Bikonit Warthog MD 750 Review: Mid-Drive Fat Tire Electric Bike

Bikonit's mid-range fat tire electric bike, the Warthog MD750 is a tough, all-terrain ride that's built for demanding outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, camping, and more...

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What is the Bikonit Warthog MD750?

Bikonit’s entry-level mid-drive e-bike, the Warthog MD750 offers anglers, hunters, and other outdoor enthusiasts a nice balance of features and performance at a price that’s more affordable than the brand’s flagship MD1000 bike.

In this Bikonit MD750 review, we’ll take an in-depth look at this bike’s features, specs, real world performance, and why we think it’s a great option to consider if you’re in the market for a fat tire electric bicycle. We’ll also discuss Bikonit’s warranty and customer service rating, and share an exclusive coupon code that you can use to save a chunk of money on this popular e-bike.

PRODUCT DETAILS

COMPANY	Bikonit
MODEL	Warthog MD750
CATEGORY	Fat tire, all-terrain
RANGE	35-100 miles
RECHARGING TIME	3-8 hours
WEIGHT	70 lbs (w/o batteries)
MAX RIDER WEIGHT	300 lbs
WARRANTY	1-year
COUPON CODE	RECHARGEDRIDES ($200 off)
PRICE	Click here to see best price

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About Bikonit

A brand that's amassed a passionate following since its launch in 2018, Bikonit continues to make waves in the e-bike industry with its small lineup of rugged, high-performance bikes. With three models for 2022, Bikonit remains firmly focused on producing some of the best fat tire bikes in the world.

Unlike some other electric bike manufacturers, Bikonit is a brand that seems to understand the importance of customer service and the company enjoys an excellent reputation for standing behind the bikes it makes. All of Bikonit's fat tire bikes are covered by a 1-year warranty and the company can be reached via phone, email, or through social media.

Specs

Components

High-quality 6061 aluminum alloy frame
Bikonit customized air suspension (120mm of travel plus lockout)
SRAM X5 9-speed derailleur and trigger shifter
KMC chain
Tektro HD-725 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes (203mm)
Selle Royal saddle
Promax 740mm low-rise handlebars
Cityway CNC pedals
26″ x 4.5″ Kenda Juggernaut fat tires

Electronics

750-watt BAFANG G510 Ultra Max mid-drive motor
48V 15Ah LG battery (without optional dual-battery configuration)
48V 5A 110V-240V quick charger
Thumb throttle (left side)
Full color LCD display with USB charging port

Bikonit MD750 Review: E-Bike Overview

The Bikonit Warthog MD750 is an incredibly versatile fat tire e-bike that packs a serious punch. A well-built, fully-featured electric bike that’s great for both around-town commutes and off-road adventures, the MD750 excels in virtually all conditions, including snow, mud, sand, and gravel.

The Warthog MD750 has a great looking frame that’s made from top-notch, corrosion-resistant 6061 aluminum alloy. Bikonit offers the MD750 in a single or double battery configuration, and the company has done a beautiful job of integrating the massive LG batteries into the downtube of the frame.

Powered by a 750W BAFANG G510 CANBUS mid-drive motor that puts out 160Nm of torque, the MD750 delivers 500 lbs of towing capacity and 1500W of peak output. As far as max range goes, the MD750 can cruise for 35-100 miles per charge, depending on the battery setup.

While this bike packs a serious amount of power, it’s also very refined and provides riders with a smooth and comfortable riding experience. The chunky 26″ x 4.5″ Kenda Juggernaut tires offer outstanding stability and off-road handling, and the front air suspension performs very well when tackling rough terrain.

While Bikonit doesn’t ship its bikes out with cargo racks, the Warthog MD750 can be easily customized with racks, cargo baskets, mounts, and even a trailer for hauling camping supplies or large game.

Shifting is smooth, thanks to the bike’s SRAM X5 setup and the included 203mm Tektro hydraulic disc brakes deliver next-level stopping power.

Size and Weight

As you’d expect from one of Bikonit’s all-terrain fat tire bikes, the Warthog MD750 is a big bike. Weighing in at 70 pounds without batteries (87 pounds when loaded with the max dual-battery option), the MD750 is 78.5″ long with a 50.3″ wheelbase. The bike’s standover height is 29″ and the handlebar height is 45.5″.

If the weight of the MD750 is a deal-breaker, we highly recommend checking out the entry-level Bikonit Warthog HD750 which shaves off about 6 pounds and features a BAFANG 750W rear hub motor.

