I noticed on my ride today that the bike still wants to surge ahead sometimes even when the PAS is set to 0 and no throttle is being applied. I turned off the twist throttle and that appears to be the problem. With the throttle turned off I was able to back up the bike and it didnt try to surge ahead.

My 2018 Radrover wants to move on its own when I attempt to back it up. This just started recently. The bike currently has 3850 miles on it. Everything seems to be ok while riding. My workaround is to not power it up until I am ready to go. Anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this strange behavior?

My patch is still holding but I have a spare tube now just in case it blows out.

Just had my first flat on my 2018 Radrover at 664 miles. Picked up a nail on the rear tire. I was able to patch the tube without having to remove the wheel. Just took it out for a short test ride and the patch seems to be good but I will be staying close to home for awhile! Ordered a new 26 X 4 tube from RPB.

For my 2018 Radrover. New seat and front rack.

Installed a new front rack on my Rover today. The first one received from RPB was defective but they promptly shipped out a replacement. They provide an extension cable for the headlight and 4 screws to mount the rack to the headset. However, there was no screw included to attach the headlight to the rack.

Going to Bartow, Fl for a trail ride.

I got the Guide Gear Fat tire bike carrier for my rovers. ( Item # 700950 ) Looks to be the same carrier as shown in this thread and also cost about $160. Tried to load it by myself and hurt my back! Since then with my Wife's help we have used it several times to explore various trails in Florida.

Is that the front basket that you currently have for sale?

Is this the one that bolts up to the headset and do you know if it is compatible with the Radrover?

I got a Bikeroo saddle seat for my Wife's radrover. Still have the original seat on mine for now. I do like the Cloud 9 seats as well.

I live in the Florida " hill " country.  I have already worn out the rear brakes on my Radrover with only 600 miles on it. My daily ride starts with a steep decline where I have to ride the brakes most of the way down.
I will say that the power assist is fantastic for coming back up this hill!!!