Teewing e-bikes are now available in Canada at Amego, and every model in the lineup runs the DJI Avinox M2S, one of the most powerful production eMTB motors ever tested. That means 130 Nm of sustained torque, 150 Nm in Boost, an 800Wh battery and a full carbon frame on every bike.
Teewing builds two families. The Turbo Force is a 29" trail and all-mountain bike with 160 mm of front travel and 150 mm in the rear. The Flux One is a 180 mm high-pivot enduro bike with mullet wheels. Prices start at $6,995 CAD, which puts a full carbon Avinox M2S eMTB well below what most riders expect to pay.
This guide covers who Teewing is, what makes the Avinox M2S different, how the four models compare, and how to test ride one in Toronto or Calgary. You can also jump straight to the Teewing electric mountain bike collection.
Who is Teewing?
Teewing is a young electric mountain bike brand with an experienced team behind it. Its engineers spent more than 15 years doing R&D for high-end bicycle brands before launching their own eMTB line in 2023.
The bikes are designed and refined with Italian technical partners and built at one of the world's top ten bicycle factories. Every model is tested on course by the Teewing Factory Team, which raced the 2025 UCI E-MTB World Series (WES) World Cup.
That race-first approach shows in the spec sheets: Fox suspension across the range, Shimano XT drivetrains, carbon frames and modern enduro geometry. It has also earned early praise from UK riders, including a first-ride review of the Turbo Force by YouTuber Andi Sykes and a Flux One video with rider Josh Gleave.
What is DJI Avinox and the Avinox M2S motor?
Avinox is the e-bike drive system developed by DJI, the company best known for drones and camera gimbals. The first Avinox motor, the M1, launched in 2024 and immediately raised the bar for eMTB power. In April 2026 Avinox released the second generation: the M2 and the flagship M2S, which is the motor in every Teewing.
Here is what the Avinox M2S delivers:
| Avinox M2S spec | Figure |
|---|---|
| Sustained torque | 130 Nm |
| Boost torque | 150 Nm, for up to 60 seconds |
| Peak power | Up to 1,300 W on Teewing models (the M2S reaches 1,500 W with Avinox's high-output battery) |
| Rated continuous power | 250 W |
| Max assist | Up to 800% of rider input |
| Motor weight | About 2.6 kg |
For context, Bosch's Performance Line CX tops out at 85 Nm and around 600 W. The Avinox M2S packs roughly 75% more torque into a motor that weighs about the same. Avinox gets there by winding the motor with flat copper wire instead of round wire, which fits more copper into the same space, and by switching to sealed bearings for less drag when you pedal without assist.
The rest of the Avinox system matters just as much on the trail:
- Avinox 800Wh battery: about 3.74 kg, with a listed range of up to 157 km on Teewing models.
- Avinox 2-inch OLED touchscreen: auto-brightness, water and dust resistant, and tracks more than 40 ride data points.
- Avinox app: customize assist modes, torque curves, power output and start assist, with changes syncing to the motor instantly.
More than 60 bike brands now build around Avinox, including Pivot, Canyon, Mondraker and Commencal. Teewing puts the M2S and an 800Wh battery on every model in its range, so you get the full Avinox experience at every price point.
The Teewing lineup: Turbo Force and Flux One
Teewing Turbo Force XT: the best-value Avinox M2S eMTB
The Teewing Turbo Force XT is the entry point to the range and one of the most affordable ways to get an Avinox M2S in Canada. It pairs the full carbon frame with a 160 mm Fox 36 Rhythm fork, 150 mm of rear travel on a four-bar linkage, a Shimano XT 12-speed drivetrain and the 800Wh battery (600Wh on size small). At 48 lb (21.8 kg), it handles flowing singletrack and rough all-mountain terrain with equal confidence.
Teewing Turbo Force Pro: the lightest Teewing
The Teewing Turbo Force Pro takes the same trail platform and adds top-tier parts. You get a Fox 36 Float Factory fork with the GRIP X2 damper, a Fox Float X Factory shock and Shimano XT Di2 electronic shifting that stays precise under full motor load. At 46.3 lb (21 kg), it is the lightest bike in the lineup.
Teewing Flux One A: Avinox enduro power
The Teewing Flux One A is built for steep, fast enduro terrain. It runs a 180 mm Fox 38 fork, 170/178 mm of rear travel on a Fox Float X shock, and a mullet setup with a 29" front wheel and 27.5" rear. The big front wheel rolls over obstacles while the smaller rear wheel keeps the bike quick in tight corners, and a flip chip lets you switch to full 29" if you prefer. It shares the Pro's high-pivot frame, runs a SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type drivetrain with SRAM Maven brakes, and comes in black or blue.
Teewing Flux One Pro: the flagship high-pivot enduro eMTB
The Teewing Flux One Pro is the top of the range. It upgrades the high-pivot Flux One frame with Fox 38 Factory and Float X2 Factory suspension (180 mm up front, 170/178 mm out back), Shimano XT Di2 shifting, carbon wheels and a carbon bar. The high pivot keeps the rear wheel moving back over big hits, so the bike stays calm and planted at speed. Pair that with 150 Nm of Avinox Boost and it climbs as hard as it descends.
Pinkbike review: Teewing Flux One Pro first ride
Pinkbike put the Teewing Flux One Pro through a first ride, with tech editor Matt Beer at the controls. They pitched it as an Avinox eMTB built for freeriding, and the riding backed that up.
On the climbs, the Avinox M2S torque made steep, technical pitches feel easy. Pinkbike also noted the motor feels smoother and less mechanical than earlier Avinox units, even under heavy load.
