Wallke H7

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Facts

Gender
Release Year
Brand
Charge Time
7, 6 Hours
Maximum Range
130, 200 Miles
Top Speed
33 mph
Watts
1200 W, 2000 W
Torque
105, 190 Nm
Volts and Amp Hours
48V 40Ah, 48V 60Ah
Class
Drive
Wheel Size
Number of Gears
Gearing Type
Weight
105, 130 lb
Suspension
Brake Type
Frame Material

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Wallke H7. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

9 reasons to buy

  • The Wallke H7 comes with the choice of a single 1,200W motor and a 40Ah battery or dual 1,000W motors (AWD) and a 60Ah battery.
  • Testers relish the H7 AWD’s climbing abilities in dual-motor mode.
  • The Logan four-piston hydraulic disc brakes and 203mm rotors provide reliable stopping power in testing, and the brake levers are reach-adjustable.
  • A 180lb tester of the H7 AWD (60Ah battery) gets 102 miles of range on a paved route using mostly the throttle.
  • Reviewers enjoy the upright, comfortable riding position.
  • The step-through design makes it easy to get on and off the bike.
  • Riders can switch between using the front, the rear, or both motors at the push of a button.
  • The bike comes with a rear rack and passenger seat, fenders, a USB-A charging port, a headlight, and a taillight with brake activation.
  • The included 6A (standard) or 10A (AWD) chargers deliver fast charging times.

12 reasons not to buy

  • The H7's power and top speed exceed legal e-bike limits.
  • Testers find the ride uncomfortable over bumps and dirt trails, in spite of the full suspension and 4” wide tires.
  • At 105lb (single motor) and 130lb (AWD), both H7 builds are extremely heavy.
  • Experts note a delay of up to five seconds for the throttle to respond when accelerating at high speeds.
  • It takes two full pedal rotations before assistance kicks in, according to a reviewer.
  • Multiple buyers and reviewers report receiving damaged bikes on arrival.
  • Testers experience ghost pedaling at 20mph.
  • Buyers complain of poor and unhelpful customer support.
  • Testers report the headlight, rear fender, and kickstand rattling.
  • Owners say they receive an instruction manual for an older version of the bike.
  • The H7 doesn't come with foot pegs despite having a rear passenger seat.
  • Wallke reuses customer ratings from a previous model on its Amazon product page.

Bottom line

Wallke's H7 is a fat-tire e-bike available with either a single 1,200W motor and 40Ah battery or two 1,000W motors (AWD) and a 60Ah battery. Both the motor power and top speed exceed legal limits. Testers praise the climbing power, impressive range, strong brakes, and relaxed upright riding position. However, the high weight, delayed pedal assist and throttle response, and uncomfortable ride over bumpy pavement and light trails draw criticism from testers. Additionally, buyers report receiving damaged parts and poor customer support to address issues. While the H7's power and range impress, it falls short in most other areas.

Expert Reviews

73/100 based on 3 rated expert reviews
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Fast and Heavy: Wallke H7 AWD Pushes Past the Limits of Electric Bikes

So the reason someone would buy the Wallke H7 AWD is pretty much for the power and the range, and not much else.

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MrCentralDriver

Does It Pass My Tests? – Wallke H7 Step-Thru AWD [This Price] Off

I just felt like the bike, overall, was too rough for my liking.

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CitizenCycle

Wallke H7 AWD: Dual Motor Power and Incredible Range!

If you’re looking for strong, controllable power in [the] mega range, this is your guy.

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Maximum Charge

Big Power, Big Battery. Wallke H7 Review 2024

If you want range, obviously, this is the bike to get.

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Fun with Jim

Wallke H7 AWD E-Bike Review 2025 | Big Guy Tested With Amazing Results!!!

… very impressive, very strong, lots of power on this bike.

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Electrified Reviews

200 Miles on a Single Charge? The Wallke H7’s Incredible Range

The Wallke H7 step-through all-wheel drive is definitely worth the investment.

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TailHappyTV

I Tested LA’s Steepest Street on My AWD Wallke H7 E-Bike

If you are looking for a long-range, dual-motor electric bike, I definitely think this is an excellent option.

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Boosted Motorsports 2

Wallke H7 AWD E-Bike Test Ride and Review

… this thing is a solid unit… overall, I’m happy with it.

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The Other Me

This E-Bike Is Fast, Powerful and Perfect for Riding Vegas – Wallke H7 AWD

… for [this price], you’re not going to find a better bike with all the features for the money.

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User Ratings

84/100 based on 48 ratings
  • 5 star
    65%
  • 4 star
    17%
  • 3 star
    2%
  • 2 star
    6%
  • 1 star
    10%

Rankings

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