ewheels Reviews

Great wheel. The only complaints I have are overvoltage of the charger (can be adjusted using the potentiometer inside the charger though) and tolerance issues with the construction of the wheel (the back of the right battery box appears to be skewed inwards by about 1-2mm towards the motor rim). Other than that, the Lynx is fantastic - incredible acceleration and agility despite its size, and progressive springs that handle big drops like a champ.

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"This was my first perchance from E wheels and I was extremely pleased with my entire process.\r\nThey delivered my unicycle with lightning speed and I couldn't be any happier with my experience with them. "

"Thank you ewheels for their excellent assistance when i purchased my wheel in January 2024. I'm an experienced rider who owned a Nikola 100v previously. I only ride wheels on the streets, and my weight is 152lbs for reference.\r\nI love the Leaperkim Patton wheel!, its hydraulic suspension (66lb) is so soft and comfortable, it is a pleasure for me to ride it on bad shape streets. it's very stable compared with other light weight wheels, and has plenty of power.\r\nEverything in this wheel feels sturdy, maybe except the mudguard.\r\n\r\nIts main drawback is its weight (similar to other wheels in this category): at 89lbs it's not the ideal wheel for day riding IF you have to lift it over stairs inside a building or to transport it in a car trunk for example. \r\n\r\nif you are going to buy this wheel also check out the Leaperkim Lynx, it's more expensive but it looks like a more advanced Patton. Leaperkim is making good ewheels, without a doubt.\r\n\r\nThank you ewheels team for the wrist guard included in the box!\r\n\r\nBest regards,\r\nAndrew from Uruguay, South America."

"Thank you ewheels for their excellent assistance when i purchased my wheel in January 2024. I'm an experienced rider who owned a Nikola 100v previously. I only ride wheels on the streets, and my weight is 152lbs for reference.\r\nI love the Leaperkim Patton wheel!, its hydraulic suspension (66lb) is so soft and comfortable, it is a pleasure for me to ride it on bad shape streets. it's very stable compared with other light weight wheels, and has plenty of power.\r\nEverything in this wheel feels sturdy, maybe except the mudguard.\r\n\r\nIts main drawback is its weight (similar to other wheels in this category): at 89lbs it's not the ideal wheel for day riding IF you have to lift it over stairs inside a building or to transport it in a car trunk for example. \r\n\r\nif you are going to buy this wheel also check out the Leaperkim Lynx, it's more expensive but it looks like a more advanced Patton. Leaperkim is making good ewheels, without a doubt.\r\n\r\nThank you ewheels team for the wrist guard included in the box!\r\n\r\nBest regards,\r\nAndrew from Uruguay, South America."

"was not sure these would work but no problem. plenty of spare velcro comes in the package if needed. I am a beginner so to me these feel much more secure than the stock pads. The price seems reasonable so overall I am quite pleased and as a bonus I think they look good."

"I purchased this wheel in July 2023 for $4,000 (I\u2019d be lucky if I could get $1500 for it now, and I would feel bad for the person I sell it to) After a week of riding and 250 miles on the wheel. I stepped on a friend\u2019s LK Veteran Sherman S, and had instant buyers remorse. I\u2019ve since bought both the Sherman, S and Lynx, LK Wheels are better than INMOTION, in every facet. I have had a controller fail where the wheel was unusable for a couple months. Stock petals need to be upgraded upon purchase. Might as well not even include power pads with the junk tear apart, foam power pads that come with the wheel. Headlight is extremely blinding to oncoming traffic, and you cannot adjust the angle. Suspension has been comfortable for 10% of the time I have had the wheel. It has been constant issues with the rubber pieces inside the suspension sliders Suspension damper, broken , this wheel is a fun straight line hog But other than that this is the last in motion wheel I will buy, I am Writing this review To hopefully stop You from making the mistake I did. I had seen the INMOTION V13 pro specs, and it is a spit in the face of us customers. Don\u2019t buy this wheel thinking it has functional suspension because they did not fix that with the V13 Pro. "