Radwagon 4 Upgrade: Upcycling a RadWagon 4 Deckpad (Passenger Seat) - DIY

The Deckpad was out of stock on the Rad website when I bought my Radwagon 4. But they do ship the bike with a ton of packaging. For just a couple of dollars in fence board, straps, and vinyl covering I made my own seat for the kiddos. Radwagon 4 upgrades are super easy!
Tools:
Staple Gun
Scissors
Utility Knife
Material:
RadWagon Packaging
Fence Board
Fabric/Vinyl
Double Sided Tape

[@isisdaddy1]

Now that was the best!

[@Jarris2]

Why not use the bamboo decks?

[@steelcup]

Nice work! How did you attach the new DIY seat to the rack?

[@aaronkelley3518]

I’m guessing 2 hole pipe clamps

[@thehomespundays454]

I actually used straps. I didn't want to mess anything up. So just 1'' web strapping wrapped around the whole thing. One in the front, and one in the back.

[@badandylaoc]

nice work re-using the packaging! I ended up using an old outdoor chair cushion and packing tape. no complaints after 3 years! but time to replace.

[@fox156]

Hmmm, anything for the kid to hold onto? I just did this, I used vinyl plank flooring, u really want the seat to be as thin as possible to make the bike stable and so the kids can reach the side platforms with their feet. This seems like a temporary solution at best.