That's the big question, waiting for the ride reviews, by order of hype for me:My heart is torn between Pinion and DJI
Just do what the diy market has had for decades and put a switch on the charger to adjust the charge rate. Add a piece of paper explaining to charge on the slow mode unless you need it for best health. Which it seems like DJI is doing considering they list two different charge rates.
Orbea will not change the frame.They will adapt it to the new motor,the new 600w battery will fit but the 800w apparently will not.
ebike-mtb.com
that‘s a test these days? ok…First test results
Exclusive test: 2025 AMFLOW PL Carbon Pro – What is AMFLOW’s eMTB with its DJI Avinox Motor capable of?
We tested the brand-new AMFLOW PL Carbon with a DJI Avinox motor system and 800 Wh battery to find out what the hype is about.
Looks like the kink in the ST is at the same height on all the bikes, so while the XL might be good, I think the M with a 65mm shorter distance to the kink might be struggling a bit?
Optimal charging rates for Li-ion cells are 0.5 - 1C so expecting a charge time just over 2 hours isn't really asking much (The Levo SL manages this).
Honestly some content producer these days are just either rushing to be the first over the Internet and indexed or just copy each other without any difference really. Some other just say the obvious and nothing too negative or they would be out of work as brand would ban then.
That isn't relevant in battery charging terms.
How is it not relevant? To charge a battery of twice the size in the same amount of time you need to pump twice the amps which requires more cooling, thicker wires, beefier charger, etc.
It's not relevant to cell health, which was the reason people were speculating that other manufacturers don't do it
Ah yes. I don't think any e-bike is fast charging to the point I'd be concerned about cell health.
All the sram axs gears transmit data on which gear is selected (and battery status) over bluetooth/ant+, that can be displayed by any compatible bike computer/ watch. I have my garmin watch configured to display what gear I am in.
uhm, you just need more parallel strings of cells?
Doesn't reduce the heat, nor the demands on the charger itself.
flowmountainbike.com
How much what?
Previous page.
Shouldn't be hard for any ebike to calibrate itself and work out what gear you are in without it needing to be electronic. Knows your crank cadence and wheel speed so easy to work out from just that.
But on a smaller size and a shorter person that is going to be really bad. I am 176cm with short 82cm legs and run a 210mm OneUp on my Strive Medium so in my world every thing looks good abut the motor, battery and so on but as soon I looked at the bike I know I’ll haft to wait for something with better geometry and a straight seat tube, Sadly that’s reminds me of an old Levo SL…
