Teewing Turbo Force vs. Flux: Which eMTB Is Right for You?

Both Teewing lines run the same DJI Avinox M2S motor (130Nm, 150Nm in Boost mode) and the same 800Wh battery, so the choice between them comes down to what kind of riding you're doing, not which one has the better engine.

At a glance

	Turbo Force	Flux
Riding style	Trail	Enduro
Suspension	Standard single-pivot	High-pivot
Rear travel	150mm	170mm (178mm on One Pro)
Front travel	160mm	180mm (FOX 38)
Weight	21.8kg	22.9kg
Motor	Avinox M2S, 130Nm	Avinox M2S, 130Nm
Battery	800Wh (600Wh on Small frame)	800Wh
Price range	$8,599 – $12,999	$9,999 – $13,499
Frameset only	$6,499	$6,999

Choose the Turbo Force if:

• You ride mostly trail terrain — flowing singletrack, moderate climbs, all-day rides
• You want the lighter of the two builds (21.8kg vs 22.9kg)
• You're after the lower entry price point into Teewing's Avinox-powered range
• You don't need the extra travel or high-pivot suspension a rougher enduro line calls for

Choose the Flux if:

• You're riding enduro-style terrain — steeper, rockier, more demanding descents
• You want the extra 20mm of rear travel and the high-pivot suspension design, which is built to handle bigger hits more calmly
• You're comfortable with the higher price and slightly heavier build in exchange for more capability
• You're considering the One Pro spec specifically for Shimano XT Di2 and FOX Factory suspension

What's identical either way

The motor, the battery, and the core electronics are the same across both lines — you're not trading power or range to get the trail-focused Turbo Force over the enduro-focused Flux. This is purely a geometry and suspension-travel decision based on the terrain you actually ride most.

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