Recent content by sickysickybrah

I sure hope so, and I pray that he leaves as soon as possible to check its progress!

Now that several people in this forum have had their avinox powered druids (m1 or m2s) for some time, I'd love to hear takeaways and comparisons to other bikes. Particularly, what are some things you like or don't like about the bike and if there were any surprising issues such as components...

definitely sounds like a bike I would need to ride first. unfortunately there's no opportunity to get on one where i live, so I'll probably end up with an amflow or something i can try out first instead. thanks for the info!

sick ride! how tall are you and how is the fit? I'm 5ft 10.5in and wondering if that is the right size for me.

if you have the need to adopt an old man like myself, i would not be opposed 😎

very nice rides! I'm deciding between the amflow and the druid, can you compare how they ride and what you like/dislike?

@Gloworm Lights do these lights run on any of the avinox usb c outputs? most have 10w usb c ports but some are 65w. is 10 enough to fully power your lights?

I was going through the druid and dreadnought spec sheets last night and was surprised that you need to get t1 or t2 builds for the m2s motor (over $10k) and only the t1 builds come with the fast charger (over $12k). the fast charger would then cost around $400 if you can even find one. this is...

that's a good idea - can you flag an admin and see if they are willing to export a database of what bikes people ride based on profile data?

Everyone's profile lists their e-bike. it's possible that some users haven't updated their profile, but it should give you a pretty good baseline. Are you able to view user profiles?

@Greg Watts it seems you didn't complete your post. I am also interested in this topic. Aside from the Amflow PR, what bikes with the avinox M2/M2s motors have removable batteries?

did i not ask this correctly? greg what alternatives are there to hydration packs and water bottles to bring water and gear on the trail?

I've been riding with a large camelbak for years. it's nice because I can fit a gallon of water, tools, phone, etc. however it raises my center of mass and I would prefer to ride without it. my bike can only fit a small water bottle. what are some alternatives for carrying water and gear...

that sounds sick. pre-ordered an amflow I'll be sure to grab the gloworm thank you!

Has any information come out regarding the Amflow PX and PR shipping dates? I'm leaning towards preordering the PR pro but hesitant because I don't know when it will available to ship.