Flux One vs Turbo Force: Which Teewing eMTB?
Flux One vs Turbo Force
Two full-carbon Avinox eMTBs. One question: enduro weapon, or do-it-all trail bike?
Both the Teewing Flux One and Turbo Force are full-carbon eMTBs running the DJI Avinox M2S drive system, and both are in stock in Canada. The difference is what kind of riding they are built for.
| Turbo Force | Flux One | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | All-round trail | Enduro, steep tech |
| Fork | Fox 36 | Fox 38 |
| Travel | Trail | 180/178mm high-pivot mullet |
| Drive | Avinox M2S | Avinox M2S |
| From | $7,995 | - |
Turbo Force - the all-rounder
The Turbo Force is the trail and all-mountain bike. Fox 36 fork, balanced geometry, and the range starts at $7,995. If you want one bike that does big days, mixed terrain and everything from mellow trails to the occasional rowdy descent, this is it.
Flux One - the enduro weapon
The Flux One is the long-travel enduro bike. Fox 38 up front, 180mm front and 178mm rear, high-pivot suspension and a mullet wheel setup for steep, technical, descending-focused riding. If your local trails are rough and steep, or you spend time in the bike park, the Flux One is the tool.
Quick guide
- Choose the Turbo Force if you want one versatile bike for all-round trail riding and big days.
- Choose the Flux One if you ride aggressive enduro, steep tech or the bike park and want maximum descending capability.
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