Dji avinox- Amflow

Binhill1

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Anyone else noticed how small the bikes actually come up when you sit on and ride them ? Had a quick sit and ride on Large and XL this week, I’m 185 and on the cusp but always like a large in other brands typically SC but the Amflow large is absolutely tiny imo not just when your on it but I looks really small, i actually thought it was a medium when I turned up , certainly with considering if your planing on just ordering one
Your right there the one I tried yesterday felt ok . It belongs to a 6' 4" lad so be a xl I presume. I have a medium Levo I'm 5'8" . Usually this lads bike makes me shake my head especially when the seat is up but no it was ok.
 

DanMcDan

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I thought my medium came up perfectly, I normally work on a 440-450mm reach for a medium and this seems a great fit for me. My 2018 nomad is a large for the same reach, I’m 5’6” and I’m normally at the lowest suggested height for a medium.
 

Pyr0

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I was comparing the dimensions with my medium gen2 levo, and seems the Amflow is slightly larger overall.
2020 Levo Expert MediumAmflow PL Medium
Reach435mm452mm
Stack Height606mm618mm
Standover760mm780mm
Front Centre749mm782mm
Fork Length560mm570mm
Wheelbase1202mm1227mm
Chainstay455mm445mm
BB Drop27mm29mm
BB Height347.5mm345.5mm
Top Tube length600mm595mm
Head Tube Angle66 degrees64.5 degrees
Head Tube Length95mm105mm
Seat Tube Angle74.79 degrees77 degrees
Seat Tube Height410mm430mm
 

Motohawk75

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I did all this with the charts but in reality the bikes 100% come up smaller than the charts say , genuinely insane never seen a large that physically looks and is so small in the flesh I was 100% convinced it was a medium
 

Motohawk75

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If you’re on the cusp you need to size up I would say 186cm for me and I made the large look like a jump bike lol
 
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Binhill1

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Had to google in the cusp. I don't know what would be worst a bike that is a smidgen too big or one that is a smidgen too small 🤔 ?
 

Motohawk75

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Had to google in the cusp. I don't know what would be worst a bike that is a smidgen too big or one that is a smidgen too small 🤔 ?
I would usually say that I would prefer something slightly too small however if a bike is too small, it becomes a problem for me to ride correctly whereas if something is slightly bigger than I would normally have I can adapt to that and make it work for me definitely sizing up if you are on the cusp With these bikes of the way to go
 

Binhill1

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I would usually say that I would prefer something slightly too small however if a bike is too small, it becomes a problem for me to ride correctly whereas if something is slightly bigger than I would normally have I can adapt to that and make it work for me definitely sizing up if you are on the cusp With these bikes of the way to go
Well the two lads I know that have them they would probably be a large and a Xl . L had motor out yesterday speed sensor issues he thinks or I would have tried that. Never know another year I could be tempted if it lives up to a winter in my area. One is on motor number 3 on a Santa Cruz 18 months old other on number 2.
 

nrgbod

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I've seen a few comments about the L and XL feeling smaller than expected but I've seen a lot of reports of the M size being spot on.
My Med Amflow is slightly larger than my Med Rise on paper and does actually feel slightly larger in real life, it fits me perfectly, so I'm glad I didn't size up.
 

irie

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I would usually say that I would prefer something slightly too small however if a bike is too small, it becomes a problem for me to ride correctly whereas if something is slightly bigger than I would normally have I can adapt to that and make it work for me definitely sizing up if you are on the cusp With these bikes of the way to go
Agree with you. My Trek Fuel EX was ML which fitted me perfectly but the 2022 alloy Trek Rails came only in M and L. In the end bought size L and adjusted the cockpit to get it to fit nicely. My wife has a 2022 alloy Trek Rail size M which is definitely too small for me.
 

Binhill1

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Agree with you. My Trek Fuel EX was ML which fitted me perfectly but the 2022 alloy Trek Rails came only in M and L. In the end bought size L and adjusted the cockpit to get it to fit nicely. My wife has a 2022 alloy Trek Rail size M which is definitely too small for me.
I haven't tried much other ebikes to be honest. When I went to collect levo dealer said try large if you want but I didn't and happy enough with medium. I'm easy pleased and don't faff about too much or just an all round expert i don't even need tubeless I only get one flat a year . Or am I just a lazy old pensioner 😴 .
 

