The Teewing Flux is our second bike to hit the market. It’s a big travel, full gas, hit-anything EMTB. The Flux has 180mm travel up front and up to 178mm on the rear through a high-pivot suspension design, plus there’s the option to run it as a mullet or full 29er.
It’s a big burly bike that’s just as fun to throw around as it is to race flat out, which is why when we set about planning a riding edit for the Flux, we knew exactly who to call on and the type of trails we wanted it ridden on. With Josh Gleave piloting the Flux and Tom Caldwell and Will Brignal on the visuals, we’re pretty stoked on what they’ve put together! It really shows just how capable and versatile the Teewing Flux is!
This is an early look at the Teewing Flux, the final release is scheduled for Mid- April 2026, but we weren’t going to sit on this edit any longer. If this doesn’t make you want to grab your helmet and go ride, we don’t know what will!
“First thing I noticed was how sleek the Teewing looks, the logo’s clean, and the whole bike has a proper stealth feel. The high-pivot mullet setup worked really well for cornering, and the rear end just tracks the ground properly. It feels planted, especially when things get rough.
On steep, rough terrain, it’s super forgiving. Honestly, it rides more like a downhill bike than you’d expect from an eMTB, which was pretty wild. Climbing-wise, no one’s getting past you with that boost mode. There’s loads of power. The battery life was solid as well, just kept going all day without any stress about running out.
The riding position felt comfortable straight away, and the geometry just works. Overall, it’s a bike you can properly beat on; it takes it all in stride.”
Josh Gleave, Rider
“The Teewing Flux project from the outset aimed to show the scene what a relatively unknown, but capable bike can do in a fun, rowdy and core video shoot. Nothing too serious, just good vibes, quality riding and some head nodding hip hop.
As Josh found out, the Teewing Flux is really capable, and it took everything in its stride, being especially impressed with the feel of the rear end. We shot over 2 days with Briggy Smalls on photo duty and hit up some well-known, rocky Welsh off-piste alongside some of the finest corners the Midlands has to offer. Albeit a little bit soggy. Overall, we aimed to throw this bike into the spotlight, where I think it deserves to be, with the spec and motor combination at what I think will be quite a reasonable price.”
Tom Caldwell, Videographer
“I thought it was the Swiss Army knife of bikes, really; it seemed like it could do anything really well. Point it up any gradient and off she goes. Looked good and was photogenic, definitely a good-looking bike that I think will impress people. Look forward to seeing more of them on the trails.”
Will Brignal, Photographer
The Teewing Flux in this video is a pre-production bike. Production models will feature updated components. Full specs and details will be released in mid-April.
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- Videographer: Tom Caldwell
- Photos: Will Brignal
- Rider: Josh Gleave
- Concept: Andi Sykes