Mondraker has widened its Zendit enduro eMTB range with two new entry models, the Zendit R and Zendit S, announced on 20 October 2026 and available now. Both keep the carbon front triangle, the DJI Avinox M2S motor and the 800 Wh battery of the full-carbon Zendit that launched this spring, but pair them with a new aluminium swingarm and rocker link.
The result is a much lower entry price. The Zendit S costs €6,499 and the Zendit R €7,499 in Germany, compared with €8,499 for the Zendit RR, which until now was the cheapest way into the family. UK prices are £5,999 and £6,799, US prices $8,999 and $9,799.
What changes on the Mondraker Zendit R and S
The new rear end is made from what Mondraker calls Stealth Alloy and bolts to the same Stealth Air carbon front triangle. According to Mondraker, the frame weighs 4.0 kg in size M/L (with hardware and paint, without shock), about one kilogram more than the 3.0 kg all-carbon frame.
The alloy bikes are mullet-only: a 29-inch front wheel and 27.5-inch rear. The carbon models can be switched to a 29-inch rear wheel with a flip chip in the lower link; the R and S cannot. A second flip chip at the lower shock mount still adjusts geometry. In the standard position the head angle is 63.5°, the effective seat angle 77° and the bottom bracket sits at 345 mm. The low setting slackens the head angle to 63.15°, drops the bottom bracket to 340 mm and shortens reach by 4 mm.
