Amflow is an electric bicycle brand focused on developing electric mountain bikes and related riding technology. The company was established in 2023 and entered the market with a range of premium electric mountain bikes designed around the Avinox drive system, which was developed by DJI. Its products combine lightweight carbon fiber frames with integrated electric assistance, targeting riders interested in trail, cross country, and all mountain riding.
The brand's product lineup emphasizes electric mountain bikes with advanced motor systems, integrated displays, battery management, and connected features. Amflow has expanded into multiple international markets through direct sales and authorized dealers, with availability varying by region. As a relatively new entrant in the electric bicycle industry, the company has gained attention for its integration of high performance drive technology while continuing to grow its product range and global distribution network.
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The Amflow TL Carbon is a full-suspension electric touring bike from Amflow, designed for all-terrain riding with a focus on balancing lightweight construction and long-range capability. Built around a 2.9kg full-carbon frame, the complete bike weighs 22.6kg and is powered by Amflow's Avinox M2 Drive Unit, which delivers up to 125N·m of torque. It features an 800Wh removable battery with a claimed range of up to 172km, expandable to 1280Wh with an optional secondary battery, along with FOX-co-developed suspension, electronic shifting, and smart connectivity features such as Apple Find My tracking.
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The Amflow PX Carbon Pro is a $10,199 full-carbon fiber eMTB powered by the DJI Avinox M2S motor, and Andrew from Freshly Charged tested it as a self-described mediocre mountain biker — specifically because every other review of this bike features elite riders. The field session detailed below covers real trail riding in Denver, a crash on camera, and an honest breakdown of where the specifications are a gift, and where they demand respect.