Avinox M2 120 NM 300 grams more MBR closes Down as well

Tony4wd said:
I hope to own an Avinox powered bike in future for it's power to get up the steepest pinches, but I don't see any point in increasing power/weight from where they're at now. I'd rather see how light they could make a motor with a bit less power than the current Avinox.

I think speed restriction in public areas is important in order to avoid having other laws imposed on us. Registration and licensing would be a PITA.
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Yeah, I agree man. I sure hope they keep improving efficiency, durability, and cost, rather than just blasting out insane wattages that slay the golden goose of regulation, so to speak. At that point, they might as well be selling Surrons.
 
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franciscoasismm said:
Manufacturers that will be among those adopting the Avinox M2 in 2026.
Brand % Probability
AMflow. 100%
Bianchi. 80%
Bulls 85%
Canyon 90%
Centurion 60%
Commencal 95%
Conway 70%
Corratec 70%
Crussis 95%
Cube 85%
Decathlon 70%
Fantic 80%
Flyer 65%
Focus 80%
GasGas 70%
Giant 55%
Ghost 85%
Haibike. 90%
Hercules 50%
Husqvarna 90%
Kalkhoff 60%
KTM 75%
Lapierre 80%
Look 60%
M1 Sporttechnik 60%
Marin 65%
Megamo 95%
Merida 70%
Mondraker 80%
Moustache 60%
Norco 60%
Orbea 80%
Pivot 55%
Prophete 50%
Radon 70%
Raymon 80%
Riese & Müller 65%
Rotwild 90%
Santa Cruz 50%
Scott 80%
Specialized 50%
Stevens 55%
Storck 50%
Sunn 60%
Superior 65%
Teebike 60%
Teewing 95%
Thok 70%
Trek 80%
Univega 50%
Urbanbiker 65%
V. Bike / Viva 50%
Votec 60%
Wilier Triestina 65%
Winora 90%
YT Industries 70%
Zündapp 55%

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I really people would stop posting AI generated shite as responses on this forum. It adds nothing.
 
TheKaiser said:
When MTB journalists were getting the first sneak peeks of the DJI motor, over a year ago, I remember hearing talk about rattle, similar to Shimano and Bosch at the time, but by Oct 2024, when the first production models seemed to be rolling out, it was claimed they had fixed the rattle. I gave them massive props for this, as Shimano and Bosch, despite having years more development time, had made zero progress on that front. Now, with the Gen 5 models, Bosch has finally addressed it (Shimano not so much), but I am very surprised to see your suggestion that the DJI/Avonox motors have been secretly rattling all this time. Would any Avinox motor users care to clarify and confirm this point?

And just to be clear, I am talking about the classic "clutch rattle" that occurs when coasting on a rough descent.
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There is a thread here where a lot is written down about it...

Thread 'Is the AMFLOW this rattley?' Is the AMFLOW this rattley?
 
DylanJM said:
I really people would stop posting AI generated shite as responses on this forum. It adds nothing.
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Yeah seriously, wtf is that, betting line odds? My god. Trek 80% chance of switching to DJI 😂 The lowest was 50% chance, including Specialized, next year! AI slop, not even a modicum of thought went into looking at it before it was hastily pasted into the forum and posted.

What a waste of bits that is.
 
xtraman122 said:
Yeah seriously, wtf is that, betting line odds? My god. Trek 80% chance of switching to DJI 😂 The lowest was 50% chance, including Specialized, next year! AI slop, not even a modicum of thought went into looking at it before it was hastily pasted into the forum and posted.

What a waste of bits that is.
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It's honestly worrying how many people have forgotten about critical thinking and will just outsource all their thinking to ChatGPT. Doesn't bode well for the future tbh. I find boomers the worst for it, rocking up to threads and posting their AI drivel as if they are some sort of enlightened, higher intelligence being because they figured out how to download ChatGPT and write a prompt.
 
irie said:
And worse, increases in regulation and reduced access to currently accessible UK countryside will be accelerated by people riding bikes which are outside current legal power and speed limits.
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I'm not sure that logic stacks up. The examples you give, i.e. additional power and speed, are already illegal/unlawful. They are already regulated and barely policed.
 
johnnystorm said:
I'm not sure that logic stacks up. The examples you give, i.e. additional power and speed, are already illegal/unlawful. They are already regulated and barely policed.
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Being "barely policed" is part of the problem, and increasing the number of "illegal/unlawful" vehicles will only make the policing problem worse.
 
martin_m_bo said:
there will be no new motor one year after release this nonsense. people think about it
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Dji is not Bosch/Shimano/Yamaha... They update their products at a much higher rate.
2 motors are coming early next year... no sl version though, both full power.
 
gbcoke said:
Dji is not Bosch/Shimano/Yamaha... They update their products at a much higher rate.
2 motors are coming early next year... no sl version though, both full power.
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new hardware motor update for what reason after a year? this is all shit talk about a new motor.
 
martin_m_bo said:
new hardware motor update for what reason after a year? this is all shit talk about a new motor.
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I think people need to keep in mind how DJI releases a new motor might be very different than Bosch or Spesh (Brose) do with an entire new platform. They may introduce some very small tweaks to address issues like the rattle or improved bash guard and keep mounting patterns the same so it's still compatible with existing frames, which would be a far less disruptive change than the others when they do a whole new "platform" all at once with zero backwards compatibility. Yes, it would be a big deal to do the whole platform change already, but if they keep the mounting the same and everything is compatible with existing frames, updating the motor and/or battery could certainly be something done at a much higher cadence than the incumbents have been getting away with.
 
martin_m_bo said:
new hardware motor update for what reason after a year? this is all shit talk about a new motor.
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To improve the internals for higher power numbers and reduce rattle most likely. Perhaps save weight somewhere. As the post above me outlines I imagine DJI with keep the form factor largely the same and make it compatible with existing frames.
 
martin_m_bo said:
new hardware motor update for what reason after a year? this is all shit talk about a new motor.
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Fixing the rattle, installing mounts for a bash guard, and improving efficiency, are all worthwhile upgrades that need to be made to the Avinox.

