"Faceoff: Wired vs Mokwheel vs Ariel Rider - The Ultimate Fast E-Bike Showdown!"
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- čas přidán 24. 01. 2024
- Welcome to the ultimate fast e-bike showdown! In this video, we dive deep into the thrilling world of electric bikes, comparing three top contenders: Wired, Mokwheel, and Ariel Rider. Join us as we explore each brand's unique features, performance, and design, helping you decide which one suits your needs best.
Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this action-packed comparison:
1. Performance Battle: Discover the incredible power and speed these fast e-bikes have to offer. We'll analyze their motor strength, battery capacity, and acceleration capabilities to determine which one reigns supreme in terms of performance.
2. Design and Features: Dive into the aesthetically pleasing designs and cutting-edge features that make these e-bikes stand out from the rest. From sleek frames and ergonomic handlebars to advanced display systems and customizable options, you'll witness the impressive attention to detail with each brand.
3. Ride and Comfort: We'll put these bikes to the test as we discuss their comfort levels and how enjoyable they are to ride. From smooth handling to vibration dampening, we'll help you understand which e-bike provides the most comfortable and thrilling experience.
4. Safety and Reliability: Your well-being matters, so we'll dig into the safety features equipped on these e-bikes. We'll explore aspects such as braking systems, lighting visibility, and stability, to ensure you're informed about the reliability and security each brand brings to the table.
5. Value for Money: Our comprehensive analysis wouldn't be complete without assessing the overall bang for your buck. We'll weigh the pricing, warranty, customer support, and overall value you can expect when investing in any of these fantastic fast e-bikes.
No matter if you're a speed enthusiast, a commuter looking for efficiency, or an adventure seeker craving thrilling rides, this video is tailored to help you make a well-informed decision. So, which fast e-bike will you choose - Wired, Mokwheel, or Ariel Rider?
Don't miss out on this electrifying showdown that will leave you itching to hit the road on your dream e-bike. Hit that play button now and join us on this incredible journey!
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Absolutely great video Gary! I love how you did the comparison of the 3 bikes. I was suppose to get the Kepler sent to me to review but have not heard anything after my zoom call.
Great video I learned a lot keep doing what you do 👍🏻
The Freedom DOES have a brake light even if it doesn't say so on the website.
My brother has an August '23 model in orange and it looks good.
As far as the fenders go, you could purchase a spare rear or front fender from a '23 model, which are plastic, and cut it into two pieces the sizes needed and then drill and pop rivet them to the existing fenders to extend them as desired.
I love the orange one, thanks
AUsome video! Helping me decide which one to get for my husband and I…need to find a deal to buy 2. The Wired and Mocwheel are 2 I’ve been interested in with all the reviews so far. Thanks Gary!🚴🚴💫💥
Mokwheel obsidian has me at 300+lb going 28.2 mph on throttle alone but at a range of 15 miles
This is a really good comparison.
Hey Gary, I enjoyed the video. I have a Kepler and for the price, it is a great bike. It is a large bike but my legs are short. 29” inseam. I opted for the step thru and it’s a high step thru. You’re right, you will get about 35 miles from a charge riding in traffic. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
Thank you I may have some questions in the future. It’s definitely on my radar.
Great ebike review Gary. I received my Wired Freedom 4 month's ago, I love the speed and handling of this bike. But for the price that I'd paid, I would have appreciated a key fob motor start and lock, so that I can just turn the bike off like a motorcycle.
I have an obsidian. I have maybe 15 minutes of ride time on it and it not rideable. The motor has so much torque that it strips out the keyed lock washer until the motor wire gets stretched and shuts off.
I'm thinking that the stripped out washer is aluminum? If so change it out to a steel one. Have you contacted the company? And if so , how was their customer service. I've noticed some people have a problem with the mokwheel obsidian, or the mokwheel basalt while others who purchase these same bikes have no problems at all. I've considered purchasing a mokwheel because i like the solar option.
I just ordered The Freedom in Black, can't wait to get it mid Feb.. Will change out handlebars, stem, seat to MTB more aggressive styler and pedals to clipless, grips too.. Good Luck to all!!! Happy New Year!!
will ditch the fenders too!!!
I’ve got a brand new bike arriving next week the
Lectric XPeak so I’m actually waiting for Wired to have their next pre-order. First thing you gotta do with that thing is put a second battery on. 😀
What about an E-Cells offering? Perhaps a 5 star or monarch would work for you.
