Has anyone in Canada added a rider to their home insurance to cover a pair of ebikes.  I contacted my home insurance provider and supplied the bill of sale,confirmation of motor wattage, and speed limited to 32km.  My broker says the underwriter won't provide coverage because of the 750 watt motor even though I confirmed it was only 500 watts on Canadian bikes.

My 2021 City 4 did the same today.  I took the battery off to transport the bike and when I reattached the battery the odometer was back to zero.  I rode 40 KM and came home and when I put the battery back on it was still at 40 KM.  I have emailed RadPower to see what their response is.

I have a bike rack on my utility trailer and am looking for suggestions on the best tie down points on a RadRover and a City 4.

I wanted to install a trailer adapter on my City 4 but the thread on the axle barely protrudes past the axle nut, if I added the hitch mount I'm not sure the nut would tighten sufficiently.  I have seen both Burley and Thule make an adapter that replaces the nut and has a threaded shaft to connect the hitch to.  My question is does anyone know for sure what size the axle is and the thread pitch.  By my measurements it looks like 12mm 1.00 or 1.25

Another pic without the trailer attached

Fabbed up a trailer hitch for my new bike

How do you go about adding photos to a post?

I received my RadCity 4 about a week ago, it took about 10 days from date of order to arrive.   I was initially quite concerned about delivery time as my father had ordered one in early May but had no shipping date by the end of June so he canceled his order.  I am very happy with the bike so far and have added a handlebar end mirror.  It would be nice to have more posts / resources here as I am looking for some bags for the bike but am not seeing a lot of RadCity examples.