However, the huge thing that I could totally see Avinox integrating, is Solid State batteries with about 2x the density of current batteries are literally hitting the streets in China right now. They could really leapfrog competitors (sorry, but they have yet to surpass Bosch imo) in one fell swoop with this change and also completely negate the efficiency argument.
 
martin_m_bo said:
new hardware motor update for what reason after a year? this is all shit talk about a new motor.
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Guranteed there's an M2 motor coming.

What do you think thr Commencal that's due in May 26 is going to have fitted? Not to mention several other brands


Just wait til Sea Otter Classic.
 
sethimus said:
jesus fuck, stop it already
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Not certain why you are so dramatic in your response.

SS batteries are coming sooner, rather than later to e-bikes, as they are really one fo the best applications for them and bikers are willing to pay extra.

ebike-mtb.com

Semi-Solid-State Batteries: The Next Quantum Leap for E-Bikes?

E-MTB: Higher Range and Faster Charging with Less Weight Using the Semi-Solid-State Battery?
ebike-mtb.com ebike-mtb.com

I agree that we probably won't see SS batteries in April of 2026 for purchase, but they will be announced no later than 2027, but probably much sooner than that.

From the article above: "Not in the coming 12 months, but afterwards — we’re already speaking with several manufacturers."
 
Highland Wheels said:
Guranteed there's an M2 motor coming.

What do you think thr Commencal that's due in May 26 is going to have fitted? Not to mention several other brands


Just wait til Sea Otter Classic.
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They allready announced M1 and that is what they will deliver. there is no mystical delay because of a new updated engine. you all get dissapointed because of Alex the biketester hahaha the only result is that people stop buying avinox till next year but then realise they get fooled by youtube clickbate. same like a half year a go a youtuber said amflow woud stop selling bikes after brands got supply with avinox
 
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Is this youtuber the same guy as this meme?
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Suns_PSD said:
Not certain why you are so dramatic in your response.

SS batteries are coming sooner, rather than later to e-bikes, as they are really one fo the best applications for them and bikers are willing to pay extra.

ebike-mtb.com

Semi-Solid-State Batteries: The Next Quantum Leap for E-Bikes?

E-MTB: Higher Range and Faster Charging with Less Weight Using the Semi-Solid-State Battery?
ebike-mtb.com ebike-mtb.com

I agree that we probably won't see SS batteries in April of 2026 for purchase, but they will be announced no later than 2027, but probably much sooner than that.

From the article above: "Not in the coming 12 months, but afterwards — we’re already speaking with several manufacturers."
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not before 2030 when toyota plans with 2027 at the earliest
 
martin_m_bo said:
They allready announced M1 and that is what they will deliver. there is no mystical delay because of a new updated engine. you all get dissapointed because of Alex the biketester hahaha the only result is that people stop buying avinox till next year but then realise they get fooled by youtube clickbate. same like a half year a go a youtuber said amflow woud stop selling bikes after brands got supply with avinox
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Yeah whatever 😂

Obviously my mate who is at the top of one of the European bike brands is chatting crap then eh 😂


I'll revisit this quote in a few months and see what you've got to say for yourself
 
The thing is next year there will be many more Avinox bikes and Amflow will lose it's appeal other than maybe pricing.
 
franciscoasismm said:
El primero en llegar, con un precio cercano a los 3500, es el AMFLOW AL. Cuando se presente en enero, volverá a dominar el mercado. ¿Motor nuevo? Por supuesto, lo último de Avinox estará disponible en su socio principal antes que el resto. Si hubiera pensado comprar Avinox en aluminio, probablemente esperaría hasta después de Navidad.
Cualquiera con años de experiencia con drones sabía lo que pasaría con DJI.
Publicación en el hilo 'Dji avinox- Amflow - Discusión' Dji avinox- Amflow - Discusión
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In regards to the comments above, pricing as mentioned would be somewhat of a disruptive change. We will have to see what the new year brings. Today, most full-suspension, mid-drive e-MTBs from recognized brands, retail between $5,500–$9,000 USD for decent specs.

A $3,500 aluminum e-MTB with modern geometry, a new-generation motor, integrated battery, and quality suspension undercuts that by 30 to 50% while appearing not to compromise performance.

That’s the equivalent of DJI’s Phantom arriving at one-third the price of hobbyist drones, with better performance and integrated tech, and we all saw what that did to the industry.

This could result in a quantum shift from hobbyist to mass-consumer product. With e-MTBs becoming a mainstream commuter / trail category. It does seem to be a risk for boutique e-MTB brands relying on outsourced motors however.
 
franciscoasismm said:
The rise of full-suspension eMTBs with DJI Avinox motors manufactured by Chinese brands with aluminum frames represents a disruption comparable to the one DJI generated in the drone market, and its impact could fundamentally transform the industrial balance between Asian, European, and American manufacturers.
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I don't really see that changing much, frame brands come and go.

funny how sram/shimano/fox plod along making profits when revel/yt go bust etc. I'd expect to see the avinox brand in 3-5 years, amflow not so much.
 
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