Mokwheel
Mokwheel sell electric bikes and e-trikes, many of them fat-tyre models, and market several with batteries that double as portable power stations. The company behind the brand is Accel Power Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., at an address in Longhua, Shenzhen. Where the bicycles are manufactured is not something Mokwheel state.
mokwheel.com
Last updated: 8 September 2026
Battery and charging
- Charging time
- Five to six hours
fully charged to the bike in 5-7 hours
“The Mokwheel fast charging battery charger will be fully charged to the bike in 5-7 hours.”
Source: mokwheel.com/products/charger
Disputed
“BATTERY CHARGING A single full charge will take 5 to 6 hours.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Basalt_ST.pdf
Other sources state
Battery care and safety
- Which charger may be used
- Their charger only
- Who they say makes the battery management system
- Texas Instruments, per Mokwheel
- Temperatures the inverter may be charged in
- 0°C to 45°C, and ideally 21°C to 28°C
- Charging cable the inverter requires
- Their own cable only
- Temperatures to charge the battery in
- Charge between 41 and 113 °F (5–45 °C)
- How they say to store it long-term
- Store it full, top up every two months
- How long they say a battery lasts
- Three to four years, per Mokwheel
“The charger is compatible with 110/220V 50/60 Hz standard home AC power outlets. Do not charge the battery with any other chargers that are not purchased directly from Mokwheel.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Basalt_ST.pdf?v=1743674573
“Mokwheel Power Station electric bikes have Texas Instruments Battery Management Systems (BMS) as they are an essential component for ensuring the safety and reliability of electric bike batteries.”
Source: mokwheel.com/blogs/news/electric-bikes-causing-fires-not-mokweel-electric-bikes
“After complete discharge of the particular continuation, if the product battery is at a high temperature, it is recommended to wait for the machine to drop to room temperature before charging; otherwise, charging may be prohibited. The battery can be charged at an ambient temperature of 0℃-45℃, and the ideal charging ambient temperature (21℃-28℃) can substantially extend the life of the battery.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/User_Manual_for_Inverter_af77bd43-2002-45da-aedd-9502f7fc305a.pdf
“The machine must be charged using the official designated charging cable. Using a non-official designated charging cable for all the consequences of charging will not be responsible.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/User_Manual_for_Inverter_af77bd43-2002-45da-aedd-9502f7fc305a.pdf
“Always charge your battery in temperatures between 41 and 113 Fahrenheit and ensure the battery and charger are not damaged before initiating charge.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Basalt_ST.pdf?v=1743674573
“If the battery will not be used for an extended period, charge the battery fully and recharge it every 2 months.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Basalt_ST.pdf?v=1743674573
“How long do electric bike batteries last? 3-4 years.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/troubleshooting
Frame and components
- The display's password lock
- 0000 until it is changed
“Enter the initial password. The default password is 0000.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
Size and fit
- Minimum rider height, across the range
- 5 ft 4 in and up, across the range
- Shock pressure by rider weight
- Nine rider weights, 120–280 lb, each with a main and negative chamber
“Does my height fit the Mokwheel bike? The recommended height is 5"4 or higher.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/troubleshooting
