Brand
Steppenwolf
Bavarian bike brand building carbon full-suspension e-MTBs around the DJI Avinox drive system.
Official website →Models2
Builds5
MotorDJI Avinox
Batteries800 Wh
About Steppenwolf e-bikes
Our catalog lists 2 Steppenwolf eMTB models in 5 builds. All of them are full-power eMTBs. Rear travel runs from 160 to 170 mm. Every frame is carbon.
Every Steppenwolf build here uses the DJI Avinox, with batteries of 800 Wh.
The Steppenwolf Tycoon is a full-power enduro bike (DJI Avinox M2S, 800 Wh, 170/170 mm travel), offered in 2 builds. The Steppenwolf Tundra is a full-power all-mountain bike (DJI Avinox M2S, 800 Wh, 160/160 mm travel), offered in 3 builds.
For range, the Tycoon 10 carries the biggest battery (800 Wh). For steep terrain, the Tycoon 10 has the most rear travel (170 mm).
Steppenwolf e-bike models
2 models · 5 builds
All Steppenwolf builds
specs at a glanceSteppenwolf e-bikes: FAQ
How many Steppenwolf e-bike models are there?
Our catalog lists 2 Steppenwolf eMTB models in 5 builds: Tycoon, Tundra.
Which motors do Steppenwolf e-bikes use?
Steppenwolf eMTBs in our catalog use DJI Avinox.
What battery sizes do Steppenwolf eMTBs have?
Batteries range from 800 Wh across the current Steppenwolf line-up.