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#92
Group Rides / Re: I am a RADdict.
Last post by radmac - November 07, 2025, 06:12:28 AM
Haha love this, Dave — welcome to the club! Once the RADdiction hits there's no going back 😄. I'm out in Colorado, but I totally get that feeling — every time I tell myself "just a quick spin," it somehow turns into a full-blown adventure.

The RADRover 6 Plus and Mini Step-Thru are an awesome combo for couples. I've been riding and running guided e-bike tours for a while now, and it still amazes me how these bikes change how people explore their cities. Tucson's Loop sounds like the perfect route — smooth, scenic, and fast enough to let that motor stretch its legs.

If you and your wife ever make it up this way, check out some of our storytelling e-bike adventures:
👉 https://radventurers.site

Or peek at our Denver ride guide for route ideas you might be able to adapt locally:
👉 https://radventurers.site/e-bike-tours-colorado-denver-guide/

Keep spreading that RAD energy — the more of us out there, the better the rides get! 🚴�♂️⚡
#93
Group Rides / Re: A different kind of group ...
Last post by radmac - November 07, 2025, 06:11:04 AM
Haha that sounds like an absolute blast! I love how you just rolled up with the RadMini and held your own against all those gas mopeds. Honestly, moments like that are what make mixed rides so fun — everyone gets to see how far e-bikes have come in terms of performance and reliability.

I've taken my fleet of Rad Power Bikes on a few group rides around the Denver area, and it's always a conversation starter. The torque curve and battery management on these bikes surprise a lot of traditional riders once they see what they can do in real-world conditions. That 35 mph cruise you mentioned is impressive — especially with solid watt efficiency.

If anyone here wants to try longer-range setups or see what Rad models can do on Colorado trails, we run storytelling-style e-bike tours and demos. You can check them out here:
👉 https://radventurers.site

We just put together a short Denver guide that might give you some ideas for fun, mixed-terrain routes:
👉 https://radventurers.site/e-bike-tours-colorado-denver-guide/

Keep pushing those limits — love seeing more Rad riders representing in group rides like that! 🙌
#94
Pride & Joy / Our Rad Fleet Out Exploring Co...
Last post by radmac - November 07, 2025, 06:01:04 AM
Hey RadOwners — thought I'd share a couple shots of our Rad fleet in action from last weekend's group ride. We run guided storytelling e-bike tours around Denver / Highlands Ranch and those routes were absolutely stacked: soft singletrack for beginners, scenic canyon views, and easy gravel connectors for families.

Quick setup notes in case anyone's curious: we run Rad Power Bike models with 750W hub motors, 52V batteries, and run 2.4" tires for better puncture resistance on mixed surfaces. We also carry a small parts kit and a pump in the pannier; swap time is usually under 12 minutes. If you want gear specifics or a quick how-to on the fleet setup I'll post a parts list and service tips.

If anyone wants to try a demo or swap route ideas, hit me up — happy to share trails and tips. More info / booking here:
https://radventurers.site

or our tour page:
https://radventurers.site/e-bike-tours-colorado-denver-guide/

— Mac / Radventurers CO LLC
#95
RadMini / Re: My 35A controller-upgrade ...
Last post by DBailey2000 - October 30, 2025, 05:06:53 AM
My original RAD MINI ST2 Controller failed at 6995 miles.  Electro Bike World recommended that I upgrade to their "35a Controller & KT-LCD8H Rad Combo".  I ordered and received the upgrade.  The upgrade solved my controller problem.  I have plenty of hills where I live at and noticed the torque improvement on the hills.  The only concern I have now is when I'm at max speed #5 I go up hills fast, but the wattage may peak as high as 1300 Watts.  Can the 750-Watt motor burn up?  Does anybody know if there are current limiting safeguards in place?   I was considering changing C5 from "10" to a lower number.
#96
Rad Modifications / Debit card saved as NFC key
Last post by jspears - October 26, 2025, 04:52:36 PM
Greetings;

I stored my NFC debit card in one of the NFC key slots on my Radster Road (Blue). Works great!

This is more of a hack than an modification though.

Happy biking!
#97
Radster Road / Debit card saved as NFC key
Last post by jspears - October 26, 2025, 03:25:55 PM
I was curious so gave it a shot. Stored my NFC debit card in the security section. Works like a champ!
#98
RadRover / Re: Should i repair or replace...
Last post by Rockwallrick - October 25, 2025, 11:18:37 AM
I also live in a hilly part of Florida and currently have just under 5000 miles on my 2018 Radrover. I am still able to get up to 50 miles of range on a full charge but mainly use the power for going up hills and stiff headwinds. I haven't done any upgrades just basic maintenance and installed new tires at about 2500 miles.
#99
RadRover / Re: Throttle, PAS suddenly sto...
Last post by Rockwallrick - October 25, 2025, 10:14:42 AM
I recently had this problem with my 2018 Radrover currently with 4950 miles on it. In my case I was cruising along when suddenly the bike took off at full speed and I had NO control over it. I had to turn it off and ride home without power. Then I discovered that one of the cables on the right side had become disconnected. The problem cleared after I plugged it back in.
#100
General Chat / The Roaming Radrunner Vlog 31...
Last post by Peran - October 23, 2025, 01:17:00 PM
Hi Folks
Please see link to latest Vlog - Hope you enjoy

https://youtu.be/plrN_QemGLE?si=Sy6tIjintwX8ynjq
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