Mokwheel Basalt ST Review Took An Unexpected Turn
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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The Mokwheel Basalt ST is a torque sensor fat tire ebike with an optional power station inverter that allows you to power AC devices from your ebike battery, as well as charge your battery with solar panels. The ebike power station and solar panels cost extra money, but the battery comes with the inverter port regardless. I hope you enjoy this ebike review as we encounter a bike thief and see the outcome of the interaction.
This could be a good ebike for camping or going on long adventures since the inverter power station allows you to power 120v home appliances with the ebike battery.
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I'd like to point out the issue I had at 19:32 was my own fault. There is an additional bolt UNDER the stem that needs to be tightened down, I thought only the two on the sides need to be tightened. The one underneath is kinda hidden and one might not think to look there for it, so once this is tightened it is locked in place solid. Also, if you missed it, we encountered a bike thief at 16:13
What's very interesting it looks like you don't have legs on camera while you're riding a bike
I encountered the same problem when I first unpackaged the bike. Always be sure to check for that bolt underneath to tighten up the handlebars completely. it’s not obvious to see.
One of your best reviews. Thank you for showing controller programming highlights. Battery indicator that is either accurate or programmable is a must. Some great features on the bike. 90+nm motor at somehow just 500w is awesome. Grips, fork, cool inverter. Cadence sensor with 9 pas levels is actually the best for most riding (technical riding that needs instant response exception), because you just set a target speed, and the more you pedal, the less work motor/battery does. The purpose of pedaling is exercise+range. Not ergonomic speed control, and then having your issues/points of complaint over how ergonomic it actually is. Throttle is ergonomic speed control.
Torque is by far the most important ebike feature. It can never be too twitchy/torquy. You just need the right PAS setting for the circumstances. You can't take off ahead of traffic from a light too fast. You always want to be able to start from middle of steep hill, and be able to explore somewhere that surprises you with hill steepness.
I'm not sure what's happening with their battery UI. A marketing bias is typical of showing full bars as long as possible. Did you have 8/10 bars after your ride? Did you keep riding it afterwards and notice "accurate bars"?
I definitely agree on the importance of torque! I do have my torque ramp softened though because the bike has flipped over more than once. The torque comes up quick enough to leave most cars behind, but no longer picks up the front wheel when I start off.
About a month ago I asked you to review the Basault and now you have. Always great and entertaining videos. Would you consider reviewing their Scoria? Keep pushing out these videos. They're Great!!
The best e bike reviewer on the tube. Thank you Matt, always entertaining.
IMHO it’s not worth the price even on sale. I have to admit though, in that color, it is good looking.
I like how he keeps running the stop signs 🤣. Really looking at purchasing a set. Thanks for the review and test drive
Love the extra entertainment and drama of stolen bikes at 16:30+. Nice of you to help the girls with how to lock their bikes. I grew up in Venice/Marina del Rey and got a few bikes stolen growing up. Now I use a huge Kryptonite Chain that weighs a ton, but not too bad to carry around with an E-Bike.
I got this bike in orange cuz of this review!!! It’s amazing and i hit 33mph on it!!! It even has a walking assist feature!!! Awesome review keep going
Awesome review i just bought a asphalt can't wait to ride it.
Love the color and specs! What a fun one :) thanks
Matt Thank you for all of your comprehensive reviews of all these ebikes. There's so many options out there and few dealers so dropping a couple grand through the web and having something shipped is a little risky. I received a Basalt ST last week and it's DOA. Assembly was EZ. After charging the battery overnight I installed it, held to ON button, and for a fleeting second the HELLO lit up on the LCD and then it disappeared. I noticed at 3:20 on your vid you said you had to hold the ON button down for a minute before it came on. I've checked all the connector pins and the battery shows a GREEN lit full charge. I've called Mokwheel, left messages, been cut off on hold, and sent an email to no avail. Buyer beware of Mokwheel
Awesome review THTV spendy bike, kinda reminds me of the Hemiway Zebra. Thanks for the video. 👍👍👍
Just bought two of them on sale with accessories...My wife and I are both in our sixties so I hope they will be a good commuter and off road choice.
