The YLG was my third and final try and was way more comfortable than the stock Rad seat.
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I really like the Topeak rack system.
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It's time to replace the brake pads on my 2020 Rad Rover.   I can find Tectro E10.11 A30 on Amazon but the last number doesn't match and I can't find what that number means or if it's important.  Does anyone know what that number means or as long as it says E10.11  A30 they are correct?

Actually  at Mr.Tuffy.com instructions say to overlap but don't trim.  Unless there's enough to do two smaller tires with some overlap I see no reason to shorten them.  Two layers are better than 1. 

I don't believe you need to cut the Mr. Tuffy liners.  I just overlapped them.  I also slimed both tires.

I should have added that you can't replace a tube without removing the wheel. You can patch one but to replace you would need to buy an open ended tube and I don't believe they make one of those in 26X4.

Any 26X4 tube will work. I bought one on Amazon.  I think you will find it easier to fix if you remove the wheel. It's not hard and there is a video at Rad to walk you through removing and re-installing the rear wheel. I picked up a 1" brad in my rear wheel around 750 miles.  When I did the repair I added Mr. Tuffy tire liners and added slime (8oz per wheel). 

I have the same issue on my new Rad Rover.  They are sending me a new controller but I think what I really need is a new headlight.  Today I was able to figure a way to read the voltage going to the front light and it read 51.2 so I know the light is getting power.  This afternoon I thought of something different to try. I unplugged the head light,turned on the battery,and turned on the headlight. Of course the headlight didn't come on BUT the tail light did.