“Weight (lbs) Main air chamber (psi) Negative air chamber 120 90 50 140 105 50 160 120 55 180 135 65 200 150 70 220 165 75 240 180 80 260 195 85 280 210 85”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
Fitment across the range
- Which bikes share a controller
- Obsidian/Obsidian ST | Mesa Lite 1.0 | Mesa Lite 2.0 | Mesa Lite ST 2.0 | Asphalt | Asphalt ST | Slate | Granite | Mesa Plus ST/Tor Plus | Basalt(ST)-OLD/Scoria | Tor/Upland B/W Display | Mesa Plus OLD/Basalt(ST)-OLD/Tor Plus | Basalt 2.0/Basalt ST 2.0 | Tarmac | Asphalt XL | Asphalt ST XL | Obsidian(ST) 2.0 | FLINT/FLINT ST | FLINT PRO/FLINT ST PRO
- Which bikes share a display
- Scoria/Granite | Basalt(ST)/Mesa Plus/Tor/Obsidian(ST)OLD | Asphalt/Asphalt ST | Mesa Lite(ST)//Mesa Lite XL | CONTROLS ONLY | Button Bracket | FLINT series
- Which bikes share a headlight
- Basalt Series/Scoria Series/Tor plus/Mesa Lite/Asphalt Series/Mesa plus st/Slate/Obsidian Series | Granite | Tarmac/Tarmac ST | Basalt 2.0 Series/Obsidian2.0 Series/Scoria 3.0/Slate/Onyx Series | FLINT Series
- Which bikes share a battery lock
- Mesa Lite 2.0(ST)/Asphalt(ST)/Mesa Lite ST XL | Mesa Plus ST | Basalt(ST)/Scoria/Tor/Obsidian(ST)/Onyx | Slate/Granite | Tarmac | Tarmac ST | FLINT ST/FLINT ST PRO | FLINT/FLINT PRO
- Which bikes share the left brake set
- Obsidian(ST)/Tarmac | Basalt/Basalt ST/Tarmac ST | Scoria/Asphalt(ST) | Granite | Slate(HD-E480)/Tor Plus | Onyx/Onyx ST | Slate(HD-E500) | FLINT/FLINT ST
- Which bikes share the right brake set
- Asphalt/Asphalt ST new | Obsidian/Obsidian ST | Obsidian/Obsidian ST new | Basalt(ST)/Scoria | Granite | Slate(HD-E480) | Onyx/Onyx ST | Tarmac | Tarmac ST | Slate(HD-E500) | FLINT/FLINT ST | Tor Plus(HD-E500) | Asphalt/Asphalt ST
- Which bikes share a fork
- Scoria | Obsidian | Slate | Granite | Mesa Lite 2.0/Mesa Lite ST 2.0 | Asphalt/Asphalt ST
- Which bikes share a rear rim
- Asphalt/Asphalt ST | Basalt(ST)/TOR/Mesa Plus ST | Obsidian/Obsidian ST | Scoria(Spoke Wheel) | Scoria(Mag Wheel) | Mesa Lite/Mesa Lite ST | Slate | Granite | Tarmac | Onyx/Onyx ST | Tarmac ST | Obsidian(ST)2.0 | Basalt(ST)2.0 | FLINT PRO/FLINT ST PRO | FLINT/FLINT ST | Scoria 3.0-8 Speed | RearRim-26-2(Onyx/Onyx ST)
- Models named only on the parts pages
- Mesa Lite 1.0
Source: mokwheel.com/products/controller
Source: mokwheel.com/products/display
Source: mokwheel.com/products/front-light-1
Source: mokwheel.com/products/battery-lock
Source: mokwheel.com/products/hydraulic-brakes
Source: mokwheel.com/products/right-hydraulic-brakes-set
Source: mokwheel.com/products/forks
Source: mokwheel.com/products/rear-rim
Source: mokwheel.com/products/controller
Identity
- The company they name as theirs
- Accel Power Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
- The address they give for the company
- Longhua, Shenzhen
- The company name they publish
- Mokwheel Bikes, and no registered company
“Company Information Accel Power Technology (Shenzhen) Co.,Ltd., Located in 2102 Galaxy World Building E, Longhua, Shenzhen, China”
Source: mokwheel.com/policies/terms-of-service
“Company Information Accel Power Technology (Shenzhen) Co.,Ltd., Located in 2102 Galaxy World Building E, Longhua, Shenzhen, China”
Source: mokwheel.com/policies/terms-of-service
“©2026, Mokwheel Bikes. All Rights Reserved.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/terms-of-use
Buying and owning it
- Inverter mains output
- 1000W at 110V/60Hz — North America only
- What the inverter draws from
- 54.6V/30A
- Inverter charging and solar input
- 18–54.6V at 6A, sharing the charging port
- Inverter USB output
- 5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20V/5A 100W Max.