I just purchased this bike today!! I bought 2. Basalt ST Large in Orange and a regular in black and white. I got so many upgrades and bought a Küat/ NV 2.0 e-bike rack for fat tire bikes! I received the power inverter, and 5 free extras for $1,799.00 at a bike shop in Anaheim, Ca. Can't wait to go riding in Carlsbad/ Oceanside, Ca next weekend 🙌
It was either a Rad Rover 6 Plus or the Mokwheel Basalt ST.
After seeing your videos I knew which one was for me! Thanks for making great honest reviews 👍
It looks like the only difference between is the seat post is 3" higher or longer on the large frame. I am 6 feet tall....do you feel the regular frame like your blk and Wht one is an adequate size? Thanks
Crank set is 48 teeth according to website. Yup that multi adjustable socket is great time saver. Thank you for sharing. Ride On!
I like the color, seems like a decent value. 30 mph is pretty great
That’s about the realistic maximum a 48v system can do with a 200 lb rider
I am all happy owner of the Mokwheel Tor 2023... it is a tank and super fun to run around the lake with or light off-roading and I have a suspension post for my seat that came with all sorts of added accessories for free as I got it over Mother's Day and it's a great company that had sent it for free shipping and no tax which I don't know if that is always the case but that was awesome for mine and I have to say that 'e-bikes are gateway drug to motorcycles' in a good way and as long as you gear up properly they're super fun and can be a bit safer than riding a motorcycle!!! Now I went and bought a 2004 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 cc that is around 500 lb... I was going to get a CFMOTO 450cc but my buddy said I would outgrow that too fast so I figure go-big-or-go-home but as long as you're out riding good for you and it's way better than sitting on the couch watching TV
Great review. I purchased the Basalt this past weekend based on a bunch of technical research and how I plan to use an e bike, Your review was excellent an confirmed that I am going to love the bike when it arrives. They are running some great deals right now. $1999 for the Basalt and $700 in free accessories (includes the inverter). I’ll update once I have mine up and running. I am 6 feet tall and 210 lbs so it was great to see the bike handle so well for you.
as an update, about a week after receiving the bike, the controller died, but they shipped another one out to me with no charge. Since then, I’ve had no problem at all and I love the bike. At 6 feet tall it is a big bike, especially when you have to step over the middle bar.
If you’re considering this bike, you may want to look at the step through version where the middle bar is much lower.
I have found the battery life is very good, and will certainly very depending on the PAS level and the hills you encounter while riding. on flat terrain I have found that level one or level two of the pedal assist is certainly sufficient to keep moving along at a consistent 12 to 15 miles an hour. i’ve only had to use PAS five for very steep incline hills. it would be nice if the battery indicator showed it percentage instead of ours on the digital display but when you get down to a low battery situation, the last two remain red showing that you’re low on power but even then I was able to get several more miles before it was completely gone. some of that why there is a bar on the left and a bar on the right from what I can tell they monitor the two different battery cells within the battery pack. it’s kind of pointless because the motor is drawing off of both battery cells at the same time so they are always depleting at the same rate.
Can the throttle be moved to the right side?
Black Friday Price is $1600 now with free accessories.
@@ashberger2717I think that the accessories are $100 extra.
@@miketetreault1384Thank you for the update. Is there a drag from the motor when you are pedaling without assist? How hard is it to pedal after the battery dies? Also, can you pedal at lower speeds on the lowest assist level, or does it tend to go past 10mph without pedaling on the lowest assist?
Great review, and seems like a decent bike. You are not the only one to miss that hidden bolt, and I know people who have fallen because of the adjustable stem moving. Glad that didn't happen to you! Non-linear torque sensors are annoying, and that was one of my dislikes about the Electra Ponto Go: You use little pressure and there's not enough power, you pedal harder and it's too much power. I like big batteries, though with the way that one mounts (latch supporting the battery weight), I'd be concerned about small jumps. I like that little embellishment of the holes drilled around the stem too.
