Unno Mith Race RS: limited-edition Avinox enduro eMTB

Unno has launched a special-edition Mith Race RS with Avinox M2S power, coil rear suspension and a forged-carbon finish.

Unno Mith e-MTB, studio side view
Photo: Unno
Torque150 NmBoost; 130 Nm normal
Battery800 Wh
Travel170 / 160 mm
Weight22.45 kgsize S2, claimed

Spanish brand Unno has released the Mith Race RS, a special edition of its Avinox-powered Mith enduro eMTB, available from 1 October 2026.

Avinox power, coil rear

The bike uses the DJI Avinox M2S drive unit, rated at 1,300 W peak and 130 Nm in its regular modes, rising to 150 Nm in Boost. An integrated 800 Wh battery supplies it. Suspension is a 170 mm RockShox ZEB Ultimate fork and a RockShox Vivid Coil Ultimate shock controlling 160 mm of rear travel. If you are weighing up the spring choice, see our air vs coil guide.

Build

The RS gets a forged-carbon-look frame finish, SRAM S1000 Eagle AXS T-Type transmission with a 10–52T cassette, SRAM Maven brakes on 200 mm HS2 rotors, DT Swiss H1900 wheels in a 29"/27.5" mixed setup, Schwalbe Magic Mary Gravity tyres, e*thirteen 155 mm cranks and a OneUp alloy cockpit and V3 dropper. Unno quotes 22.45 kg for size S2.

Geometry

All three sizes (S1–S3, for riders from 155 to 195 cm) share a 63.5° head angle, 77° effective seat angle and 450 mm chainstays, with reach from 430 to 490 mm. Price and production volume were not stated in the launch information we saw. More Avinox bikes are listed in our eMTB catalog.

Key specs

Motor
DJI Avinox M2S, 1,300 W, 130/150 Nm
Battery
800 Wh, integrated
Fork
RockShox ZEB Ultimate, 170 mm
Shock
RockShox Vivid Coil Ultimate
Drivetrain
SRAM S1000 Eagle AXS T-Type
Brakes
SRAM Maven, 200 mm HS2
Wheels
DT Swiss H1900, 29" / 27.5"
Weight
22.45 kg (S2)

Frequently asked questions

What motor is in the Unno Mith Race RS?

The DJI Avinox M2S with 1,300 W peak and 130 Nm, or 150 Nm in Boost mode.

How much travel does it have?

170 mm at the front and 160 mm at the rear.

How heavy is it?

Unno claims 22.45 kg for size S2.

When is it available?

From 1 October 2026. The price was not stated in the launch information.

Sources
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