Electric Bike Reviews

"This is an area where I think Mokwheel has set the Basalt up for some success – it’s an e-bike that I think of as an off-roader first, whereas others I think of as for paved trails that I could do light offroading with."

"The inverter is obviously the major draw here that separates the Mokwheel Scoria from other e-bikes. But even by itself, this e-bike is pretty nice in its own right."

"The best part about Mokwheel is their soft seating with extra cushioning which helps the bum stay on the seat during a long ride which is the case most of the time with its range of 45Miles. The bike does weigh a bit so it is more suitable for people with a larger build, anywhere from 5’3″ ~ 6’4″."

"The size and up-right position take the Mokwheel Basalt Electric Bicycle out of the mountain bike sphere. From uneven pavement to muddy gravel roads, However the bike is confidence inspiring anywhere it goes."

"Mokwheel strives to reach the hearts of consumers by offering exceptional products and services with honesty and transparency."

"The Basalt is a 7-speed Ebike, and it utilizes the Shimano Tourney rear derailleur. On the handlebars, just left of the locking ergonomic grips, is the Shimano SIS Index thumb shifter. There are pluses to using trigger shifters, but on the Basalt we feel like the SIS Index shifter made sense."

"The fat tire Mokwheel Basalt is not your average ebike; it’s a step towards a self-sustaining ride. As a part of Mokwheel’s “power station” ebikes, the Basalt allows solar charging and utilizes the bike’s battery as a portable power bank. "

"For urban commuters seeking an electric bike that is budget friendly, delivers solid performance and features, the Mokwheel Asphalt offers a compelling choice. "

"Brace yourself for the Mokwheel Asphalt, a revolution in affordable urban commuting. Imagine cruising through city streets on a bike that combines style, functionality, and comfort without putting you in the poor house."