e-MTB motor power at a glance Avinox M2S: up to 130Nm in regular assist modes, up to 150Nm in Boost mode, up to 1300W peak power on the 800Wh bikes we have tested Avinox M2: up to 125Nm, up to 1100W peak power DJI Avinox M1: 105Nm in regular assist modes, 120Nm Boost mode for up to 60 seconds, 1000W peak power, 2.58kg Bosch CX Race: 120Nm, 750W peak power, 2.7kg Specialized 3.1: 105Nm, 810W peak power Specialized 3.1 S-Works: 111Nm, 850W peak power Giant SyncDrive Pro 3X: 100Nm, 800W peak power Bosch Performance Line CX Gen 5: 100Nm, 750W peak power, 2.8kg Bosch Performance Line PX: 90Nm, 700W peak power Bosch Performance Line CX Gen 4: 85Nm, 600W peak power, 2.9kg Shimano EP801: 85Nm, 600W peak power, 2.6kg Giant SyncDrive Pro 2: 85Nm, 600W peak power, 2.7kg Bosch Performance Line SX: 55Nm, 600W peak power, 2.0kg Fazua Ride 60: 60Nm, 450W peak power, 1.95kg Specialized SL 1.2: 50Nm, 320W peak power, 1.95kg TQ HPR50: 50Nm, 300W peak power, 1.85kg On paper, the Avinox M2S now has the biggest headline figures of any e-MTB motor system in this list, and both the Mondraker Zendit and Pivot Shuttle AMPd bring that system into the mix

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