On the way down, Matt found the Flux One Pro fast and eager to play. It floated over rough sections, changed direction quickly and popped off the ground better than a 180 mm eMTB of its size should. He summed up the ride as "a riot."
The review also called out the details that make the Flux One Pro easy to live with: internal cable routing, a UDH rear end, plenty of tire clearance, and a frame that runs mullet or full 29" with flip-chip geometry. The takeaway is clear. If you love steep lines and big hits but still want serious help on the climb back up, this bike is built for you.
Teewing model comparison: which one is right for you?
All four share the Avinox M2S motor, 800Wh battery, full carbon frame and a listed range of up to 157 km. The difference is how much travel you need and how much you want to spend on suspension and shifting.
| Model | Price (CAD) | Riding style | Fork / rear travel | Wheels | Drivetrain | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turbo Force XT | $6,995 | Trail, all-mountain | Fox 36 Rhythm 160 mm / 150 mm | 29" | Shimano XT 12-speed | 48 lb |
| Turbo Force Pro | $10,495 (reg. $11,995) | Trail, all-mountain | Fox 36 Factory 160 mm / 150 mm | 29" | Shimano XT Di2 12-speed | 46.3 lb |
| Flux One A | $9,295 | Enduro | Fox 38 180 mm / 170-178 mm, high pivot | Mullet 29/27.5 | SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type 12-speed | 50.4 lb |
| Flux One Pro | $12,595 | Enduro, bike park | Fox 38 Factory 180 mm / 170-178 mm, high pivot | Mullet 29/27.5 | Shimano XT Di2 12-speed | 50.4 lb |
Choose the Turbo Force XT if you want the Avinox M2S experience at the lowest price and ride mostly trail and cross-country terrain.
Choose the Turbo Force Pro if you want the lightest, most refined trail bike, with Factory suspension and electronic shifting.
Choose the Flux One A if your local trails are steep and rough, and you want enduro travel without flagship pricing.
Choose the Flux One Pro if you ride bike parks, big descents and chunky terrain, and want the high-pivot ride quality.
Still deciding between Teewing and other brands? Browse all of our electric mountain bikes to compare against Bosch and other drive systems.
Is a 1,300 W Avinox e-bike legal in Canada?
Yes. The 1,300 W figure is a short peak burst, not the motor's rating. The Avinox M2S has a rated continuous output of 250 W, well under the 500 W limit used for e-bikes in Ontario and Alberta. Every Teewing also has working pedals, pedal-assist only and a weight between 21 and 23 kg, far under Ontario's proposed 55 kg cap for Class 1 e-bikes. Read our breakdown of Ontario's new e-bike rules for 2026 for the details.
Trail access is a separate question. Some mountain bike networks allow pedal-assist eMTBs and some don't, so check the rules for the trails you ride before you head out.
Test ride a Teewing in Toronto or Calgary
Amego has been selling e-bikes in Canada since 2010, and we're bringing Teewing to riders from the Don Valley to Moose Mountain. Visit us at any of our three locations:
- Downtown Toronto: 533 Richmond St W
- Midtown Toronto Superstore: 87 Wingold Ave, Unit 4
- Calgary: 506 42 Ave SE
Book a sales appointment to make sure the model and size you want is ready when you arrive. If your size is at another store, we'll transfer it for pickup, or ship it to your door with free Canadian shipping on orders over $1,598. Financing is available, and our price match policy means you won't find a better deal on a Teewing elsewhere.
Teewing and Avinox FAQ
Where can I buy Teewing e-bikes in Canada?
Amego carries the Teewing eMTB lineup online and at our Downtown Toronto, Midtown Toronto and Calgary stores, with shipping across Canada.
What motor do Teewing e-bikes use?
Every Teewing uses the DJI Avinox M2S drive unit, with 130 Nm of sustained torque, 150 Nm in Boost and up to 1,300 W of peak power.
What is the difference between the Avinox M2 and M2S?
The M2S is the flagship. It makes up to 150 Nm and 1,500 W, while the M2 makes up to 125 Nm and 1,100 W. The M2S is also slightly lighter at about 2.6 kg.
How does the Avinox M2S compare to the Bosch Performance Line CX?
The M2S delivers 150 Nm in Boost versus 85 Nm on the Bosch CX, at a similar motor weight. Bosch has a larger dealer and service network, while Avinox offers far more power and deep app tuning.
How far can a Teewing go on one charge?
Teewing lists a range of up to 157 km from the 800Wh Avinox battery. Real range depends on assist mode, terrain, rider weight and temperature.
How much does a Teewing weigh?
The Turbo Force Pro weighs 46.3 lb (21 kg) and the Turbo Force XT 48 lb (21.8 kg). The Flux One A and Flux One Pro are both 50.4 lb (22.9 kg).
What is the difference between the Turbo Force and the Flux One?
The Turbo Force is a trail and all-mountain bike on 29" wheels with 160 mm front and 150 mm rear travel on a four-bar linkage. The Flux One is a high-pivot enduro bike with 180 mm front and 170/178 mm rear travel, plus mullet wheels that switch to full 29" with a flip chip.
Is the Avinox M2S legal in Ontario and Alberta?
Yes. Its rated continuous output is 250 W, under the 500 W limit for e-bikes, and Teewing bikes are pedal-assist only.
Can I customize the Avinox motor settings?
Yes. The Avinox app lets you adjust assist modes, torque curves, power output and start assist, and changes sync to the bike instantly.
Can I finance a Teewing e-bike?
Yes. Financing is available at checkout online and in store. See our financing options.
