Amflow

With so many Avinox-equipped e-bikes in the market, why would you buy the Amflow PX Carbon when you could buy an Avinox bike from a more established brand? That is what we spent the past few months trying to find out. What Vital Liked The general silhouette has not drastically changed. It’s still crazy slim for being a full-size e-bike, with a nice Stumpjumper-esque look. Tons of adjustability baked into the frame to skew the geometry to be more aggressive or reserved depending on your needs. The stock geo package is also more progressive than before. The two PX Carbon builds are fairly priced...

Would Vital's thoughts of the $6,799 Amflow PR Carbon Pro line up with all the incredibly positive reviews out there? We spent a few months on this new eMTB in a variety of locations to find out. What Vital Liked The Avinox M2s drive unit has more power than any eMTBer will ever need, so regular riding leaves plenty in reserve. We only ever used the 150nm/1500w Boost function as a novelty and don't see a legitimate use case for so much power and speed short of escaping a mountain lion, bear or angry forum member. The host of software features to control the power, tune the ride experience and...

One of the most talked about recent developments in the e-MTB market has been the arrival of the Avinox motor and battery system. Created by a company that has its roots in using batteries and motors to make things fly, it shouldn’t have come as a big surprise when the performance of the newcomer turned out to be quite spectacular. Amflow is the bike brand launched in parallel to essentially showcase the new motor system, and the PL is their first model. Today, Amflow makes its highly anticipated debut in the North American market, so we thought this would be the appropriate time to tell you...