FORBIDDEN DRUID E 2026

We kept the Druid playbook, the bits that made it a modern wolf in sheep’s clothing, and plugged it into a full power platform that rides like a Forbidden. Re-introducing Druid E, built to get you to the top fast, then reward you on the way back down.

For 2026 there is just one Druid E, but it comes in two drive configurations depending on tier. T1 and T2 run the Avinox M2S, a 2.6 kg unit delivering 130 Nm of torque (150 Nm Boost) and 1300 watts. T3 and T4 run the Avinox M2, weighing 2.65 kg, delivering 110 Nm of torque (125 Nm Boost) and 1100 watts. Both options can be paired with 600 Wh or 800 Wh batteries, so you can choose a lighter setup or maximum range depending on how deep the mission goes.

The end result is simple. A proportionally sized e-MTB that gets you to the top without the drama, then gives you the class-defying confidence you already know from our high pivot Trifecta suspension platform. A bike you will love riding up just as much as you do on the way down.

VIEW DRUID E BUILDS & SPECS HERE

AVAILABLE IN 4 BUILDS:
Druid E Build 1 (AVINOX M2S)
600W- RRP $23,399.95
800W- RRP $23,799.95
Druid E Build 2 (AVINOX M2S)
600W- RRP $18,399.95
800W- RRP $18,799.95
Druid E Build 3 (AVINOX M2)
600W- RRP $15,499.95
800W- RRP $15,899.95
Druid E Build 4 (AVINOX M2)
600W- RRP $13,799.95
800W- RRP $14,199.95

Intended Use

• All Mountain

• Suspension

  150mm Rear / 160mm Front

• Wheel Size

  Mixed Wheel (MX)

• Motor | Battery

  Avinox M2S or Avinox M2 | 600Wh or 800Wh
  
  Things you should know//

  Trifecta V3 Platform

  The latest iteration of our Trifecta platform elevates the spellbinding ride characteristics you expect from a Forbidden to a new level. We’ve fine-tuned the rearward axle path, idler position, and kinematics (the holy trinity of ride characteristics) to deliver the best e-MTB we’ve ever ridden.  The new platform also gives us more seat post insertion and allows us to neatly package the motor and battery.

  Avinox Drive System

  For 2026 there is just one model, Druid E, and it is powered by the Avinox drive system in two trims depending on build kit. T1 and T2 get the M2S motor, delivering 130 Nm of torque (150 Nm Boost) and 1300 watts, in a 2.6 kg package. T3 and T4 run the M2 motor, delivering 110 Nm of torque (125 Nm Boost) and 1100 watts, with a motor weight of 2.65 kg. Both builds can be paired with 600 Wh or 800 Wh battery options, letting you choose between a lighter setup or maximum range.

  Touch Screen and Controls

  Druid E features a 2-inch OLED full-colour Control Display as the interactive hub, enabling connectivity between the Avinox Drive Unit and your mobile device via the Avinox app. Tuneable assist modes, wireless handlebar controls, and an intuitive app set the Avinox system apart from the rest.

  AXS Extension Cord Compatible

  Druid E builds that are specced with AXS transmission come equipped with SRAM’s AXS Extension Cord. The SRAM AXS Extension Cord connects the AXS transmission to the bike’s battery, allowing you to power the drivetrain directly without the use of an AXS battery.

  Carbon Rocker Link

  The Trifecta V3 platform features a carbon rocker link. The carbon rocker link is light, stiff, reduces unsprung mass, isolates the shock from lateral forces, and gives the bike the right amount of progressivity. 8 x 30 mm bearing hardware, top and bottom, comes as standard on all shocks.

  Idler Pulley

  Druid E sports our e-bike-specific 18-tooth steel idler equipped with two Enduro solid lube bearings. These changes, along with a refined tooth profile, increase the idler’s longevity while ensuring compatibility with the latest drivetrains.

  Custom Frame Protection

  We developed a full complement of custom frame protection for Druid E. Chainstay, seatstay, downtube, and motor cover protection have all been developed and designed in-house specifically for this bike.

  Waterbottle Fitment

  Even our smallest Druid E frame size can fit a full-size 26oz water bottle, regardless of your rear shock reservoir. Remember, hydration is your friend, but sweaty backs most definitely are not.