Wojtek,

What are the two or three things that you would have wished you knew when you first got the bike? For example - on the kickstand/springs issue would you have just bought the aftermarket kickstand-holder-in-place? Or would you have had a bike shop set it up out of the box?

Would you consider going bicycle camping with the RadWagon 4 presuming there's an electrical outlet available (campground) if you need to recharge?

What *wouldn't* you consider doing with the bike?

Thanks,

Rob R

I am considering the purchase of a RadWagon 4. I could waste countless hours grinding through the Internet and watching YouTube videos all to learn much less than I would by simply talking to someone who already has lived through the purchase I am considering. In line with the old Packard advertising slogan, "Ask the Man Who Owns One", I am offering to buy you one (or several) beers, listen attentively to your every word on the subject of the RadWagon 4, and take copious notes.

You need not be a Man, or a Woman, or even a Human (presuming that you are of legal drinking age for ETs). If you are a Child then I'm afraid beers are out but if you can come up with an age-appropriate substitute (and bring along a parent or guardian) then I'd be interested in whatever you have to say on this topic.

So far I know very little except for the video introduction which sounded like the world's longest legal disclaimer and that the kickstand springs aren't all that they can be.

I live in New York City so it would probably be easiest if you lived or worked here too.

Thanks