Electric Hunting Bike

An electric hunting bike is specifically designed for hunting, scouting, and rugged outdoor use. It features a high-torque motor, wide fat tires, a reinforced frame, and multi-gear carrying capacity. These bikes can support heavy gear, travel over rough terrain, and operate quietly—helping avoid startling wildlife.

These bikes are built for off-road environments and perform well on sand, mud, gravel, forest trails, and mountain paths. Fat tires (4 inches or wider) provide increased surface contact and traction, reducing the risk of getting stuck and improving overall stability.

In most areas, they are classified as Class 1 or Class 2 low-speed electric bikes, which typically do not require a license or insurance. However, if the motor exceeds 750W or the top speed goes beyond legal limits (e.g., around 28 mph / 45 km/h), they may be regulated as motor vehicles. Local laws vary, so always check regional regulations before riding.

The Mokwheel Basalt is a top choice for hunting and outdoor exploration. It features a powerful 750W motor, 4-inch fat tires, a rugged cargo rack, and solar charging capability. It handles mountainous trails, sandy terrain, and forest paths with ease—making it a favorite among outdoor hunters.

Most Mokwheel hunting models support up to 400 lbs (approx. 181 kg) of load. With a reinforced cargo rack system, they can carry toolboxes, weapon mounts, backpacks, and even trailers—perfect for transporting gear and game in the wild.

Yes. Mokwheel hunting e-bikes are equipped with all-terrain fat tires (26"x4") that provide excellent grip and off-road performance. They can easily handle muddy forest paths, rocky mountain trails, and wet grassy areas, making them ideal for most hunting environments.

Yes. Many online retailers, including Mokwheel, offer 0% interest installment plans during sales periods, during sales periods allowing you to own an e-bike without paying the full amount upfront.

To find a Mokwheel electric bike store near you, visit our list of authorized dealers. They carry a full range of models, offer test rides, and can walk you through each bike’s features and performance.