WARNING: I am no longer recommending the Mokwheel brand. Based on my own experience and others, they company is very slow to provide support and to correct warrantee issues. New customer have waited 2-3 months to receive accessories that were promised. Some customers have unresolved maintenance and warranty problems. Although I think the bikes are great, buying would be risky in my opinion.
Great video. Sorry, but I did not experience any issues with Mokwheel. Accessories Arrived in 5-7 Days and the Basalt arrived a few days later. All during and right after the Christmas/New Year of 2023/2024. Not sure why others had issues. And I even called support for guidance on aligning my handlebar stem.
Sorry you had issues, I have had my Basalt for a year and a half. I had a few issues and have always been taken care of by support, Shure it took awhile to get the accessories, but they were free, like $700 dollars worth so I couldn't complain, I just rode my bike and waited.
Lots of good items in those bags to carry along with you. I will take some of those and incorporate them into a bag for my wife a myself as we gear up for riding
How heavy is your air pump? Also thinking of buying rolls of vecro rather than buying straps. If you need bandages or splints ( please NO) I think velcro could help tremendously. Also, I think you could glue your own D-ring it. Thrift shop backpacks and other items have carry straps with D-rings. I am always on the prowl for $2 items that can be disassembled and / or adapted for use. I do like the foldout saddlebags!
I use those same Trilancer elastic bands & those things are 1 of those things you wish you knew about sooner, it's unbelievable, the strength of them, as well as the velcro, I'm gonna try that other 1 you showed as well, i need a longer 1,& actually sent Trilancer a email to ask if they'll make some longer ones. I just got the Handlebar Jack-V3 & that thing is great & worth every penny, just the pace of mind of not breaking your screen is worth it
Why have a lock if you have bags that are a hassle to take on and off? Good setup otherwise. I also always roll with a complete tool and patch kit. The rest I just put in a backpack which is much more convenient for day or weekend trips if you are going to stop to sightsee or eat at a restaurant. That way (1) you don't have to undo anything from the bicycle, (2) you don't have to worry after you lock up the bike that you left something behind someone might steal off your bike, (3) all you have to do is lock up the bike and go off to the store, restaurant, or scenic loop footpath.
WARNING: I am no longer recommending the Mokwheel brand. Based on my own experience and others, they company is very slow to provide support and to correct warrantee issues. New customer have waited 2-3 months to receive accessories that were promised. Some customers have unresolved maintenance and warranty problems. Although I think the bikes are great, buying would be risky in my opinion.
Great video. Sorry, but I did not experience any issues with Mokwheel. Accessories Arrived in 5-7 Days and the Basalt arrived a few days later. All during and right after the Christmas/New Year of 2023/2024. Not sure why others had issues. And I even called support for guidance on aligning my handlebar stem.
Sorry you had issues, I have had my Basalt for a year and a half. I had a few issues and have always been taken care of by support, Shure it took awhile to get the accessories, but they were free, like $700 dollars worth so I couldn't complain, I just rode my bike and waited.
What do you carry that I didn't mention? Is there something here that was helpful? Please let me know.
This is Nic, not a lot of people make these videos. They only show off the bike which is cool but these videos are important. Thanks.!
Lots of good items in those bags to carry along with you. I will take some of those and incorporate them into a bag for my wife a myself as we gear up for riding
Glad it was helpful.
How heavy is your air pump? Also thinking of buying rolls of vecro rather than buying straps.
If you need bandages or splints ( please NO) I think velcro could help tremendously. Also, I think you could glue your own D-ring it. Thrift shop backpacks and other items have carry straps with D-rings. I am always on the prowl for $2 items that can be disassembled and / or adapted for use.
I do like the foldout saddlebags!
What portable pump is that?
great video, thank you!! such a kind soul :) happy riding
I use those same Trilancer elastic bands & those things are 1 of those things you wish you knew about sooner, it's unbelievable, the strength of them, as well as the velcro, I'm gonna try that other 1 you showed as well, i need a longer 1,& actually sent Trilancer a email to ask if they'll make some longer ones.
I just got the Handlebar Jack-V3 & that thing is great & worth every penny, just the pace of mind of not breaking your screen is worth it
Why have a lock if you have bags that are a hassle to take on and off? Good setup otherwise. I also always roll with a complete tool and patch kit. The rest I just put in a backpack which is much more convenient for day or weekend trips if you are going to stop to sightsee or eat at a restaurant. That way (1) you don't have to undo anything from the bicycle, (2) you don't have to worry after you lock up the bike that you left something behind someone might steal off your bike, (3) all you have to do is lock up the bike and go off to the store, restaurant, or scenic loop footpath.
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