Teewing Flux One vs Scott Patron eRIDE
Teewing Flux One vs Scott Patron eRIDE
The Patron is a clean, capable enduro bike. The Flux One counters with the Avinox drive and a keener price.
The Scott Patron eRIDE is a sleek enduro eMTB known for its integrated shock and tidy lines, running a big Bosch battery. The Teewing Flux One takes it on with a full-carbon frame, the DJI Avinox M2S drive and Fox Factory suspension, usually for less, and in stock in Canada.
Where the Flux One wins
The drive of the moment. Scott runs Bosch. The Flux One runs the Avinox M2S: lighter, faster charging, with a class-leading app and display, and the same drive as the sold-out Amflow.
Serviceable suspension. The Patron's hidden shock looks great but is fiddlier to reach. The Flux One uses standard Fox Factory suspension that any shop can tune.
Value and availability. Full carbon and Avinox from $9,295, in stock now.
| Teewing Flux One | Scott Patron eRIDE | |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | DJI Avinox M2S | Bosch Performance CX |
| Charging | Fast | Slower |
| Frame | Full carbon | Carbon |
| Suspension | Fox Factory, easy to service | Integrated shock |
| Availability | In stock in Canada | Subject to dealer stock |
| Price | From $9,295 | Often higher |
Give the Scott its due
The Patron is a beautifully integrated bike with a big battery and a clean look, and Scott has a strong dealer network. If the hidden-shock design and that network appeal to you, it is a fine bike. For most riders, the newer drive and easier servicing favour the Flux One.
The verdict
The Patron is a slick, capable bike. The Flux One is the more modern and more practical one, with the Avinox drive, easy-to-service suspension and a keener price, in stock today. For the best mix of performance and everyday ownership, the Flux One wins.