- Inverter 12V socket
- 12V/10A
- Where their regional domains actually go
- Their UK and Canada domains are the US shop
- Weight limit of their own hitch rack
- 80 lbs per bike
“AC Output(×2): Total power 1000W (Peak 1000W) (US/Japanese 110V/60Hz).”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/User_Manual_for_Inverter_af77bd43-2002-45da-aedd-9502f7fc305a.pdf
“External power supply, airline plug(custom input port)54.6V/30A”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/User_Manual_for_Inverter_af77bd43-2002-45da-aedd-9502f7fc305a.pdf
“Input Charging: 18-54.6V/6A(Solar charging with the same port).”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/User_Manual_for_Inverter_af77bd43-2002-45da-aedd-9502f7fc305a.pdf
“Output parameters: 5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20V/5A 100W Max.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/User_Manual_for_Inverter_af77bd43-2002-45da-aedd-9502f7fc305a.pdf
“Output parameters: 12V/10A .”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/User_Manual_for_Inverter_af77bd43-2002-45da-aedd-9502f7fc305a.pdf
“mokwheelbike.myshopify.com”
Source: mokwheel.co.uk
“For use on 2″ hitches only. Do not use a 1 ¼″ to 2″ hitch adapter. The maximum weight per bicycle for electric bike models is 80 lbs. Not intended for use with motorized bicycles, mopeds, or motorcycles.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/E-Bike_Hitch_Rack.pdf
Warranty, returns and support
- What the battery warranty excludes
- The wrong charger, a broken seal, or use in another device
- What they guarantee about the bike on arrival
- They do not guarantee the bike arrives safely adjusted
- Liquid damage under warranty
- Not covered
- Deadline to report shipping damage
within 7 days of receiving the item
warranty · retrieved by us 8 September 2026
“11. Shipping damages are not covered under warranty and customers must make a report for shipping damage here or contact our support team within 7 days of receiving the item.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/warranty
after 5 days of receiving the product
return-refund-policy · retrieved by us 8 September 2026
“Note: We do not accept any shipping damage returns after 5 days of receiving the product and all shipping damage claims will be denied.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/return-refund-policy
“In addition, for batteries, this warranty does not cover defects or damages caused by the following acts or circumstances. a. using an unsuitable charger to charge the battery. b. if any seal on the battery is damaged or shows signs of tampering. c. if the battery has been used in a device other than the designated bicycle.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/warranty
“Mokwheel highly recommends that all customers have their bikes examined and tested by a certified bicycle mechanic before the first ride. A full inspection of each component on the bike will help ensure that the bicycle is safe to ride. Bikes that have been shipped may arrive with parts bent or out of adjustment. Mokwheel makes no guarantees that the brakes, shifters, motor, stem, rims, spokes, derailleur, fork, or any other component on the bike will be properly secured and adjusted upon arrival. Mokwheel takes no responsibility for product or incidental damage caused by loose or out of adjustment parts.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/warranty
“6. Liquid damage is not covered under warranty.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/warranty
The maker’s own documents give different figures
Law and where you can ride
- Their claim about needing a licence
Mokwheel say no licence is needed, naming no country
troubleshooting · retrieved by us 8 September 2026
“Do I need a license for riding Ebike? No, you don’t need a license for riding Ebike. Please read Safety Instructions carefully for your safety.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/troubleshooting
Most states no, and New Jersey yes
do-you-need-a-license-for-an-electric-bike · retrieved by us 8 September 2026
“In most U.S. states, you don't need a license to ride an electric bike — as long as it qualifies as a Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 electric bicycle under your state's law. Registration and insurance work the same way: not required in the large majority of states.”
Source: mokwheel.com/blogs/news/do-you-need-a-license-for-an-electric-bike
- What they say about New Jersey
- New Jersey, per Mokwheel: licence and registration from 19 July 2026
- Whether it will move without pedalling
- Free Mode will; Safe Mode needs pedalling
- What they sell in Europe
- Their EU store sells the same models at 250 W and 25 km/h
The maker’s own documents give different figures
Unconfirmed
“New Jersey is the clearest example: as of July 19, 2026, every e-bike sold or ridden in the state needs a license (a standard driver's license or an e-bike permit) and registration with the Motor Vehicle Commission — including basic pedal-assist models that used to be license-free there.”
Source: mokwheel.com/blogs/news/do-you-need-a-license-for-an-electric-bike
“Startup Mode: Free Mode: Allows riding without pedaling. Safe Mode: Requires pedaling to activate the motor.”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Top Speed 250 W, 25 km/h Sensors Torque + Cadence Maximum Range 150 km Battery Capacity 940 Wh Load Capacity 180 kg”
Source: mokwheel.eu/products/basalt-2-0
Recalls and fire safety
- Recall notice the manufacturer published
- Recall Notice for Scoria & Basalt-ST Batteries
- What the manufacturer says went wrong
- produced prior to UL certification
- Units the manufacturer's notice covers
- Scoria bought in April 2024 and Basalt-ST bought in May 2024, by serial number
- Remedy the manufacturer offers
- A free replacement battery
- Their own claim about battery fires
- Their own headline claim, May 2023
- What the CPSC recall search returns
- No results for "Mokwheel" in Recalls.
- Recall search, five more regulators
- Nothing under Mokwheel's name at five regulators, on 8 September 2026
“Recall Notice for Scoria & Basalt-ST Batteries. Dear Mokwheel Owners, Thank you for your support of Mokwheel. We are reaching out regarding a battery labeling discrepancy affecting certain Scoria and Basalt-ST models sold within specific time frames.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/recall
“The affected batteries were produced prior to UL certification. As a result the products are not considered authorized by UL Solutions. To ensure full compliance, we are offering a free battery replacement.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/recall
“Affected Models & Sales Period Scoria models purchased in April 2024 o Battery Serial Numbers: YXA1B0590A010150200 to YXA1B0590A010150399 o Corresponding Vehicle Serial Numbers: BBWS4B0401 to BBWS4B0600 Basalt-ST models purchased in May 2024 o Battery Batch Number: SCA1B01010152N****** o Corresponding Vehicle Serial Numbers: BBWL3H0001 to BBWL3H0150”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/recall
“If you own a Scoria or Basalt-ST model sold within these time frames, please check your battery serial number. If your battery falls within the listed range, it qualifies for a free replacement.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/recall
Unconfirmed
“Electric Bikes Causing Fires: NOT Mokweel Electric Bikes May 19, 2023 As electric bikes have become increasingly popular, many consumers are fearful of fires caused by them.”
