Teewing Flux One vs Orbea Wild
Teewing Flux One vs Orbea Wild
The Wild is a beautiful custom build. The Flux One gives you the same full-carbon, full-power class with the Avinox drive, ready to ride now.
The Orbea Wild is a stunning full-carbon enduro eMTB, and the custom paint program is a real draw. But a bike you have to design and wait for is a very different thing from one you can ride this weekend. The Teewing Flux One matches the Wild's full-carbon, full-power billing, adds the DJI Avinox M2S drive, and is in stock in Canada now.
Where the Flux One wins
The newer drive. The Wild runs Bosch. The Flux One runs the Avinox M2S: lighter, faster charging, with a colour display and app that feel a step ahead. It is the same system as the sold-out Amflow.
No build queue. Orbea's made-to-order program means a wait and, usually, a higher price. The Flux One is ready to ship.
High-pivot composure. The Flux One's high-pivot design keeps it calm on the steepest, roughest descents.
| Teewing Flux One | Orbea Wild | |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | DJI Avinox M2S | Bosch Performance CX |
| Charging | Fast | Slower |
| Frame | Full carbon | Full carbon |
| Suspension | Fox Factory | Varies by build |
| Availability | In stock in Canada | Made to order |
| Price | From $9,295 | Often higher at similar spec |
Give the Orbea its due
If a one-off, custom-painted bike is the dream and you are happy to wait for it, the Wild is genuinely special. That personal touch is something Teewing does not offer. For everyone who would rather ride than wait, the maths favours the Flux One.
The verdict
The Wild is beautiful if you can wait and pay for it. The Flux One gives you the same full-carbon, full-power class with the more modern Avinox drive, in stock today and usually for less. Unless custom paint is the whole point, the Flux One is the better buy.
