Utah-based Ari Bikes has introduced the Wire Peak 3.0, an aluminium all-mountain eMTB built around the DJI Avinox M2S motor.
Motor and battery
The Avinox M2S provides 130 Nm sustained (150 Nm in Boost) and 1,300 W peak. Buyers choose a 600 Wh or 800 Wh battery. For the US market the assist can be switched between Class 1 (20 mph) and Class 3 (28 mph) via the app or display; it starts in Class 1 by default.
Frame
The frame offers 150 mm of rear travel with a vertically mounted shock and is designed for a 160 mm fork. Every size (S–XL) works with full 29" or mixed wheels, and the geometry has two independent adjustments: high/low bottom bracket and long/short. Ari says builds use eMTB-specific parts such as bigger rotors, reinforced tyres and a dedicated suspension tune.
Prices
Four builds are offered: Sport $4,999, Comp $5,999, Elite $6,999 and Pro $7,999, plus a $4,199 frameset with shock. Pre-orders are open, with shipping in autumn 2026. Compare it with other Avinox bikes such as the Amflow PL Carbon in our catalog.
Builds (USD)
- Sport
- $4,999
- Comp
- $5,999
- Elite
- $6,999
- Pro
- $7,999
- Frameset + shock
- $4,199
Frequently asked questions
What motor does the Ari Wire Peak 3.0 use?
DJI Avinox M2S with 130 Nm sustained, 150 Nm in Boost and 1,300 W peak.
What battery options are there?
600 Wh or 800 Wh.
How much travel?
150 mm rear, designed around a 160 mm fork.
How much does it cost?
From $4,999 for the Sport build to $7,999 for the Pro.
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