I got my Rover 6+ a couple of weeks ago, and indeed there is no power lock out. A little weird, however it doesn't bother me that much since regardless of a power lock, anyone can hop on the bike and drive away in manual mode, right? Locking out power wouldn't stop someone from stealing your bike which is why I always lock it up if leaving it unattended.

Is it still possible to get in on the next batch? If so I'm in.

Hello!  I am the proud owner of a new Rad Rover 6+!  I picked it up yesterday at the Seattle store. I had to spend 45 minutes out in the rain in the parking lot putting the carrier together so I could get the bike home, but I eventually made it and then spent the rest of the evening attaching the rear rack and rear-view mirror. I finally got a break in the rain earlier this morning and took it out for my first ride. What a blast! I'm looking forward to exploring. Unfortunately it turns out the local trails are off-limits to e-bikes (I literally live less than half a mile from the Duthie Hill mountain bike park), so I'm going to have to figure out other places to ride besides my local streets and the East Lake Sammamish Trail. I would definitely welcome any suggestions on fun places to ride near Seattle's Eastside.

-Jeff