Thok Launches Gram 2.6 Electric Mountain Bike
The Italian manufacturer's full-suspension e-bike carries a price of €3,290 and a carbon frame with a mullet wheel setup.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
Italian manufacturer Thok has launched the Gram 2.6, a full-suspension electric mountain bike priced at €3,290. The bike features a carbon frame, a Shimano EP8 mid-drive motor and an 820 Wh battery.
Why it matters
The launch adds a premium full-suspension option to the electric mountain bike market, where buyers weigh motor output, battery capacity and frame construction at similar price points. The mullet wheel configuration reflects a design choice aimed at improving obstacle rollover.
The Gram 2.6 pairs a Shimano EP8 motor delivering 85 Nm of torque with an 820 Wh battery and 170 millimeters of front suspension travel from a RockShox Domain Gold R fork. The extraction does not report figures for range, weight or availability timing.
The players
Thok
Thok is an Italian electric bicycle manufacturer that produces electric mountain bikes and is headquartered in Italy.
Shimano
Shimano is a Japanese bicycle component manufacturer whose EP8 mid-drive motor powers the Gram 2.6.
The details
The Gram 2.6 uses a carbon frame, a RockShox Domain Gold R front fork and a RockShox Deluxe Select rear shock measuring 230x65 mm. The drivetrain is a 12-speed SRAM Eagle mechanical system, and Magura Louise Elite four-piston hydraulic brakes with 203 mm rotors provide stopping power at both ends.
Timeline
The Gram 2.6 was launched in November 2026.
Roadmap
The Gram 2.6 builds on the Shimano EP8 mid-drive motor, a platform widely used across European electric mountain bikes. Its mullet wheel setup, pairing a 29-inch front wheel with a 27.5-inch rear, reflects a design trend in full-suspension bikes aimed at improving obstacle clearance.
Buyers considering the Gram 2.6 at €3,290 should compare its 820 Wh battery and motor specifications against other full-suspension e-bikes in the same price range. Availability and regional pricing beyond the stated figure were not included in the source extraction.
The takeaway
The Gram 2.6 illustrates how European e-bike makers are combining established motor platforms with full-suspension carbon frames and mixed wheel sizes. Readers comparing electric mountain bikes should weigh battery capacity and motor torque alongside price.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Notebookcheck.
