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Going with 2.0/1.5/2.0 is a downgrade, not an upgrade. Get stronger 2.0/1.8/2.0 spokes, and have someone professionally build you a set with correct tension.

Amflow uses drop-in bearings, and if anything, bearings would feel rough. While bearings can creak, that's not very common for drop-in headset. The most common cause for creaking, however, are the fork's uppers. Fox forks are know for creaking CSU, and I would suggest looking into CSU first as...

This has been discussed a number of times. Use search function

Take your bike to a suspension shop near you. It will be cheaper and easier if they'll help you dial in your setup.

As previous post indicates, range very much depends on the terrain and rider weight. This is not a car with mpg rating A dude that is 260lbs riding will have very different number when someone who's 140lbs. Plus you have terrain, which is not the same as what you're riding. Whatever number...

eBikes don't have engine eBikes have motor Lastly, this topic has been discussed a thousand of times. Open any of the threads, and you'll have a ton of responses.

MX wheels are very commonly build as 32h rear, 28h front. Nothing to do with the motor. That's how updated wheelset on Amflow is - 32h rear, 28h front

99.99% of the time you don't need to connect the light, battery will last quite a bit. But in cases when you need to charge, that's an option. And yes, your bike's battery in most cases will drain way sooner than light's battery.

I don't get the fascination with sub-par Avinox light Get Outbound or any other light that charges through MicroUSB, connect to Avinox display and you're all set. Much better light at the end of day.

Every YouTuber already reviewed the bike, pending tomorrow's release.

Magura rotors have opening for magnet sensor, to be compatible with multiple brands. Avinox does't use magnet, but rather a speed sensor disc. As such, you can use any rotor you'd like with Avinox sensor.

Yes. Sram makes one. Search for Sram Avinox Direct Mount chainring

Sounds as you're in the wrong forum. If you're so worried about the above, eBike is definitely not for you. That's the same as "I want to drive a car, but I'm concerned I'll get in the accident on the road". Some things in life unfortunately come with "things can happen". Whether you're okay...

You know, you can ride the standard bike and not worry about the battery :p

Pretty cool! Curious, which site are you using for the above? I knew it is A.I. just by looking at it, but above is pretty neat analysis.

This video was all over Facebook on April 1st. If you don't believe that's A.I., sorry... If you ever crashed on the bike, no chance in the world you tear downtube perfectly in the middle. But long story short, I think it's silly to make some theories after going over A.I. generated video.

Video is A.I. too You can use the tools to detect, or just use logic Think about it - if battery burns, carbon frame will deform and melt, and battery will fall out or move out somehow. Smoke will be coming from the openings, ie where the display or headtube is. Amflow doesn't have opening for...

A.I. at at its best... On April 1st too

Sram makes direct-mount Avinox chainring part 11.6218.080.001 (steel) or 11.6218.081.000 (stell/alum) Compatible with T-Type Sram setup only.

I have them available. DM Sent