French brand Goobzcycles has revealed the Goobz-E, a full-titanium enduro eMTB built around the DJI Avinox M2S drive unit. The bike is still a development prototype, but its maker says a production version should follow in 2027. On its own website Goobzcycles calls it the first electric enduro bike made in France.
Goobzcycles is essentially one person: Loïc Goubin, who designs and develops the bikes himself and, according to eMTB-News, has been building prototypes for around five years. In 2023 he raced a downhill bike of his own design at the World Championships in Fort William.
Goobz-E: titanium frame with 3D-printed parts
The frame is now made entirely of titanium – carbon is no longer part of the construction. According to the developer, roughly 60% of the frame parts are 3D-printed, which is meant to simplify the build and allow cleaner, more complex junctions. Exactly which pieces are printed has not been detailed. Goobzcycles quotes a frame-kit weight of 4.4 kg.
The prototype runs a mullet setup (29" front, 27.5" rear) with 170 mm of travel up front and 165 mm at the back, and a slack 63.2° head angle. Goobzcycles also makes its own parts for the bike: CNC-machined 152 mm cranks and an 18 mm stem 3D-printed in titanium.
Avinox M2S power and a 21.5 kg weight claim
Power comes from the Avinox M2S motor paired with a 600 Wh battery. Goobzcycles has not said which Avinox battery variant is used, so the peak output of this particular setup is unconfirmed. The developer gives a complete weight of 21.5 kg, without stating frame size or how it was weighed; we have not verified it.
For comparison, the earlier Goobz Éclair shown at Eurobike 2025 used a Maxon Air S motor, a 400 Wh battery, 160 mm of travel at both ends and a mixed titanium, steel, aluminium and carbon frame, at a claimed 19.45 kg.
Goobz-E prototype – claimed specs
- Category
- Enduro eMTB (prototype)
- Frame
- Titanium, about 60% of frame parts 3D-printed
- Frame kit weight
- 4.4 kg
- Travel
- 170 mm front / 165 mm rear
- Wheels
- Mullet: 29" front, 27.5" rear
- Head angle
- 63.2°
- Motor
- DJI Avinox M2S
- Battery
- 600 Wh
- Cranks
- 152 mm, CNC-machined by Goobzcycles
- Stem
- 18 mm, 3D-printed titanium
- Complete weight
- 21.5 kg (developer's figure)
- Frame price
- €6,599 listed on goobzcycles.fr, currently not orderable
- Production
- Planned for 2027
Prototype specifications; final specs and price may change. Sources: Goobzcycles, eMTB-News.
Price and availability
At the time of writing, the Goobzcycles shop lists the Goobz-E frame at €6,599 but marks it as not available to order, and it is unclear whether that will be the production price. Goubin also plans a motorless titanium platform that can be converted between enduro and downhill, and aims to launch two Goobzcycles model lines in 2027.
The Goobz-E joins a growing list of small-batch Avinox bikes – see also the Ari Wire Peak 3.0.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Goobz-E?
A full-titanium enduro eMTB prototype from French one-man brand Goobzcycles, powered by a DJI Avinox M2S motor with 170/165 mm of travel.
How much does the Goobz-E weigh?
The developer claims 21.5 kg for the complete bike with battery; the frame kit is listed at 4.4 kg. Frame size and weighing method were not stated.
What battery does the Goobz-E use?
A 600 Wh battery. The exact Avinox battery variant has not been named.
How much does the Goobz-E cost?
The Goobzcycles website lists the frame at €6,599, but it cannot currently be ordered and the production price is not confirmed.
When will the Goobz-E be available?
Goobzcycles plans a production version in 2027, with no exact date announced.
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