Features

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Performance and Ride

As mentioned, the ride quality of the Bikonit MD750 is excellent. An easy to ride bike that delivers a comfortable, stable ride in bumpy conditions, the MD750 inspires confidence in the rider and it’s capable of handling whatever is thrown at it. Packing plenty of speed and the power needed to pull large loads and climb big hills with ease, the MD750 is one of those bikes that you’ll want to bring along on your most challenging outdoor adventures.

Build Quality

Bikonit is known for building great bikes, and the Warthog MD750 doesn’t disappoint. The frame of the bike is extremely well-constructed with nice welds and integrated batteries. Unlike most other dual-battery e-bikes, the company did a great job of integrating not one, but both of the MD750’s large batteries, adding to the premium look and feel of this model.

Bikonit also didn’t cut corners on the component package, and the brand name parts used for the build are of excellent quality.

Appearance

As mentioned, we really love the frame design on this bike and it definitely gives off a premium vibe. This is a massive bike and one that’s guaranteed to turn heads everywhere you go. From the beefy frame to the huge Kenda fat tires, one look at the MD750 tells you that this e-bike means business.

As with Bikonit’s other two models, the Warthog MD750 is available in a few different colors, including Sandstone, Matte Black, and Matte Grey.

Included Accessories & Optional Add-ons

While the MD750 is a great platform for serious customization, the bike doesn’t ship with any accessories. Unlike many other fat tire e-bikes that include add-ons like fenders and cargo racks, Bikonit ships the bike in a stripped-down, minimalist configuration and leaves it up to customers to accessorize their bikes, as-needed.

At the bare minimum, we’d love to see Bikonit include a rear rack with the MD750, especially considering the fact that this bike is geared towards the hunting, fishing, and camping crowd. Perhaps that’s something that the brand will consider doing going forward.

Warranty & Customer Support

Bikonit enjoys an excellent reputation for the level of customer support it provides its customers, and the company is easy to contact. Currently, the company can be reached via email, phone, live chat, and through its social media accounts.

The Warthog MD750 comes with a 1-year warranty and a 15-day return policy. Having said that, the company does charge a hefty 15% restocking fee on returns made during the 15-day window and the returned bike must have fewer than 10 miles on the odometer. If the mileage exceeds 10 miles, an additional 1% restocking fee is added for each mile. In addition to the restocking fee, customers are also required to cover the cost of return shipping.

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Price, Where to Buy it, & Coupon Code

Currently, the MSRP of the Bikonit’s Warthog MD750 is $3,799 in the single battery configuration and $4,099 with the dual-battery upgrade. The bike can be ordered through the brand’s official online store company’s official online store and delivery time is typically 2-3 days after orders are shipped, depending on the customer’s location.

Additionally, Bikonit is offering a special, limited-time $200 discount on the MD750 with the promo code RECHARGEDRIDES. To take advantage of this promotion, just click here and add the bike and any accessories to your shopping cart. Then, click the “Checkout” button and enter the coupon code in the field that says “Gift card or discount code”…

FAQs

Where is the Bikonit MD750 made?

Bikonit's lineup of fat tire e-bikes are manufactured in China.

Pros and Cons

PROS

CONS

Beautifully-designed frame with nicely integrated batteries
750W BAFANG mid-drive motor packs a serious amount of power and torque
Impressive range, especially when fitted with the dual-battery upgrade
Air suspension and 26" x 4.5" Kenda Juggernaut fat tires provide a stable, comfortable ride
Extremely versatile bike that can handle the beach, trails, snow, gravel, and more
Included Tektro hydraulic disc brakes deliver serious stopping power which is important with a bike of this size
500 lbs of towing capacity is perfect for hauling large game and camping gear
Rock-solid 1-year warranty
Outstanding customer support

Final Thoughts

Yet another impressive offering from Bikonit, the Warthog MD750 provides avid outdoorsmen with a rugged, all-terrain platform that’s easy to customize to each rider’s specific use case. A bike that’s capable of doing it all, the MD750 gets high marks for versatility and is a lot of fun for around-town commutes, trails, and backwoods adventuring.

Overall, this is a nicely-equipped e-bike and the componentry is a good match for this ride. Riders who want a bump in power and the zero-maintenance perks of a Gates Carbon drive belt-based setup should check out the Bikonit Warthog MD1000 (although this top-of-the-line model is significantly higher-priced)

The only real downsides of the MD750 that we feel are worth mentioning are the bike’s heft (87 lbs when fully loaded with twin batteries) and the fact that Bikonit doesn’t include a cargo rack. The weight is to be expected on a bike of this type, but were surprised that the company doesn’t ship the MD750 with a rear rack which is a standard add-on that’s included with many fat tire e-bikes.

Bottom line — if you’re shopping around for a high-quality fat tire electric bicycle that’s dependable and extremely capable, the Bikonit MD750 is a model that we feel should be on your shortlist.