"There's a lot to like about this bike. The power is evident but ramps up nicely. With its 750W motor (peaking at 1100W) and 90 Nm of torque, it's the kind of bike that doesn't struggle to reach higher speeds. The torque sensor is an easy one; a little movement goes a long way, but you also get rewarded for a higher effort as you get more power the harder you pedal."
"The Basalt 2.0's 19.6Ah battery is on the larger side for this category, delivering impressive range for such a heavy bike. It's great for multi-day rides without needing a recharge, and we are happy to see that it comes with UL certification for added peace of mind. This bike also includes features not typically found in its price range. The removable color display, for instance, looks sharp but also acts as a theft deterrent-once removed, it disables the motor."
Mokwheel's Basalt 2.0 continues the Basalt lineage as a capable fat-tire e-bike with a 750W motor (peaking at 1100W) and 90 Nm of torque for high-speed capability. The torque sensor provides intuitive, scalable assistance that rewards stronger pedaling. A 19.6Ah battery offers substantial range for multi-day outings and carries UL certification. Notable features include a removable color display that disables the motor when removed and optional power inverter and solar-panel accessories that convert the bike into a mobile power station. The bike delivers comfortable handling and solid overall performance for varied riding conditions.
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