Bike Review – Pinkbike – The Teewing Flux One Pro
The Teewing Flux One Pro just earned a full, long-term review at Pinkbike — one of the biggest and most respected names in mountain biking. Tester Matt Beer spent months aboard it on Squamish's steepest trails, and the verdict is a big one for an emerging brand.
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“A riot to lap jump tracks and point down big freeride moves.”Matt Beer · Pinkbike
Flux One Pro — as reviewed
- Motor
- DJI Avinox M2S
- Travel
- 178mm / 180mm fork
- Battery
- 800 Wh
- Weight
- 48.5 lb / 22 kg
- Wheels
- MX (29"-compatible)
- Frame
- Full carbon
A self-shuttling freeride sled
Pinkbike framed the Flux One Pro as a big-travel freeride machine with a built-in shuttle back to the top — long-travel, high-pivot suspension that lets you lap jump tracks and big descents without the climb being a chore.
- 178mm rear travel (170mm with a 29" rear) and a 180mm fork
- Full carbon, Category-5-rated frame with mixed (MX) wheels
- Sub-50 lb despite the travel and the 800 Wh battery
The DJI Avinox M2S motor
The motor was a standout — Beer singled out its torque-to-weight ratio and real-world climbing punch:
- Up to 150 Nm of torque from a 2.6 kg motor package
- Comfortably out-climbs a Bosch CX on steep grades
- Inlaid OLED touchscreen, plus a handy USB-C output for a bar light
“Extremely lively for a powerful e-bike.”Matt Beer · Pinkbike
Surprisingly playful geometry
The big surprise was how lively the Flux felt for a bike in this category:
- Easy to manual and quick into corners, yet happy to be pushed into bigger terrain
- A not-overly-slack 63.8° head angle, with flip-chip geometry and wheel-size options
- A steep 78.3° seat tube angle that keeps you planted on the steepest climbs
Genuine value
With a carbon frame, full Fox suspension (Factory level on the Pro) and a Shimano XT Di2 drivetrain, Beer rated the build as reasonable value next to rivals running less powerful motors.
The verdict
Beer was honest about the trade-offs — the 800 Wh battery caps peak power, and the short chainstay rewards a careful suspension setup — but the overall picture is a compelling freeride eMTB from a brand worth watching.
“A compelling option in the big-hitter category.”Matt Beer · Pinkbike
Watch the video review
Matt Beer's full 13-minute video review plays over on Pinkbike — tap to watch:
Watch the 13-minute review on Pinkbike
