The Most Exciting Avinox Bikes at EUROBIKE 2026

EUROBIKE 2026 reveals a growing selection of eMTBs incorporating the Avinox drive system, with prices ranging from €3,999 to €9,999. Brands such as Megamo, Nukeproof, Raymon, and Steppenwolf are unveiling their latest offerings. This article covers all the essential details.

The event underscores the rapid advancements in high-performance e-bike drive systems. While Avinox and Gobao introduce innovative solutions, established players are facing mounting competition. More insights into the developments surrounding Avinox, Gobao, and competing drive systems can be found in our initial assessments.

However, the spotlight at the show is firmly on the increasing number of eMTBs equipped with the latest Avinox motor. Below is a summary of the most thrilling new models featuring this technology.

AMFLOW TL Carbon

The TL Carbon marks AMFLOW's entry into the SUV e-bike segment, broadening their focus beyond e-mountain bikes. This model is equipped with the Avinox M2 motor, a removable battery, and a high total system weight capacity, making it ideal for commuting, touring, and off-road rides.

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Megamo RYAL

Megamo introduces the new RYAL at EUROBIKE 2026, a full-power eMTB featuring the Avinox drive system and a removable 800 Wh battery for the first time. This model complements the existing eMTB lineup alongside the Reason, designed to excel in all-mountain and trail riding. Constructed with an aluminum frame, it boasts 160 mm of front and rear travel and full 29″ wheels, powered by the Avinox M2S motor.

The flagship model, the Megamo RYAL 03 AXS, showcases a premium Factory suspension, an intuitive electronic SRAM S1000 Eagle AXS drivetrain, and robust Shimano XT brakes, priced at €6,999 despite its high-end features and large battery.

For those seeking value, the entry-level RYAL 10 stands out at just €3,999. It comes with the Avinox M2 motor and an 800 Wh battery, along with a RockShox Psylo fork, a Deluxe Select+ shock, and a Shimano XT M8100 rear derailleur, making it an excellent value proposition in the full-power eMTB market.

Nukeproof Megawatt

British brand Nukeproof returns to the forefront with the launch of the Megawatt, their latest full-power eMTB at EUROBIKE 2026. Powered by the Avinox drive system and featuring an 800 Wh battery, the Megawatt offers 160 mm of front travel and 150 mm at the rear. It provides flexibility in wheel configuration, coming standard with a mullet setup, and can be adjusted to a full 29″ configuration using a flip chip.

The premium model features a top-tier FOX Factory suspension setup, a SRAM GX Eagle Transmission drivetrain, and powerful SRAM Maven Silver brakes, priced at €8,999 with a weight of 22.2 kg.

Entry-level models in the Megawatt range start at €4,499, still featuring the Avinox M2 motor, an 800 Wh battery, and a RockShox Psylo suspension with a Deluxe Select shock, along with a SRAM S1000 drivetrain and SRAM DB4 brakes, ensuring that performance and modern drive technology are accessible even at the lower end of the range.

Raymon Durok

Raymon expands its offerings with the Durok, another full-power eMTB featuring 160 mm of travel front and rear, an 800 Wh removable battery, and an aluminum frame. The model showcased is positioned mid-range, priced at €4,699.

Specifications include a RockShox Psylo fork, a RockShox Deluxe shock, MAGURA Louise Elite Sport four-piston brakes, and a Shimano CUES Linkglide drivetrain tailored for the higher loads typical of eMTBs. The bike weighs in at 26.2 kg, according to the manufacturer.

Notably, entry into the Durok range starts at just €3,999, although this model forgoes the Linkglide drivetrain and features more basic tires while maintaining the essential platform with 160 mm of travel and an 800 Wh battery, making it an appealing option for budget-conscious riders.

Steppenwolf Tycoon

The Steppenwolf Tycoon is equipped with 170 mm of travel both front and rear, 29″ wheels, and the Avinox M2S motor, powered by an 800 Wh battery. It is available in sizes S, M, and L, with the flagship model weighing approximately 21.9 kg.

The top-tier Tycoon 11 model is priced at €9,999, featuring a FOX 38 Factory fork, a FOX DHX2 Factory coil shock, SRAM Maven Ultimate brakes, a SRAM X0 AXS Transmission drivetrain, and DT Swiss HXC 1500 Hybrid wheels, complemented by Maxxis tires.

For a more economical option, the Tycoon 10 is available for €7,999, also powered by the Avinox M2S motor and 800 Wh battery, while providing the same 170 mm of travel. It substitutes the FOX suspension for a RockShox ZEB Ultimate fork and a RockShox Vivid Air shock, along with SRAM Maven Bronze brakes and a SRAM GX Eagle Transmission drivetrain. Thus, even the more affordable model maintains a strong focus on performance without major compromises.

As EUROBIKE 2026 unfolds, finding the right Avinox-powered bike is becoming increasingly complex. The variety of options available is impressive, catering to diverse rider preferences and budgets. With offerings from Megamo, Nukeproof, Raymon, Steppenwolf, and AMFLOW, the market is expanding not only in quantity but also in the range of concepts, from budget-friendly aluminum models to cutting-edge high-performance eMTBs.