Sherpa M1 – Best Electric Mountain Bike in India | Alpine Orange

The Aoki Sherpa M1 is the best electric mountain bike in India for riders who want trail-ready capability without a premium price tag. A lightweight, corrosion-resistant aluminium 6061 frame, 27.5×2.10 mountain tyres, and front & rear disc brakes handle uneven terrain and city potholes with ease, while a Shimano 9-speed drivetrain keeps shifts smooth on climbs. Powered by a 36V 250W motor and 10.4Ah battery for up to 50 km of pedal-assist range, the Sherpa M1 is an ideal first electric mountain bike for students, first-time e-bike buyers, and weekend trail riders. Frame Drivetrain Range Frame Lightweight, Corrosion Resistant Aluminium 6061 Seamless Frame Tyres 27.5 * 2.10 Premium Tyres Brakes Front & Rear Disc Brakes Suspension Lightweight Alloy Suspension with 100 mm Travel Rims Alloy Double Wall Rims Gear System Shimano 9 Speed Gear System Derailleur Shimano TY300 Shifter LTWOO SL-V5009 Motor 36V 250W High Torque BLDC Hub Drive Motor Range 50 KM on Pedal Assist Mode and 40 KM on Throttle Battery 36V 10.4AH Li Ion(Samsung Cells) Removable, Lock Secured In Tube Battery Top Speed 25Km/H Frequently Asked Questions How long does the Sherpa M1 Alpine Orange battery take to charge?The Sherpa M1's 36V 10.4Ah battery takes approximately 4-5 hours for a full charge from empty using the included charger. What warranty does Aoki provide on the Sherpa M1?The Sherpa M1 comes with a lifetime warranty on the frame and a 2-year warranty on the motor and battery. Can I buy the Sherpa M1 on EMI?Yes, the Sherpa M1 is available with no-cost EMI through Snapmint at checkout. Do I need a licence or registration to ride the Sherpa M1?No. With a 250W motor and a top speed of 25 km/h, the Sherpa M1 is classified as a bicycle in India and does not require registration, a driving licence, or insurance. Is it safe to ride the Sherpa M1 in the rain?Yes. The Sherpa M1's battery is IP67 rated, making it fully splash-proof, and the rest of the components are water-resistant. Just avoid submerging the cycle in deep water or riding through heavily flooded roads.