On the stem problem, there is a screw on the under side facing up that you didn't see and tightened. Not the one that goes thru horizonal. Many people miss this screw and think the horizonal screw is the only one.
There are 10 green bars on either side of the main screen that gives the battery status. I understand what you are saying about a better battery indicator. I have this exact bike and agree with the torque sensor issue.I also have a Gazelle Ultimate C 8 with a Bosch mid drive motor which absolutely delivers a smooth seamless natural pedal feel.I love my Mokwheel Basalt step thru especially on packed beach sand.Enjoy your reviews alot. Keep up the great work you do. Lee in Socal
Low long does yours normally last in terms of miles and/or hours that you ride it? It says online that it’s 65 miles on a full battery
@@miquelmontgomery2542 65 miles would probably be at level 1 or 2 on flat ground with you pedaling. I use about 4 bars at level 4 or five going up and down hills for about 65 minutes of biking. The bike is very stable and smooth and powerful.I did upgrade to Tektro 4 piston
Brakes for better stopping going down hill
I bought this bike because of your review. The difference between this to the aventure, nomad and alpha is the throttle, mine will go up to 30mph with a headwind, aventure and alpha you need to pedal to get to 28mph and nomad can only do 25mph and the only cadence sensor. Yes the torque sensor is twitchy on pas 1-3 , you might get some exercise if your always on low speeed. But on high speeds this is the bike to beat. IMO long range biking and light trails and gravel roads is the best place for this bike. Matt you are the best e-bike reviewer. I’m considering buying a wired freedom because of your reviews.
Did you buy the Wired Freedom? If so, how do you like it?
Do not buy a mokwheel bike! I purchased a Basalt ST on 2/4 and have had nothing but problems since day 1. Customer service is horrible. it could take a week to get them to call back, hardly ever answer the phone. while polite when they respond bike is still broken as of 4/3 and now they are sending a torque sensor and wiring harness that I have to replace. (I don't have the tools for the bottom bracket removal). they told me to bring to my LBS and wait to get reimbursed! once they have your money, you are stuck. spend your money elsewhere!
I like the looks and the ability to climb better than the last one. Yet as you said, without the ability to gauge battery output, and stores, it can leave you up in the air, or on the side of the road. When you know remaining battery, you can plan in advance.
It’s something you’d just have to get a feel for after a few rides, too bad it doesn’t show battery voltage, that’s the best (but most technical) readout in my opinion
@@TailHappyTV I know with time, I would learn it's limits. But I would hate to misjudge, or have a family member use it and not tell me...
You know it would be the ebike they would borrow, not like the 10 other bikes, one unicycle and 3 mini motorcycles would do just as well... 😕
@@TailHappyTV I saw a kit that someone used on a project, the company does have them w/full setup. But it seemed like a good value... but I could be wrong. If I looked up my notes, would you consider maybe taking a look at it? Maybe a show? I'm not sure if they fall in to class 2.
I have a Mockwheel Tor Plus (Originals) and its a very well built bike, it has same motor but 16 amp batterry but I think it has a cadence sensor and it works better that the torque sensor.
No cadence sensor is better than a torque sensor.
I just got this bike. Its been great so far
sweeeet
Mine gets delivered tomorrow!
Sweeet ⚡️🤙
Im 6'6" 34 inseam and wondering about the Mesa Plus ST as the battery is on top. [back side of frame]
this looks like an "ok" bike, but my concern are their battery placement?
just curious as I have not yet purchased an ebike -
I like the velotric nomad, but seeing others is confusing my choice.
How comfortable is this for you. I heard you say you're 6'5" im 6'6" and have been really considering this bike or the Aventon Ramblas... all the accessories i can get with the basalt is really pushing me towards this bike. Great video by the way.
Just got this bike for my wife and so far not a fan of the torque sensor. It feels more like a cadence sensor. You barely start pedaling and it just takes off hard. Zero linear feel to it. My Luna Cycle Z-1 was the same way but I was able to re-program it to have an excellent natural feel to it. Doesn't look like the Bafang rear hub motors are tunable. Might be reaching out to Mokwheel to see what gives. Other than that, it's a solid bike.
Go into the settings and turn down the intensity setting.
Can you review the pace500.3 I feel like your reviews are the best out there and I want to know your opinion on it before buying it thank you 🙏
Hey Matt, love your videos. Right this bike and the HovAlpha are running for the same price. Would you recommend one over the other?
In a law abiding state, bike thieves get jail time. Well, anymore you can't trust anything you are not actively guarding.
I don't know how they let this dude just run around Venice doing this probably every day, and my big question is, where do all these stolen bikes even go
@@TailHappyTVPerhaps stolen bikes get sold on eBay or any online marketplace, are just being used by thieves currently, or are put in a giveaway contest. I know that someone in another video said his bike got stolen and was being offered for sale on a marketplace, probably for cheap. Thieves sometimes like money and cheddar, I guess, so they choose to sell stolen bikes, probably for cheap even. There are always dangerous risks to stealing bikes, but I must argue that your chance of gaining a bike by stealing is way higher than your chance of gaining a bike by winning it in a giveaway contest.
Great video sir
I'd love to try a long distance trip with the solar stuff and camping. Albuquerque to Ensenada for the Baja 1000.
Wow in front people trying to steal a bike. Brazen and proof the laws in Cali favor criminals. Former Californian here, be safe and watch your shit.
Tighten every nit and bolt on that thing when you get it. Even if it was "put together" before delivery. Had the same thing happen to me
I really like this bike! Thanks for the review. I am thinking about buying a second electric bike and I want something that's easy to operate for my girlfriend, yet powerful enough so I can enjoy riding it too and not feel like I'm on my 500W Vivi fat tire bike. Despite the $2000 price tag, I would have ordered it immediately after seeing this video had it not been for your review on the jerky torque sensor (also not sure if she likes green or orange that much). Any updates on that torque sensor? If this wouldn't be the ideal natural-feeling, yet powerful, step-thru e-bike for $2k, do you have any recommendations ?
So I just bought my wife this bike and she's not liking it because it is extremely jerky like and on/off switch when pedaling and even on PAS 1 it just wants to rocket away. Acts like a cadence sensor and not a good torque sensor. Maybe mine is faulty but just left their customer support a message about it.
I got a clicking sound per pdeal revolution after only 15 miles into it's very first ride. After really tightening down on the pedals on the cranks and a few other areas at a bike shop, the click went away. A day later, and 6 miles into a ride, it completely lost pedal asist power, the speeed showed 0.0 mph even though I was moving manually pedalling the 87 lbs. beast. Using the throttle produced no forward movement, only a weird rumble noise in the rear-mounted motor. After a phone conversation with Tech Support, doing tests, and taking pics and a video to send, it was decided that the controller was shot. After reeiving the new one, I decided to have the same bike shop install the new controller. The screen now shows a 'Hall Error". I'm not sure what that is.
Update: The new controller was installed, but the 'Hall Error' still showed up on the display and no motor movement. Mokwheel's Tech Support said the 'Hall Error' pointed to a bad motor. They said that they've never seen where both the controller and motor go bad. They're now sending a new motor, and after watching the video on how to replace it, I think the installation would be easier and quicker if a complete new rear wheel/tire/motor( as one complete set) were sent instead of just the motor. To just replace just the motor requires taking the entire rear wheel off anyway. Mokwheel's Tech Support has been great thus far, but I wonder if I got the one Basalt ST "lemon". A suggestion to Mokwheel: turn this bike into a mid-drive. No rear wheel/tire/motor to remove to fix the issue I'm encountering.
Hall-effect sensors are often used to measure wheel speed. This would explain the zero reading.
have you done a urtopia chord video yet? i think thats a good contender for the velotric thunder 1
I would love to see you review the Urtopia Carbon 1S. Do you have anything in the works?
