Mokwheel Slate vs Ride1Up Portola 02 10AhSlate vs Portola 02 10Ah
Both checked Sep 2026 against manufacturer pages
Key differences
What actually differs
Both fold.
Weight
Mokwheel is 7 lb lighter
Mokwheel
54 lb
Ride1Up
61 lb
Folded size
Mokwheel folds smaller
Mokwheel
8.1 cu ft
Ride1Up
11.7 cu ft
39 × 12 × 30″ vs 19 × 29.5 × 36″
Total load
Mokwheel carries 8 lb more
Mokwheel
350 lb
Ride1Up
342 lb
Rider plus cargo.
Top speed
Ride1Up is 3 mph faster
Mokwheel
25 mph
Ride1Up
28 mph
Mokwheel is outside Class 1–2.
Verdict
Which one for you
- Easiest to lift or carryMokwheel Slate7 lb lighter overall.
- Smallest storage spaceMokwheel SlateFolds about 3.6 cu ft smaller.
- Easiest to get onAbout even16″ vs 16.5″ step-over.
Full specs
Side by side
SpecMokwheel SlateRide1Up Portola 02 10Ah
Fit
Step-over height
16″Better
16.5″
Rider height
5′0″–6′2″
4′10″–6′3″
Seat height
Min Saddle Height 32"; Max Saddle Height 37"
30.5in - 39in
Total load
350 lbBetter
342 lb
Motor
Rated power
500W
750W
Peak power
860W
Not published by brand
Torque
70 Nm
90 NmBetter
Battery
Capacity
~720 Wh
Not published by brand
Voltage and amp-hours
48V · 15Ah
Not published by brand
Range and speed
Claimed range
Up To 60 MilesBetter
25-45 miles
Top speed
25 mph
28 mph
E-bike class
Outside Class 1–3
Class 1, 2 or 3
Size and folding
Folds
Yes
Yes
Folded size
39 × 12 × 30″Better
19 × 29.5 × 36″
Weight
54 lbBetter
61 lb
Wheels
20"
20"
Brakes and drivetrain
Brakes
LOGAN HD-E500 Hydraulic Brakes
Dual Piston Hydraulic Brakes, Electric Cut-Off Sensor, 180mm Rotors
Gears
Shimano 7-Speed
Shimano Altus 8-speed; 48T front chainring; 11-32T freewheel
Comfort and safety
Suspension
80mm Adjustable Suspension with Lockout (front fork)
100mm Suspension Travel, Hydraulic Lockout (fork)
Certifications
Battery 'Complies with UL standards'; site badge 'UL Certified - In accordance with UL…
Certified ANSI/CAN/UL 2849; battery IPX6 TUV Certified to UL 2271
List price
Price
$1,499.99
$995Better
"Better" marks the stronger figure where one clearly exists. Range and battery claims are the brand's own. "~" means we calculated it. "—" means we haven't checked it yet. Sources and any conflicting figures are on each model page.