap are people who have never ridden one.

I'm afraid you have that wrong-way-around... I think perhaps you haven't ridden the opposite extreme to be able to compare, and I have ridden a Rover. I agree with the upright seating, more tour bike style. I could have used those big fat tires today on about 20% of the ride, very large gravel and unstable. But... fat tires can't beat a full suspension for comfort or handling and are horrible on rolling resistance. I'm sure they are fun but I wouldn't spend money on one and my Rohloff alone costs more than a Rover so it's not about the cost. No offense man it's just my opinion.

 

[GBX77]

JGreen
Congrats on the new Bike and your enjoying the keyword is your Happy with the Comfort that will keep you going a long way down the road !!!
EnJoy

 

[AHicks]

I used my RadRover today and I am very happy with it. It can go up to 23.8 mph with me on it which is a satisfying speed. Peddle assist level one works better than I thought, I still can get exercise on peddle assist 1 but go at about 15 mph at the same time. It is also the most comfortable bike I have ever ridden, the high handlebars make it so there is zero lean which is very nice. The fat tires really give a stable feeling compared to my other bike and going over bumps is nothing on it. And I just love the look of the fat tires, it makes it look like a motorcycle.

I think the only people that would describe this bike as crap are people who have never ridden one.

As good as the ride is, suspension seat posts are still a pretty popular option. Ride it for a bit, and fix whatever you don't like! One of the nicest features is that you can take the bike in quite a few directions easily, using easy to find, inexpensive, over the counter parts....

Congrats on the new bike!

 

[Jgreen92]

I want a different seat at least because the ridges on it cause some butt-pain lol. I will hold off on upgrading the battery and motor until probably next year as it goes quite fast as is and lasts a good while. A rear rack as well so I can put some food on there and flat fixing parts.

 

[AHicks]

You might look into Slime or something similar to minimize the flat potential.....

 

[Gordon71]

I put a Topeak rack on mine which I really like. The trunk slides on the rack and snaps in place for easy removal and has roomy side bags that fold out if you need extra storage. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0187ZSMYA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1