DJI rocks, Rock Shox springs and Bosch powers

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It seems that DJI has only just begun to revolutionize the e-mountain bike universe. The latest example is Rotwild, which is providing a strong tailwind with the Avinox motor. Bosch is even rolling out a new motor series that looks like a Swiss army knife. And Rock Shox has new material for lightning-fast cross-country laps.

The Bosch drive for adventure

Bosch Line PX

Bosch is launching the new Performance Line PX and wants to get the spirit of discovery going at full speed. With up to 400 percent support, 90 Nm torque and 700 W power, this is exactly the right drive for adventure and trekking tours, according to the Swabians.

Nice and fast: the new SID SL fork

Rock Shox SID SL

Since 1998, Rock Shox has been producing suspension elements under the name Superlight Integrated Design - SID for short - that have only one goal: To be as fast as possible on cross-country courses. This is particularly true of the SID SL fork, which at around 1390 grams with 110 millimetres of travel is also impressive on the scales.

Rotwild is at the Avinox party - and how

Rotwild Rex Ultra

The R.EX from Rotwild not only has the Avinox motor on board, but also an in-house developed battery with a capacity of 864 Wh. This power source is housed in a carbon casing and, at 3580 grams, also proves its worth on the scales. The rear triangle is particularly eye-catching, offering high rigidity, plenty of tire clearance and precise kinematics.