Nice bike!!
pretty nice one
great vid thanks. thumbs up ....peace iout
On weekends I deliver a food on cycle. So tell me is this cycle good for delivery, like when I work I ride a 40 to 50 km cycle, does this cycle have padle free option ?
Can you review the company “Favorite”, the Favorite Hybrid Pro ST ebike? It looks like a interesting e-bike. Would like your opinion.
19:40 I have heard of these adjustable stems slipping, but not sure how much of it is preventable. Did you tighten it out of the box and how tight did you make it?
I feel like I tightened it as much as I could being aware of the hazard
@@TailHappyTV bad news then :(
@@pascalj4331 see my updated pinned comment at the top, it was my fault
I forgot to tighten the small bolt under the adjustable neck... Not the big one on the side.. Same thing happened to me with the bars.. Yeah, the small hidden one underneath.
oh my, there is a hidden bolt underneath too?
Please is it possible to tell me which is the best voletric nomad 1 or RD rover 6 plus .Thank you so much . Ebike with no mistakes
Would love to see something other than fat tyres which seems to be shiwn on all different bike channels
the slightly lower battery thing might be so it can get under some legal restrictions, and it being mentioned might be so that customers know if thats the case too if its important.
Excellent review. Is this a true 750 watt motor with a maximum output of over 1100 watts or is it a 500 watt motor that produces a maximum of 750 watts?
For example, RadPower's 750 watt motors are the 500 watt motors with 750 max output.
03:01 How did you get the headlight to tighten? I had same issue and the headlight splash guard bolt bottomed out when screwing into the fork and in turn they were both loose. Thinking I may need a couple washers to fill the gap. I just used the included tools.
yep, used a couple washers, maybe like 3? was lucky to have a few lying around!
Hi I'm glad you Painted the well behind you Bro🤣👋😐👉🌭for you .try not to let your bikes fall thank you.
Your crazy using those power tools.
Great review.. Big question. My wife loves her morning bike ride workouts. She does an easy flat ride. She wants a new bike, she is about 120 pounds 5'4. Would she be able to just pedal with no assist or will she need an assist . would an assist prevent nice easy workout.
You need assist for a fat tire bike. You do not want to pedal with no help for more than a min or two.
Yes, you can still get a workout with low pedal assist. Just make sure you get a bike with a torque sensor if you want a good workout.
Can you upgrade the display with one that has more info? Would this be a good bike for mtn/ hills of Alabama? Thanks for the review.😎🚲🔥
No, you want a mid drive with full suspension if you're actually using it for mountain biking.
Would a 5'6" rider be comfortable on thia bike? Some reviews ive seen are saying 5'8"+ its better suited for. Thanks for your review and help.
you might want to consider a step thru e-bike with 20 inch wheels instead of 26 inch wheels. it will make the bike easier to get on and off and also more nimble for easier handling for a smaller individual. hope this helps!
Could you, or have you done, a review of the Philodo H8? I'm REALLY curious about that e-bike as my first one.
I have not, I can look into it as a possible review
@@TailHappyTV Thank you! Love your reviews.
All cadence sensors are not created equal. The one on the Troxus Explorer is spectacular. What happens with a torque sensor when you're going so fast that there is no longer any pedal resistance? Nothing. Always carry hex wrenches. A fast heavy ebike really is better with dual suspension.
Can you review the MokWheel Scoria?
This looks like a troxus explorer.. I guess a lot use the same frames maybe? And good to see the hatchet is back lol
Haha yes the hatchet returns, and yes it seems most companies source parts from a simile bin
Similar
it would be nice if the screen had more accurate and specific data for the charge.
As of 3\9\24 the price is $1699, free rack and fenders. Pretty good deal. They also have a softtail for $2299.
I'm assuming this is the company that WAS MacWheel... if so, why give them any air time? They went under right after I bought mine and didn't offer any warranty on my now broken e-bike.
What are your thoughts on using a 4.0 a or 5.0 a charger for the batteries on this bike? It comes with a 3.0 just wanted to charge up faster if that’s even possible?
Thanks
I don’t remember what I said on the battery, maybe it shows in the video I try to show all those details.
Usually the cells are rated for a maximum charge rate, so I’m not sure I officially recommend that you use a four or five amp charger, if it were me, I’d probably give it a try. I’ve seen some bikes come with four amp chargers, but none of these cheaper ones have ever came with a five amp charger yet. You’ll be stressing the cells, a bit, charging them that fast, and it may reduce the overall lifespan of the battery, but probably the biggest risk is potentially causing a fire charging it too fast.
Thanks for the info….I love your two channels!
Each bar is 10%, and there are 10 bars. I have that bike. I also did not see volts or watts. I used voltmeter.
4:13 why is there a Battery A indicator and a Battery B indicator? are there 2 batteries?
Nope, I was wondering the same thing
I have this bike,, an the battery lasts quite awhile especially if your only commuting to work an home,, slap it on gear 7 an hit the throttle at the same time an you’ll be flying 😎,
Thanks so much for your reviews. I will be purchasing my first ebike soon. All i do is research! I had it narrowed down to 3. Aventon aventure 2, mockwheel basalt st, or the himiway cobra. Im 57 years, 5' 3, 245 lb and real bad knees. What is your recommendation? And i def will use your link when purchasing btw...thanks again
Thanks 🙏, mokwheel basalt for sure, definitely not himiway
Thanks for the quick response. Ok.. I'm excited to get out there. It's nice to see you out there having fun on these reviews.
Ok.. so I just got the Basalt.. put it together and my husband fell in love with it. So it looks like I'm be purchasing another bike. 😊 when put together it is very intimidating. It is huge. It might be too much bike for me. Have you tested the Scoria? Was looking at that next.
@@TailHappyTVwhy do you say mokwheel over aventon? You didn't like the torque sensor on the mokwheel and the mokwheel display lacks good battery readout and power read out? I kinda want to get an obsidian after seeing your most recent vid
Just bought 2 basalt st 's so excited. Originally was going with adventure 2 but had poor customer service trying to purchase on cyber Monday so they lost out and extremely glad bought mokwheels
bro U be Whylin out in this one 💀
Great video, thanks, I looking for an E bike,, Question,, can I take out a life insurance policy on you,,, your a little wild out there ha ha ha
😂
Hi! Would you know if this bike is UL certified? I'm interested in buying and that's a deciding factor. Either that or the Velotric Nomad 1
I don’t see a UL listing anywhere on mokwheel website so I’d assume it’s not.
If you do grab the Nomad I’d appreciate if you use my link and discount code to help support my reviews! 🙏 ⚡️🤙
velotricbike.info/3B2gXBQ - Get $60 extra off with MATT60 coupon
@@TailHappyTV I emailed the company and they said that their parts are UL certified, so that's great! Definitely buying it.
(P.s. It's super cool that you responded, I promise if I were to have bought the Velotric I would have used your code lol)
@@blackkittengameryt6397 nice! You can use the link below this video and that will support my channel too if you click it and then buy. Happy riding!
@@TailHappyTV The Mokwheel Basalt or the Velotric Nomad?
Do you know what size frame this one is ? Only difference between the nomal and large is the seat post is 3" higher on the large frame. Did you say you are 6'-6" ? Looks like you have a normal frame. I am 6 feet tall and wondering if normal frame will be OK Great review thank you !
This one is the largest size that they sell, at your height probably either size would work, but I think you would be fine with the largest size
Thank you so much for the reply much appreciated ! Love your videos !
This company does not answer their customer service phone line.
Think you can do a Ariel rider grizzly?
Basalt ST or wired freedom??
Man..there's always something(s) that can"t be controlled..Please do your speed tests somewhere else!!