I had looked at some of these, but really wanted the cargo bike. It seems for cargo bikes, 750 watt motors are the norm.
The Obsidian is the best bike I’ve tried!!! I would recommend it to ANYONE!!!
I'm thinking the Obsidian might be worth the extra $100 or so over the Wired if you're doing more off road stuff. 1000w Obsidian motor should be plenty to tackle most anything and a torque sensor is much preferable for more technical trails. The lower gearing is better for off road as well. The bike can do 30+mph, I really don't need to go faster then that. Obsidian also has a better front fork with way more travel than the Wired. You can unlock the Obsidian to get close to 30mph on throttle only. I do like that you can program the PAS on the Wired, especially being it's a cadence sensor bike. Doesn't matter as much on torque sensor. Obsidian has 8 gears with under the grip trigger shifters as opposed to the bottom of the line 7 speed Wired thumb shifter. Obsidian also has a better derailer compared to the Wired bottom of the line Tourney derailer. Obsidian certainly looks better than the other two bikes. I definitely want rear suspension on my next bike so the Keplar is out for me. Btw, E-Cells is coming out with a new bike this Spring called the 5 Star. It's damn near a exact Wired Freedom clone. $1,995 with free shipping. I'd take a look at that and maybe hold off on the Wired until we find out more about it. Look the bike up.
I absolutely love the look of the Obsidian and I think it’s a great bike. I just think it might be a tad overpriced and the fact that it doesn’t have the rack really bothers me if they come out with a rack that could make a big difference. The torque sensor is a huge plus for me. As far as the derailer and the shifter, you literally talking about a $10 dollar difference, But I do prefer the trigger shifter. And I just recently talked to the owner of ECells about five star bike, his bike has a 1200 W motor on it. He claims that Wired over exaggerates the wattage that his motor is exactly the same for what that’s worth. And if you are looking to do more off-road, that probably is a better bike for you. I look at everything as street riding with a little off Roading and I’m talking rail trail. Lectric just came out with the XPeak eMTB rated no rear suspension though I have it coming next week.
I have a Magicycle Cruiser. It's a fantastic bike. 👌 4000 miles . I put a 52 tooth chain ring on it. No ghost pedaling It's built like a tank. Step thru. 🙋good luck with your choice. Good video.
I have a Magicycle Deer 26” I love the way it rides, but this thing keeps blowing out screens. I just ordered my fourth screen for it. They’ve paid for all the screens. They also gave me a wiring harness, and I paid for a controller myself. And it’s still blowing screens it may be up for sale
By the way, I have a video at 7 o’clock tonight coming out telling what I ended up buying
I just ordered an ECELLS 5star. Look em up. Great deal at the moment also.
Have they any idea when they might be available other than "April"?
I bought the same type of frame of a dual shocks frame in a AiLife 26 Fat tire 1000watt at 900$ in Dec 2023. I was first person to buy this model and usually the first buyers get the best price as it increases as it sells of the stock in hand. It rides like a Harley of the wide tires and suspension along with serious start off power. I modified this e bike into a Dual Motor bike of another 1000 watt motor as using them both at same time goes 35mph over 30mph just using 1 motor. I climb hills of 30 grade at 32mph and just fly up the hills. Yes, AiLife model is overlooked out of the rest for these types of frames with a much more affordable price around 1000 to 1200$.
The bike was labeled as ADVANCED USER.
I just looked it up. There are a lot of those style bikes for that kind of money on Amazon. I’m just not a big fan of the moped style frames. But it looks like a lot of bike for the money. I’ve got a lot of guys on here trying to get me to buy the Billy goat bike.
Nice comparison, I’m in the same boat, trying to decide, also looking at a MoonCool MC3, speed not a issue. Thanks
If there’s anything you wanna know about the mooncool let me know
I had finally made up my mind on getting a Wired Freedom, but you said it wasn’t using a torque sensor, that my justification for a freedom! Main use was for 3 1/2 miles of 2 track to pavement then 6 miles of town with 1 major hill, but for price difference with a MoonCool Mc3 with the add on battery? Tough choice! Torque sensor would of made it easier choice 🤔
@@ramfanweber632 you can always put a second battery on the Wired bike too. It’s a little work, but it’s not that hard. If I end up getting one, it’s definitely getting the second battery. I actually have a Lectric. XPeak coming next week I hope and I’m going to put a second battery on that and I’m also going to put a port in to run battery packs also I’ll end up with like 87 amp hours on battery. If I need it I won’t run them all the time, just the two. The mooncool is an off-road monster. Definitely be gonna be a lot slower on the road though. But you said you don’t care about speed.
