Avinox defends high-power motors: power is not speed
Avinox argues that high eMTB power is about control, accessibility and traction, not simply going faster. But the industry needs to explain that more clearly.
Avinox argues that high eMTB power is about control, accessibility and traction, not simply going faster. But the industry needs to explain that more clearly.
Avinox raises the stakes with the new M2 and M2S: up to 150 Nm, 1,500 W in Boost and IP66 protection, challenging Bosch, Shimano and Brose in the eMTB motor market.
How cold, heat and storage affect an eMTB motor and battery.
Cadence, shifting under load and drivetrain wear explained for eMTB riders.
A practical guide to using assistance modes without wasting battery power.
Nm, peak watts, assistance percentage, Wh and cadence clearly explained: what really matters in an eMTB motor.
Do not judge by Wh alone: weight, assistance mode, elevation gain, temperature, wheels and motor can completely change real-world range.
eMTB PRO video and analysis of the Bafang M560RS: the 150 Nm motor intensifying competition in eMTB.
eMTB PRO video and analysis of upcoming releases: 2026 launches and the 130 Nm Avinox M2 SL.
eMTB PRO video and critical analysis: Avinox M2, separating hype from developments that could change the market.