China, backed by DJI
Amflow mountain bikes
DJI got into bikes and the motor is the whole story. The Avinox drive puts out more peak power than anything from the established suspension-and-motor names, and it arrived at a price that made everyone else look slow. Two carbon e-MTBs, both 150mm out back. The trade is a brand with almost no service history behind it.
- Models tracked 2
- Builds tracked 4
- Price range $4,999 to $10,199
- Categories All-mountain
- How they sell Direct to consumer
- E-MTBs Yes
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Every Amflow model we rank
Amflow PX Carbon
DJI's 150Nm Avinox M2S in a 20.6kg package - full power, half the weight penalty.
| Build | Price | Drivetrain | Brakes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon | $7,999 | SRAM S1000 Eagle Transmission | Magura Gustav Pro 4-piston |
| Carbon Pro | $10,199 | SRAM X0 Eagle AXS Transmission | Magura Gustav Pro 4-piston |
Amflow PR Carbon
Removable 800Wh battery and the same Avinox punch at a price that undercuts everyone.
| Build | Price | Drivetrain | Brakes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon | $4,999 | SRAM Eagle 1x12 | Tektro 4-piston hydraulic |
| Carbon Pro | $6,799 | SRAM S1000 Eagle Transmission | Magura Gustav Pro 4-piston |
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Prices are US MSRP from a 2026 snapshot of the database that powers our quiz, maintained by hand. The takes on this page are mine, sharpened by the riders I trust. Amflow pays nothing to appear here and cannot pay to rank higher - here is how we make money. Confirm current pricing on the brand's own site before you buy, and see every bike we rank for the full database.