Source: mokwheel.com/blogs/news/electric-bikes-causing-fires-not-mokweel-electric-bikes
Source: cpsc.gov/Recalls?search_combined_fields=Mokwheel&field_rc_date_value=&field_rc_date_value_1=&field_rc_hazards_target_id=All&field_rc_recall_by_product_target_id=All&field_rc_manufactured_in_value=
“No results found”
Source: recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/search/site?search_api_fulltext=Mokwheel
How this brand publishes
- Whether the manuals can be searched
- Eight of Mokwheel's manuals can be read as text; sixteen are pictures
- Their per-model safety guides
- All eighteen safety guide pages render no checklist
- Manuals whose cover names no model
- Several name no model at all
“E-BIKE USER MANUAL”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Basalt_ST.pdf?v=1743674573
“Safety Checklist NOTICE: Before every ride, it is important to carry out the following safety checks.”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/guide-scoria
“E-BIKE USER MANUAL”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/help-center
Certification claims
- The UL file behind the certification
- UL file E534866, Electrical Systems for E-Bikes
- Who holds the UL certification
- Held by Xuanquan Smart Link (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd
- Models the UL file names
- Eleven Mokwheel machines, and about twenty more that are not theirs
“DOCUMENT: QGNS.E534866”
Source: productiq.ulprospector.com/en/profile/9590737/qgns.e534866
“E534866 for Xuanquan Smart Link (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd | UL Solutions”
Source: productiq.ulprospector.com/en/profile/9590737/qgns.e534866
“BASALT, BASALT-ST, SCORIA, TOR PLUS, OBSIDIAN”
Source: productiq.ulprospector.com/en/profile/9590737/qgns.e534866
Error codes
- The faults their own guide covers
- A seven-fault diagnosis guide
- Motor Overheat
- Motor Overheat Protection
- Controller Overheat
- Controller Overtemperature Protection
- Throttle Error
- Throttle Fault
- Motor Phase Failure
- Motor Phase Loss
- Hall Error
- Hall Sensor Fault
- Brake Lever Fault
- Brake Lever Fault
- Turn Signal Fault
- Turn Signal Error
- Connection Error
- Communication Fault
- Torque Sensor Fault
- Torque Sensor Error
- Battery Error 1
- Total Voltage Overvoltage
- Battery Error 2
- Total Voltage Undervoltage
- Battery Error 3
- Charging Overcurrent
- Battery Error 4
- Discharging Overcurrent
- Battery Error 5
- Charging Overtemperature
- Battery Error 6
- Discharge Overtemperature
- Battery Error 7
- Charging Low Temperature
- Battery Error 8
- Discharge Low Temperature
- Battery Error 9
- Excessive Voltage Difference
“Troubleshooting Guide 1. Brake error Check whether the brake cable is loose or dam- aged. If there is no damage, replace the brake or brake lever and cable. 2. Power-assist sensor error Step one: Check whether the sensor cable is loose or falling off. If not, it may be due to the damage of the power-assist sensor. Step two: Remove and replace the power-assist sensor. 3. Walk Cruise mode error Shut down and restart the Ebike (if this issue cannot be solved, consider replacing the controller). 4. Real-time mode error Shut down and restart the Ebike (if this issue cannot be solved, consider replacing the controller). 5. Low voltage error Step one: Remove the battery to check if there is enough battery power. Step two: Charge the battery. Step three: If the issue is not solved after completing the previous two steps, it may indicate motor damage. Replace the motor. 6. Motor error Check whether the motor connecting cable is loose, falling off, or plugged in backward (if not, it may indicate motor damage, consider replacing the motor).”
