Amflow PX or Amflow PR?
Both ranges are full-power carbon eMTBs with modern trail geometry and Avinox technology. The main choice is whether you prioritise the PX’s lighter, more integrated design or the PR’s removable battery and greater setup flexibility.
| Compare | Amflow PX | Amflow PR |
| Battery | Compact integrated 700Wh battery, designed around a slim downtube and lower overall system weight. | Removable 800Wh battery, giving you more flexibility for indoor charging, storage and battery swapping. |
| Motor | Avinox M2S across both models, with up to 130Nm in regular modes and a 150Nm Boost mode. | Avinox M2 on the PR Carbon or the more powerful M2S system on the PR Carbon Pro. |
| Suspension | 160mm front and 150mm rear travel, balancing technical capability with a lively trail-bike feel. | 160mm front travel with a long-travel, adjustable platform aimed at rough trail and all-mountain riding. |
| Adjustability | A focused mixed-wheel trail setup with updated geometry and clean system integration. | Multiple headset, bottom-bracket and chainstay settings, plus compatibility with different rear-wheel sizes. |
| Best suited to | Riders prioritising lower weight, cleaner integration and a fast, responsive trail-bike character. | Riders prioritising battery practicality, longer-range capacity and greater freedom to tune the bike’s handling. |
Choose the PX if...
You want the lightest and most integrated Amflow option, with the M2S drive system fitted across the range and a compact battery that helps preserve a slim, responsive trail-bike feel.
Consider the PR if...
Removing the battery for charging or storage matters to you, or you want more geometry adjustment and a choice between the M2 and M2S drive systems.
What changes as you move up the range
The Amflow PX range keeps things straightforward. Both bikes share the same carbon frame, Avinox M2S drive system, integrated 700Wh battery, 160/150mm suspension travel and updated geometry, with the main differences coming from component level, especially suspension, transmission and wheel specification.
| Model | What to expect |
| Amflow PX Carbon | The core PX experience: carbon frame, Avinox M2S drive system, integrated 700Wh battery and mixed-wheel setup, paired with FOX Performance suspension, SRAM S1000 Eagle Transmission and alloy rims. A strong choice if you want the full new-generation Amflow platform without stepping up to the top build. |
| Amflow PX Carbon Pro | A more premium build for riders chasing maximum performance. The Pro uses the same frame, motor system and battery, but upgrades to FOX Factory suspension, SRAM X0 Eagle Transmission and carbon rims for a lighter, sharper and more refined overall package. Claimed weight for a size M PX Carbon Pro is 20kg. |
Want to compare the Amflow PX with the wider motor category? Explore our DJI Avinox eMTBs page for a broader look at bikes using this drive system.
Amflow PX FAQs
Quick answers to common questions about the Amflow PX range. For more help comparing motors, batteries and suspension setups, see our Electric Mountain Bike Buying Guide.
What’s the difference between Amflow PX Carbon and PX Carbon Pro?
Both bikes share the same core platform, including the carbon frame, Avinox M2S drive system, integrated 700Wh battery, mixed-wheel layout and 160/150mm suspension travel. The Pro moves to a more premium spec with FOX Factory suspension, SRAM X0 Eagle Transmission and carbon rims.
How much torque and power does Avinox M2S have?
The new DJI Avinox M2S drive system delivers up to 130Nm of torque in regular riding modes, with a 150Nm Boost mode available for short 30-second bursts, alongside up to 1,300W peak power, making it a significant step on from the previous Avinox system.
What battery does the Amflow PX use?
Amflow PX models use an integrated 700Wh battery. It is more compact than the previous PL battery, helping keep the downtube slim while the improved efficiency of the M2S system is designed to maintain strong ride range.
Does the Amflow PX have an integrated display?
Yes. The PX uses a 2-inch OLED touchscreen display integrated into the top tube, showing ride data and controls, while also adding features such as navigation app integration and integrated headlamp controls.
What is Smooth Shift on the Amflow PX?
Smooth Shift allows you to shift gears while coasting and also reduces torque when shifting under power. The idea is to make shifting feel smoother while also helping protect the chain and extend drivetrain life.
What is the difference between the Amflow PX and Amflow PR?
The Amflow PX is the lighter and more integrated option, with the Avinox M2S drive system and a compact internal 700Wh battery across both models. The Amflow PR uses a removable 800Wh battery and offers more geometry adjustment, with a choice of the M2 motor on the PR Carbon or M2S on the PR Carbon Pro. Explore the Amflow PR collection for a closer look.