Suns_PSD

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I was comparing the dimensions with my medium gen2 levo, and seems the Amflow is slightly larger overall.
2020 Levo Expert MediumAmflow PL Medium
Reach435mm452mm
Stack Height606mm618mm
Standover760mm780mm
Front Centre749mm782mm
Fork Length560mm570mm
Wheelbase1202mm1227mm
Chainstay455mm445mm
BB Drop27mm29mm
BB Height347.5mm345.5mm
Top Tube length600mm595mm
Head Tube Angle66 degrees64.5 degrees
Head Tube Length95mm105mm
Seat Tube Angle74.79 degrees77 degrees
Seat Tube Height410mm430mm

1st manufacturers often aren't accurate with their frame dimensions. Not saying this is the case with Amflow, but it's definitely a thing.
2nd, regarding seated fit, the STA is slacker on the Levo and the HTA steeper, both contributing to making the distance from the seat to the bars longer.
 

Motohawk75

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I saw a medium and large today next to each other and it was nearly impossible to pick them apart , forget the charts on the large and XL you need to see it and get on it for size , for me XL felt like a proper large but large feels and looks like a medium
 

Gigs

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I am 6ft / 180cm and went with XL and it feels perfect.

My last e-MTB was Rocky Mountain altitude powerplay in Large and always felt a bit cramped to me. I did have heaps of issues with having extremely sore bum from the saddle on the RM and tried 4 different saddles, change angles etc, with the same issue. Last saddle was the Ergon e-MTB specific saddle and still had heaps of issues with pain for days after a ride.

Interestingly i have this same Ergon e-MTB saddle on the Amflow XL and have not had any issues with saddle soreness! So good, love the Amflow.
 

somerandomguy

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I've seen a few comments about the L and XL feeling smaller than expected but I've seen a lot of reports of the M size being spot on.
My Med Amflow is slightly larger than my Med Rise on paper and does actually feel slightly larger in real life, it fits me perfectly, so I'm glad I didn't size up.
How tall are you
 

Binhill1

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I am 6ft / 180cm and went with XL and it feels perfect.

My last e-MTB was Rocky Mountain altitude powerplay in Large and always felt a bit cramped to me. I did have heaps of issues with having extremely sore bum from the saddle on the RM and tried 4 different saddles, change angles etc, with the same issue. Last saddle was the Ergon e-MTB specific saddle and still had heaps of issues with pain for days after a ride.

Interestingly i have this same Ergon e-MTB saddle on the Amflow XL and have not had any issues with saddle soreness! So good, love the Amflow.
I had two Rm s short bikes especially the Slayer.
 

Motohawk75

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I'm 177cm tall. But my point was more that the Amflow medium is directly comparable to the Orbea Rise medium, sizewise.
I've never heard/ read any comments that the Orbea rise medium is undersized.
I don’t think the medium is a problem, it’s the large and extra large just coming up much smaller in real life than the charts show , large and medium looks almost identical next to each other XL is like a generous large

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Not many people fancy that chute at 4.00, i know i've certainly not considered it. Was one of my most nervous moments watching my boy ride that... nice job !
The Quarry riding was more impressive though at 7ish, i rode some of that on Sat... well, rode is a loose term.
 

Hugo Last

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I don’t think the medium is a problem, it’s the large and extra large just coming up much smaller in real life than the charts show , large and medium looks almost identical next to each other XL is like a generous large

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It is hard to believe a company that has spent a fortune on design and development cannot measure the dimensions correctly. Could it not just be a visual illusion?
 

Motohawk75

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It is hard to believe a company that has spent a fortune on design and development cannot measure the dimensions correctly. Could it not just be a visual illusion?
To me it’s not that hard to believe, I’ve seen it with a fair few bikes over time.
It both looks and is extremely small for a large measured with my own tape along side a large SC Vala it comes up shorter and smaller both on the tape and physically when you sit on it.
Not a problem at the end of the day if it fits you, but 100% if your someone that’s in between sizes you need to try it and if your on the edge then I would recommend to size up
 
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