Most Avinox bikes only come complete. But a handful of brands will sell you just the frame, so you can build it up with your own fork, shock, wheels and parts. Here they all are. The table and the cards below come straight from the bike list, so when a new frame kit turns up, it’ll show up here too.
What’s in the box
The motor and battery live inside the frame, so an Avinox frame kit always comes with the drive. You won’t be hunting for a motor separately. The table shows which motor (M2 or M2S) and which battery each kit has.
Everything else depends on the brand. Some kits include a shock and some don’t: Velduro sells the Rogue frame without one, for example. Velduro also sells its Phantom gravel frame with or without the carbon fork. Cranks, chainring, display and charger are often in there, but not always. Each bike’s page lists the kit as a build, with the parts the brand says come with it.
Kits change more often than frames, so check the manufacturer’s page before you order.
Before you build one up
The geometry on each bike page is published for one fork. Go longer or shorter and the head angle, reach and stack move with it.
Check which wheels the frame is made for (29”, mixed or “mullet”, or 700C gravel wheels) and which rear axle it takes.
And the shock: every frame takes one size and mount, and the manufacturer will tell you which.
Mostly mountain bikes, one gravel frame
Nearly all the kits are e-MTB frames. The one exception so far is the Velduro Phantom, a gravel frame with the Avinox M2.
Want to see how a frame kit stacks up against complete bikes? Add it to a comparison from its page. The geometry is the same as the complete bike’s, so you can line it up against anything else on the site.