Another WIRED FREEDOM commercial 😂
A leisurely battery maximizing ride on the Freedom would be PAS 1 and PAS 2, not using the twist throttle at all, just going from 1 to 2 and back down.
I ended up buying a bike, not even one of the three of these I don’t have it yet, so I can’t compare it other than off the specs. It does have a 40 amp controller though with a 1000 W motor
The Wired Freedom is amazing and you can ride comfortably with power in pas1/3.
I definitely think I’m gonna get one. I’m kind of waiting out to see what happens with the pricing for the next run
Oh, all these types of frames not suitable to load cargo on rear rack and should avoid loading rear and use a trailer to pull cargo. The flaw is this issue of the side panels is the base point of holding the rear rack bars as it will sway side to side a bit if you have weight of over 15 lbs and the bolts on the panels will get warped if not inspecting on every use of cargo. Go ahead and test by just swaying the bike while holding the rear.
You are correct on the real range of the batteries. I’m not a big fan of these companies that post these crazy battery distances.
I don't need/want the 60V but other than that, I like the Wired Freedom for its customizable display and reinforced gears and especially the 11/34 gear set. The Obsidian rear fender is to short and you will still get wet. I have the obsidian, we like it very much. The only thing I wish was different is the display, I wish you could program the PAS Settings. Not a Fan of the Kepler. Just don't like the style. Great video, very informative.
Have you had any problems with the obsidian since you've got it?
Can't do that in Maryland....with the insurance. If bike comes damaged...a seller can NEVER avoid responsibility! Violation of the law.
That e-cells bike sounds amazing, so I'm waiting until it ships before I decide which bike to purchase. That's a company thats known for their $5,000 bikes, and I believe this will be their most affordable one. Believe it's free shipping on their bike too!
I believe it's called the monarch. This is definitely the bike you want!
I did talk to the owner of the company he claims it’s the exact same motor that Wired uses. Thanks for watching.
@@GarysE-BikeAdventures I'm definitely waiting on that bike to come out for sure! Anything to save a few hundred dollars on shipping! Have you heard of a brand called philado? I heard something about them having a bike that is comparable also! I believe their bike was called the H8 if I'm not mistaken. Thanks again!
@@jcolt84 yes, I’m aware of the H8 I’m not a big fan of dual motors. I have a custom bike I built with dual motors it’s super turkey. But not all that fast and it eats battery like crazy so you end up shutting off one of the motors anyways to conserve on batteries. Plus the worst part is the front wheel is always spinning when you takeoff doesn’t matter if you’re on pavement, and dirt. Just my two cents some people love them. I’d rather have a big rear hub motor and then even bigger controller.
@@jcolt84 I just noticed the video that this comment came in and you did see this other video right? czcams.com/video/R6vBSESCv04/video.htmlsi=WzeK-O04AjPu3g0M
It's not the Monarch, it's the new model called "Five Star".
Freedom 🔥🔥🔥
The Freedom is a much bigger, higher bike than it appears to be.
I have to tell you I really wanted that bike but the size of the frame scared me. I have a 30 inch inseam. So I ended up buying a bike that has three frame sizes and I got a medium.
A face-off for the lamest e-bike sold today? Is there _really_ a winner?
Great job. Obsidian...overpriced. Ariel bike....the company has been around longer than most...bike is tried and true....Great price. Similar...and on sale...what I almost bought before I bought my Fabulous Ebike...Juiced Rip Current S....Juiced Bikes..around longer than most. 9 speed. 52 volt. 30mph...but they sell an upgraded controller for $249 and that allows throttle to 35+mph AND you can get small, medium or large frame. Great bike! No rear suspension. And..my friend Maximumchargeev...just did a video yesterday...an Ecell...Clone of wired bike...hundreds cheaper
JUICED BIKES....They are the Original Fast Bikes....
Ecells 5 star
I OWN THE OBSIDIAN AND WOULD NOT BUY IT AGAIN. OVERPRICED AND POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. GO WIRED.
What are the problems you experienced with the obsidian?