FLINT ST
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View at Mokwheel ↗SPECIFICATION COMPARISON / CHECKED OCTOBER 12, 2026
FLINT ST vs Tarmac: two approaches to everyday riding
The FLINT ST is a lightweight step-through city model. The Tarmac is a step-over hybrid described for pavement and light trails. Choose around your route, frame preference and lifting needs before comparing the larger watt number.
Based on manufacturer specifications. We have not independently tested or ridden these models.
Tarmac
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| Specification | FLINT ST | Tarmac |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | Step-through; 6061 aluminum alloy | Step-over; 6061 aluminum alloy |
| Motor power | 350 W continuous | 750 W continuous |
| Manufacturer power note | — | — |
| Battery | 36V 10Ah | 48V 15Ah |
| Claimed maximum range* | Up to 70 miles | Up to 60 miles |
| Payload | 300 lb | 350 lb |
| Bike weight | 40 lbs | Confirm with retailer |
| Tires | CST 700 x 45C | 29 x 2.35 in |
*Manufacturer maximums, not independent test results. Actual range varies. Photos: ©2026, Mokwheel Bikes. All Rights Reserved. Finishes and included accessories may vary.
Start with the frame you can use comfortably
FLINT ST uses a step-through frame; Tarmac uses a step-over frame. Easy mounting, standover clearance and recommended rider height can matter every time you stop. Confirm the selected size with Mokwheel. These frames should not be treated as interchangeable just because both models can serve everyday trips.
Look at the full power and battery combination
FLINT ST publishes a 350 W continuous motor and 36V 10Ah battery. Tarmac publishes 750 W continuous and 48V 15Ah. Those figures describe different systems, but they do not independently establish hill-climbing performance, efficiency or which will suit a particular rider. Consider the terrain and ask about assistance, gearing and the current configuration.
Read the tire formats in context
FLINT ST lists CST 700 × 45C tires; Tarmac lists 29 × 2.35-inch tires. The Tarmac is positioned for commuting, pavement and light trails. The FLINT ST is a city option with a chain drivetrain, separate from the FLINT PRO ST belt-drive model. Match the actual model name and variant when checking retailer offers.
A lighter listing does not settle every lifting question
FLINT ST publishes 40 lb. Current and indexed official Tarmac weights conflict, so we leave that weight to retailer confirmation. If stairs, a rack or public transport are central to your day, ask for the exact variant’s weight and dimensions. Check your transport equipment’s limits before buying.
A useful shortlist
Start with FLINT ST when you want the published lighter city format and a step-through frame. Explore Tarmac for a step-over hybrid and a broader pavement/light-trail brief. FLINT ST claims up to 70 miles and Tarmac up to 60; those maxima are not comparable independent tests and do not guarantee that the smaller battery takes you farther on your route.
Check the exact current listing
Specifications, available variants and prices can change. These official sources were checked October 12, 2026: