- 512Wh, ETA Mid-August
- 420Wh Battery type, ETA Mid-August
- Bonus: upgraded ACM black pedals (fitted) & free wrist-guards included
- MTen3 is a sprightly 800W motor in a 10″ Wheel
- MAX Cruising Speed: 23+ MPH (with the 84v battery pack)
NEW: MTen3 10”, ‘The Pocket Rocket’, 512Wh/420Wh Battery, 800W Motor
$650 – $999
Description
Technical Specification
Weight
22lb
Cruising Speed
23+ MPH
Charge Time
2hrs to 80%
*With optional Rapid Charger
Max Load
220 lb
Battery Capacity
325Wh/512Wh
Range
25-30 miles
Gotway MTen3 Demo Video
What Makes the MTen3 Unique:
- Power to Weight ratio: at only 10″ & 22lb, this Wheel is tiny, but yet it still manages to pack a substantial 40x cell battery pack of a 512Wh or 420Wh capacity battery pack & a 800W motor; no other small sub-14″Wheel comes anywhere near these stats;
- Speed: the tiny motor supports speeds of around ~23MPH (with the 84v type). Because of the very small motor/Wheel size, the Rider should be extra vigilant when operating at speed for any irregularity in the riding surface
- Convenience: in the folded position the Wheel is extremely compact, at only 11″ (length) x 5.6″ (width) x 17.7″ (height). It can be stowed out of the way, such under a car-seat, or in a small cupboard, where a normal sized Wheel would not.
- More Atmospheric LEDs: there are more programmable LEDs on each side of the Wheel for a greater visual impact;
Frequently Asked Questions
- The MTen3 is only 10″ Wheel, is it really practical to use as a ‘Commuting’ Vehicle?
Don’t be deceived by the diminutive size of the MTen3; this machine packs more of a punch than larger 14″ Wheels, like the King Song 14D & Inmotion V5F, with its extremely responsive & torquey 800W motor. It may not be suitable for every terrain, especially dirt trails, or pot-hole ridden roads, the small tire diameter tire may struggles more on uneven surfaces. - Are there different battery sizes available?
Yes, we are offering both the 67v/420Wh & 84v/512Wh battery packs. Each of these has the same tried-and-tested Panasonic GA 3.5Ah battery cells: the 420Wh is configured in a 16S2P 32x cell arrangement, while the 512Wh has an extra 8x cells 20S2P, @ 84v - What are the advantages of the 84v vs 67v types?
The 67v offers the best value-for-money, if you do not anticipate exceeding speeds of ~20MPH. For an average 170lb Rider, cruising at 19MPH, the standard energy consumption is bout 25Wh/mile; with the 67v/420Wh variant, this has an expected range yield of up to 17 miles. The 84v/512Wh has an extra 4 miles of range potential & can cruise upwards of around ~23MPH.
- What is the recommended max weight limit for this model?
Manufacturer weight limits are recommendations, rather than hard-and-fast rules. The component that is subject to the highest point of stress on this machine is the axle. While axle metal fatigue fractures are uncommon, they are a risk for Riders over the 220lb limit. - Is the tire tubeless? What is the expected lifespan of the tire?
Yes, the MTen3 is fitted with a 10×3″ NLK tubeless tire. Depending on the Rider weight, tire pressure, how it is used, etc, it should be functional for between 1000-2000 miles. When changing the tube, it’s important to use a tubeless sealant such as Slime, RideOn, or Armour-Dilloz to help keep a seal between the tire & rim, replacement tires can be found at the link below.
https://www.ewheels.com/parts/?add-to-cart=31692 - Can I use a rapid-charger with this model?
Because of the limited number of battery cells in parallel circuits, it is not recommended regularly charging over 3A on either the 67v or 84v types.
Standard Shipping Transit Times by Fedex Ground
Additional information
| Weight | 30 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 10 × 18 in |
| Battery Capacity (Wh) | 325Wh/84V, 512Wh/84V, 420Wh/67v |
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