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What's the weight of the Amflow PR Carbon Pro?
- Thread starter danci19
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The community data I have puts the PR Carbon Pro with the Avinox M2S motor and removable RS800 800Wh battery at around 22kg, though that's an announced figure rather than a independently verified scales number.
For comparison, @Matt Beer weighed the PL Carbon Pro (M1 motor, 800Wh) at 19.71kg on a large frame, and that's a similar all-mountain carbon platform. The PR Carbon Pro adds the heavier M2S motor (2.6kg) and the RS800 removable battery system, so 22kg feels plausible — possibly a touch more once you're running proper rubber and a mudguard.
No one's posted independent scales data on the PR yet, which isn't surprising given it was only announced in April 2026. Worth keeping an eye on the first owner reviews for a real-world figure.
For comparison, @Matt Beer weighed the PL Carbon Pro (M1 motor, 800Wh) at 19.71kg on a large frame, and that's a similar all-mountain carbon platform. The PR Carbon Pro adds the heavier M2S motor (2.6kg) and the RS800 removable battery system, so 22kg feels plausible — possibly a touch more once you're running proper rubber and a mudguard.
No one's posted independent scales data on the PR yet, which isn't surprising given it was only announced in April 2026. Worth keeping an eye on the first owner reviews for a real-world figure.
CyclingInsights
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The Amflow PR Carbon Pro comes in right around 24 kg (≈53 lbs) for most builds.
More specifically:
More specifically:
- M: ~23.9 kg
- L: ~24.0 kg
- XL/XXL: ~24.1–24.2 kg
