Here's my Amflow PL Pro Build

[Tilt]

Never understood dudes who get full suspension bike, and remove dropper. Might as well attach reflectors to the wheels that came with the bike, that'll do it.

You also got wrong rotors. Magura needs 2mm thick rotors, and Hope's are 1.8mm. You effectively decreased your stopping power.

There is nothing wrong in working with your bike shop and ask them for proper advice, these amateur "upgrades" such as rigid seat post on full suspension bike are pretty stupid.

 

[Purple parznip]

Size M PL Pro. Component changes:
- Swapped OEM wheels for NOBL TR37 + DT240 wheelset
- Mounted Maxxis Forekaster EXO+/MaxTerra tires, 2.4 rear, 2.6 front
- Swapped OEM bars/stem/grips for a RaceFace stem, RaceFace Era bar (40mm rise), and Ergon GA2 Fat grips
- Swapped OEM dropper and saddle for RF Next SL post and WTB Rocket V Titanium saddle
- Removed dropper remove right side remote for Avinox display
- Shimano XTR-M9120 pedals

I'm 5'8" and 170 lbs, for reference.

Total bike weight 44.7 lbs (less than I expected)

Rides and handles extraordinarily well.

And no smartass comments about the dropper. I can probably beat most of you without one.

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Nice looking rig bud

 

[Tilt]

My discs are great and open your eyes, I have a 150mm rod

Hey sh*tbrain. Highly likely I can outride you 8 times out of 10, dropper or not. And my bike has Magura Storm HC rotors - a better choice than the MDPs. I’m a Magura brand ambassador. I have a full shop and know more about building, servicing and tuning bikes than you ever will. Merry F*cking Christmas you angry twat.

Your Amflow looks great with or without a seatpost, well done on your build!

 

[Tilt]

My discs are great and open your eyes, I have a 150mm rod

Never understood dudes who get full suspension bike, and remove dropper. Might as well attach reflectors to the wheels that came with the bike, that'll do it.

You also got wrong rotors. Magura needs 2mm thick rotors, and Hope's are 1.8mm. You effectively decreased your stopping power.

There is nothing wrong in working with your bike shop and ask them for proper advice, these amateur "upgrades" such as rigid seat post on full suspension bike are pretty stupid.

You're the stupid one.