Mokwheel e-bikes compared
Mokwheel's lineup is mostly fat-tire bikes, including full-suspension Obsidian and mid-drive Onyx models, alongside Asphalt and Tarmac commuters and the light FLINT city bikes, which have no throttle. Nearly every model comes in a step-over and a step-through version. We track 18 current models, weighing 31–89 lb with rated ranges of 60–80 miles. Specs checked against mokwheel.com in October 2026.
Motors
2 mid-drive, 16 hub
Throttle
14 of 18 models
Class 3 (28 mph)
14 of 18 models
Lightest
FLINT PRO, 31 lb
Longest rated range
Basalt 2.0, 80 mi
Step-through frames
9 of 18 models
Where Mokwheel is strong
- Priced below the catalog: a typical model lists for $1,599.99, against $1,995 across all 147 bikes.
- Hydraulic disc brakes on every model in our catalog.
Where it falls short
- Heavier than most: a typical model weighs 77 lb with battery, against 70 lb across the catalog. That matters if it goes up stairs.
- Mostly hub motors: only a few models have a mid-drive, the stronger choice for long steep climbs.
Which Mokwheel should you buy?
The same ranking the quiz uses, run only on Mokwheel bikes for common situations.
A 7-mile commuteRated up to 60 miles, enough for your 19-mile day with a bufferRunner-up: Tor Plus ($1,199.99)
Slate
$1,499.99 · fit 88Steep hills · Spending the least90 Nm hub motor, strong for its type on climbsRunner-up: Basalt 2.0 ($1,599.99)
Tor Plus
$1,199.99 · fit 88Carrying it up stairs40 lb, among the easier bikes to carryRunner-up: FLINT PRO ST ($1,399.99)
FLINT ST
$1,299.99 · fit 86Every Mokwheel model
| Model | Price | Type | Motor | Battery | Range | Weight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tor Plus | $1,199.99 | fat tire | Hub, 90 Nm | 720 Wh | 60 mi | 81 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| FLINT | $1,299.99 | commuter | Hub, 40 Nm | 360 Wh | 70 mi | 36 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| FLINT ST | $1,299.99 | commuter | Hub, 40 Nm | 360 Wh | 70 mi | 40 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Asphalt | $1,399.99 | commuter | Hub, 70 Nm | 705.6 Wh | 60 mi | 64 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| FLINT PRO | $1,399.99 | commuter | Hub, 40 Nm | 360 Wh | 70 mi | 31 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| FLINT PRO ST | $1,399.99 | commuter | Hub, 40 Nm | 360 Wh | 70 mi | 35 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Asphalt ST | $1,499.99 | commuter | Hub, 70 Nm | 705.6 Wh | 60 mi | 63 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Slate | $1,499.99 | folding | Hub, 70 Nm | 720 Wh | 60 mi | 54 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Basalt 2.0 | $1,599.99 | fat tire | Hub, 90 Nm | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 80 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Tarmac | $1,599.99 | commuter | Hub, 75 Nm | 720 Wh | 60 mi | 58 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Tarmac ST | $1,599.99 | commuter | Hub, 75 Nm | 720 Wh | 60 mi | 57 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Basalt ST 2.0 | $1,699.99 | fat tire | Hub, 90 Nm | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 80 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Obsidian | $1,699.99 | fat tire | Hub, 105 Nm | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 77 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Scoria 2.0 | $1,699.99 | fat tire | Hub, 90 Nm | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 82 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Obsidian 2.0 | $2,099.99 | fat tire | Hub, 105 Nm | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 77 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Obsidian ST 2.0 | $2,099.99 | fat tire | Hub, 105 Nm | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 77 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Onyx | $3,299.99 | fat tire | Mid | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 89 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
| Onyx ST | $3,299.99 | fat tire | Mid | 940 Wh | 80 mi | 88 lb | See at Mokwheel → |
Cross-shopping Mokwheel
For each situation, the best Mokwheel next to the best bike from every other brand we track.
| Situation | Best Mokwheel | Best from other brands |
|---|---|---|
| A 7-mile commute | Slate fit 88, $1,499.99 | Ride1Up Portola 02 fit 94, $995 |
| Steep hills | Tor Plus fit 88, $1,199.99 | Heybike ALPHA fit 95, $1,299 |
| Carrying it up stairs | FLINT ST fit 86, $1,299.99 | Ride1Up Roadster v3 (Medium/Large) fit 89, $1,395 |
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