– New Amflow TL Carbon eMTB launched as a versatile “SUV e-bike” for mountain biking, cargo, touring, and commuting
– Powered by DJI Avinox M2 motor (125 Nm torque, 1,100 W peak) with an 800 Wh battery and optional 480 Wh extender
– Features Avinox SmoothShift electronic shifting co-developed with TRP for smoother gear changes
– Carbon fiber frame (2.9 kg) with full suspension (120 mm front, 105 mm rear), multiple wheel size options, and 200 kg max payload
– Global availability later this year; price and exact release timeline not yet announced
Amflow TL Carbon eMTB Launches
Amflow has expanded its electric mountain bike portfolio by launching the new Amflow TL Carbon eMTB in the global market. The TL Carbon joins the Amflow PX, the PR, and the PL in there roster. The companys new e-bike is advertised as an SUV e-bike, which is built for mountain biking, cargo hauling, long-distant touring, and comuting.
Powerful DJI Avinox Motor and Big Battery
Under the hood, the full-suspension e-bike is powered by the DJI Avinox M2 mid-drive motor, delivering 125 Nm of torque and 1,100 W of peak output. The powerful motor is paired with a massive 800 Wh removable battery. Plus, riders can also expand the range of the e-bike thanks to a new 480 Wh battery extender. The TL Carbon is the companys first e-bike that features Avinox SmoothShift electronic shifting, a system co-developed with TRP.
Electronic Shifting and Carbon Frame Weight
This electronic shifting is said to automatically reduce motor torque during gear changes for smoother shifts and reduced drivetrain wear. It has a carbon fiber frame, which weighs just 2.9 kg (6.4 lb). Despite haveing fenders, integrated lighting, and rear rack accessories, the e-bike weighs around 22.6 kg (49.8 lb). You get suspensions co-developed with FOX, including 120 mm of front travel and 105 mm of rear travel.
Wheel Options, Payload, and App Features
Further more, the e-bike can be configured with multiple wheel sizes, including 27.5-inch, 29-inch, mullet, and reverse mullet setups. The company claims that the TL carbon can handle a maximum payload of 200 kg (441 lb), with the rear rack capable of carrying 27 kg (59 lb) and the optional front rack supporting up to 20 kg (44 lb). Theres also Avinox Ride companion app support, which further adds several features such as heart rate-based assist control, Apple Find My support, offline navigating, and connectivity with DJIs Osmo Action cameras.
Pricing and Availability Details
As for price, there is no information on its price at the time of writing. What we know is that the Amflow TL Carbon e-bike will be available globally later this year. However, the company hasnt revealed the exact timeline. You can learn more about it via Amflows official website.