Source: mokwheel.com/pages/troubleshooting
“Motor Overheat Motor Overheat Protection”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Controller Overheat Controller Overtemperature Protection”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Throttle Error Throttle Fault”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Motor Phase Failure Motor Phase Loss”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Hall Error Hall Sensor Fault”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Brake Lever Fault Brake Lever Fault”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Turn Signal Fault Turn Signal Error”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Connection Error Communication Fault”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Torque Sensor Fault Torque Sensor Error”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 1 Total Voltage Overvoltage”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error1 Total Voltage Overvoltage”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 2 Total Voltage Undervoltage”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error2 Total Voltage Undervoltage”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 3 Charging Overcurrent”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error3 Charging Overcurrent”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 4 Discharging Overcurrent”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error4 Discharging Overcurrent”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 5 Charging Overtemperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error5 Charging Overtemperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 6 Discharge Overtemperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error6 Discharge Overtemperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 7 Charging Low Temperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error7 Charging Low Temperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 8 Discharge Low Temperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error8 Discharge Low Temperature”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
“Battery Error 9 Excessive Voltage Difference”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Tarmac_ST.pdf
“Battery Error9 Excessive Voltage Difference”
Source: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0550/4424/3702/files/Onyx_ST_62da4370-9ce6-48f1-8c49-5d6911729c9d.pdf
Models
- Asphalt
500 W, 860 W peak, 70 Nm+ · 48 V, 14.7 Ah · 50 to 60 miles
- Asphalt ST
500 W, 860 W peak, 70 Nm+ · 48 V, 14.7 Ah · 50 to 60 miles
- Basalt
750 W, 1,100 W peak, 90 Nm+ · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 80lbs
- Basalt 2.0
750 W, 1,100 W peak, 90 Nm+ · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- Basalt ST
750 W · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 68 lbs
- Basalt ST 2.0
750 W, 1,100 W peak, 90 Nm+ · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- FLINT
350 W, 550 W peak, 40 Nm · 36 V, 10 Ah · 50 to 70 miles
- FLINT PRO
250 W, 500 W peak, 40 Nm · 36 V, 10 Ah · 50 to 70 miles
- FLINT PRO ST
250 W, 500 W peak, 40 Nm · 36 V, 10 Ah · 50 to 70 miles
- FLINT ST
350 W, 550 W peak, 40 Nm · 36 V, 10 Ah · 50 to 70 miles
- Granite E-Trike
500 W, 860 W peak, 70 Nm+ · 48 V, 15 Ah · 45 to 55 miles
- Mesa Lite 2.0
350 W, 600 W peak, 45 Nm+ · 36 V, 14.7 Ah · Up To 50 Miles
- Mesa Lite ST 2.0
350 W, 600 W peak, 45 Nm+ · Up To 50 Miles · 58 lbs
- Mesa Plus ST
750 W, 1,100 W peak, 90 Nm+ · 48 V, 16 Ah · 50 to 60 miles
- Obsidian
750 W rated, 1,000 W continuous, 1,300 W… · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- Obsidian 2.0
750 W rated, 1,000 W continuous, 1,300 W… · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- Obsidian ST
750 W, 1,300 W peak, 105 Nm+ · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · Up To 80 Miles
- Obsidian ST 2.0
750 W rated, 1,000 W continuous, 1,300 W… · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- Onyx
750 W, 1,300 W peak, 210 Nm+ · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- Onyx ST
750 W, 1,300 W peak, 210 Nm+ · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- Scoria 2.0
750 W, 1,100 W peak, 90 Nm+ · 48 V, 19.6 Ah · 60 to 80 miles
- Slate
500 W, 860 W peak, 70 Nm+ · 48 V, 15 Ah · 50 to 60 miles
- Tarmac
750 W, 920 W peak, 75 Nm · 48 V, 15 Ah · 50 to 60 miles
- Tarmac ST
750 W, 920 W peak, 75 Nm · 48 V, 15 Ah · 50 to 60 miles
- Tor Plus
750 W, 1,100 W peak, 90 Nm+ · 48 V, 15 Ah · 50 to 60 miles
Batteries
- 36V 14.7Ah (529Wh) battery
36V 14.7Ah
- 48V 14.7Ah (706Wh) battery
48V 14.7Ah
- 48V 15Ah (720Wh) battery, Granite and Slate fitment
48V 15Ah
- 48V 15Ah (720Wh) battery, Tor Plus fitment
48V 15Ah
- 48V 15Ah Battery (Tarmac ST)
48V 15Ah
- 48V 15Ah Battery (Tarmac)
48V 15Ah
- 48V 16Ah (768Wh) battery
48V 16Ah
- 48V 19.6Ah (940Wh) battery
48V 19.6Ah
Chargers
- Charger, all models except Mesa Lite and Granite
5–7 hours
- Charger, FLINT series
5–7 hours
- Charger, Granite
5–7 hours
- Charger, Mesa Lite 2.0 and Mesa Lite XL
5–7 hours