Mokwheel Tor Plus
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Mokwheel Tor Plus. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
7 reasons to buy
- Reviewers relish the Tor Plus's performance on steep inclines and ability to maintain high speeds of up to 28mph.
- A 5'11" reviewer finds the Tor Plus comfortable, with a relaxed riding position.
- The Tor Plus has a high payload capacity of 400lb, though the rear rack doesn't appear sturdy.
- The included 3A charger returns faster charging times than the more typical 2A.
- The handlebars are height and reach-adjustable, allowing riders to fine-tune their position.
- Reviewers say the display is easy to read in sunlight and at night.
- The Tor Plus comes with headlight, a taillight, rear side lights, a rear rack, fenders, and a horn.
6 reasons not to buy
- A reviewer describes the bike as monstrous due to its size and weight (80lb), which make it difficult to lift, carry, or transport.
- Testers find the mechanical brakes underpowered for such a heavy and fast e-bike, requiring significant effort at the levers.
- Mokwheel lists a height range of 5'6" to 6'8", but a 5'8" reviewer struggles to mount and dismount due to the 32.7" standover height.
- A tester reaches 30mph using pedal assist, surpassing the Class 3 speed limit, which is illegal in most states.
- The manufacturer provides inconsistent torque specs, with one source citing 85Nm and another 90Nm.
- Several Mokwheel buyers report part failures, warranty issues, and poor customer support.
Bottom line
The Mokwheel Tor Plus is a fat-tire electric bike with a 750W motor and 768Wh battery. Experts praise its speed, hill-climbing ability, comfortable ride, and utility. However, weak mechanical brakes, an exaggerated height range, and high weight frustrate testers. While Mokwheel has addressed problems from earlier versions of the Tor Plus and recent reviews are more positive, potential buyers should factor in the cost of upgrading the brakes and be mindful of the company's poor reputation.Expert Reviews
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