What do the new Avinox bikes look like?

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If you're all about pure performance, there's currently no getting around the new Avinox motor—there's hardly anything comparable in the full-power segment. But a motor system alone doesn't make a good mountain bike. How have manufacturers like Mondraker, Pivot, and Rotwild done their homework to create new bikes featuring this benchmark motor?

Mondraker's flagship electric bike: The Zendit

Mondraker Zendit

With 165 millimeters of rear travel, a standard mullet setup, and the next generation of the ZeroSuspension system, the Zendit is, according to the Spanish manufacturer, by far the most powerful Mondraker bike ever made. This is also thanks to the incredibly powerful Avinox M2S drivetrain.

Pivot and Avionx: Agile, Direct, and Radical

Amps

The Avinox M2S drive unit delivers immense power in the Pivot Shuttle AMP'd, despite the system weighing just 2.6 kg. Up to 150 Nm of torque and a peak output of 1300 W ensure explosive acceleration off-road. The integrated 800Wh battery offers solid range and, thanks to its slim design, blends elegantly into the Shuttle AMP'd’s sleek silhouette. The Avinox 508W fast charger—available in Pro and Team versions—recharges the battery in no time.

Rotwild integrates Avinox into its racing DNA

Rotwild Avinox

Be the fastest on your home trail or on the podium at the next e-enduro race? That’s the challenge Rotwild is issuing for the R.EXC, which is hitting the starting line with the new Avinox motor. Weighing in at 23.2 kg, the Ultra version also looks impressive on the scale.

Raymon really gets going when others have long since slowed down

Raymon Tarok

Raymon offers the Tarok in three versions, all equipped with Avinox’s M2S engine. When it comes to the new engine’s performance figures, Raymon presents a simple, easy-to-understand equation: Your power, times eight. According to Raymon, the M2S engine is a powerplant that delivers its full power even when other systems have long since had to throttle back.

Thömus follows up with the Avinox M2s

Thömus Oberrider neu auch mit Avinox M2s.

Following the launch of the Oberrider with the Avinox drive, Thömus is now offering its new trail and enduro e-mountain bike with the even more powerful Avinox M2s. The new drive unit delivers up to 150 Newton-meters of torque and 1,500 watts of peak power. It also features a newly developed high-pivot suspension, two clearly defined model variants, and a high degree of customization.