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Working on it. !

The original reason for getting a cargo bike was because the weekly shop was regularly 4 carrier bags. It just seemed potty to be taking a car to the shops for 4 carrier bags. So I looked around and settled on the RadWagon. Use it everywhere in town now - so handy. That's a great selection of...

Hello AndyBike!

I tend to agree - it's a budget bike and may not be up to super heavy/long duration work. I think a mid motor is a great shout - but again - it's built to a budget. If I get the time/cash I would be keen to swap the hub motor for a Bafang mid drive...

That's a good point. It's definitely a budget bike. With any sort of weight on it, it does feel a little squirrelly at the front end, as the weight is behind the rider and tends to lift the front. I made some panniers to keep the weight down low, but really the best (and most expensive) cargo...

Never say never - the joy of a trailer is that any bike can become a hauler.. my mate was saying his wife would like one so they can take the dog for a tow in the forest..!!

Yes, it takes a bit of a brain shift as you realise that even 3metre pipes can be cut into 2 and stacked vertically to get them home..

I've had bikes ever since I was 8 and living in Wiltshire. Got 2 ebikes at home, my wife's GTech and my Radwagon longtail cargo bike, plus a road bike and a mountain bike. The Radwagon is my in-town car replacement, used for everything I don't need a car for, great when I was building my kitchen...

Hi gang, hope all is well with you - was wondering if anyone would be able to offer some assistance? My wife's much used GTech city has had a problem with the battery for a while. The battery is the one with the digi display on it - V2 I believe. One of the the connectors in the base of the...