+20mph on a bike presents many more opportunities for the biker to lose control..it's not the same thing as driving a car at 20mph.
Great footage btw...in spite of all my griping. Bike thug drama excellant
Which did you like better Aventon Aventure or Mokwheel Basalt ST? They seem to be very similar by specs.
Mokwheel
Why did you like it better ? Im stuck in deciding which of the two to buy@@TailHappyTV
@@TailHappyTVcould you say why you like aventon? I have nomad, and was going to buy my gf a an aventon. But after reading this comment I'm back to thinking mokwheel. So many choices it's hard to choose. I might also get obsidian idk man help a brother out lol
@@cynic256what did you get? How is it?
which one has a better torque sensor this one or the Aventon?
Have not tried aventure 2.0 yet but coming soon
Stay away. They shipped me a damaged bike and I have been trying to get ahold of them for weeks. They don't answer the phone or email. The automated system automatically hangs up after 20 minutes on hold.
Why does the setting allow you to adjust to above 50mph but it only goes 30....
Hopes and dreams
I do not think that you should be using power tools for assembling.
I know that when I bought my e bike home the kick stand was all loose and when I tried tightening it the thread were all stripped out.
I had to go purchase longer bolts to go thru the assembly and put nut, that fixed the problem.
I am sure that is how they destroyed the threads in the kick stand.
I agree, it’s a dangerous game. What can I say, I’m living on the edge 😜
@@TailHappyTVlol
17:17 An urban Sasquatch sighting! This sometimes happens more often than people realize. It might be possible to lure it in with a pack of Slim Jims for a capture.
😂 😂
Does it have a USB outlet for phone charging?
Nope.
Shame no battery % and output voltage info for a bike that says it has an 80 mile range. Be nice to set speed by PAS levels.
Those handle covers are on TEMU.
do you like them?
@@TailHappyTV I didn’t get them. Was waiting for your opinion on these. After saying they might have kept you from going over the handle bars… On another note. I used to work ER. I hope to never see your content from there. We need nice guys to stay well. Helmet please?
Does this have pedal assistance?
Yes
Please follow the road laws and wear a helmet. Especially given your crazy riding and weaving through busy traffic.
61 mph! Wtf
😂 obviously the battery and controller can’t actually achieve those numbers, but gps did show over 30 mph a few times
Not really impressed, seems like they don't quite have the torque sensor dialed in. I'd take the Velotric Nomad over this one.
can't go wrong with a Nomad ⚡️🤙
Like like like like it's like like
Hey Matt, love all your videos - this one included, but I have a question: why are the large majority of your e-bike reviews for FAT tire bikes? I watch your videos because they are well done, but I have no interest in a Fat tire bike for all the reasons that you listed in your video titled, “The Truth about FAT Tire Ebikes” (Jan 27, 2023). I wish you did more e-bike reviews for “normal” tire width bikes.
This is the most impressive bike i have seen. 61mph is just out of this world! I might have to drop $2k just so i can experience that speed!
😆 you might be looking for something like… This 70 MPH ebike is DANGEROUS
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lol this thing is not gonna do 61mph. it's a 750w so realistically around 28mph is where it'll top out at.
@TailHappyTV thanks man! 😮
That motor really kicks in a pa3. So powerful it dropped the kickstand 😂
wait til you see PAS4 😉🚴♂️💨
Himiway or Mokwheel 🤔❔❓
mokwheel
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Do not but Mokwheel products. Purchased two bikes, motor on one bike is rattling, shipment of accessories did not occur and no responses from repeated phone calls, emails.
Don’t believe the comment above this same person leaves negative comments on many ebikes.
@@danjacobsen7645 sorry to rain on your parade but I agree with him. Their support is an absolute nightmare. I would strongly advise anyone to avoid this company.
You keep riding like this and you’re going to be another statistic.
Don't like the color of it
Thanks for the feedback dude! Def has a mellow earthy vibe, I think it comes in a few colors
can't believe you let girls take up for you sissy 😅😅
Not impressed with this bike at all.