I have a Rad City ST3. Has anyone installed a narrower in width handle bar? I?d like to make the bike more compact so I can take it camping carried inside my travel trailer. Looking for ideas. Have been thinking about selling it and buying a folding bike. Thanks.

Eric7, did RAD mention the size and thread pitch of that little screw? Would be nice to know for reference.

THAT is a great looking, might I say "bad a$$", bike! 

Nice idea! Could you show a picture what is causing the rear wheel to be raised? I'm suspecting a piece of wood under the center, but can't see it touching the bike. Thanks!

I'm in for one too.

Quote from: DickB on September 01, 2021, 11:39:45 AM
Parts cost to me is $25.18 plus shipping.  I'd build 5 and sell for $40 each plus shipping ($8 for Priority mail in the US).

Count me in for 1. Message me how you want paid and when to pay. Thank you!

Quote from: DickB on August 11, 2021, 04:50:06 AM
The parts are relatively inexpensive, but I got parts from multiple sources, so shipping costs can add up. I'd consider making a small batch if there is sufficient interest.

What's your idea of a small batch? Including one for me, I think you're up to 3.

Any other takers out there for one of these diode device units? Please speak up!

Maybe it needs its own thread?

DickB, in a prior post you mentioned having to upgrade the diodes due to heat issues. Was that for your smart switch or diode device, or both? Are you recommending 4 diodes instead of 2 in the diode device for closer to 80% charge?

Quote from: DickB on August 11, 2021, 04:29:15 AM
You could estimate charge time to 80% knowing the starting voltage, but why bother?

Anyone with electronics fabrication tech skills care to sell me a diode device?

Thank you, DickB! I will try this on my next charge. I always remove the battery and charge it on my workbench in my basement.

If you knew your battery's starting voltage, could you calculate how long it would take to reach 80%? You could set a timer on your phone to go test it then.

I would be interested in buying your smart switch if you start selling them.

Can you monitor voltage if all you've got is a multimeter? If yes, how would I do that?

How about one of these for $500?

https://www.harborfreight.com/1195-lb-capacity-48-in-x-96-in-heavy-duty-folding-trailer-62648.html?_br_psugg_q=trailer

You could buy a little utility trailer and haul them in it. Maybe a 4x7 size?

Orange is good for those of us that want to be more visible in traffic!

The setup video was great and answered my question.