Amflow launches two powerful new electric bikes, including its first SUV-style e-bike — SkimNews
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- Amflow announced global availability for the TL Carbon while bringing the PR Carbon series to the U.S. for the first time, extending the brand beyond its earlier electric mountain-bike lineup.
- TL Carbon combines a full-suspension SUV-style design with the Avinox M2's 125 Nm output, an 800 Wh RS800 battery and a 22.6 kg minimum weight, while supporting a 200 kg total load including rider and cargo.
- PR Carbon uses a removable 4 kg, 800 Wh battery for indoor charging or swapping, with a claimed range of up to 158 km under ideal Eco-mode riding; riders using technical trails and high assistance should expect considerably less.
- PR Carbon Pro upgrades to the Avinox M2S motor with 150 Nm of torque versus 125 Nm on the standard PR Carbon, while U.S. prices rise from $4,999 to $6,799.
- TL Carbon starts at $3,899 in the U.S. and €3,499 in Germany, positioning the SUV-style bike against premium European trekking and SUV e-bikes.
- Amflow made all three bikes available through its website and authorized dealers beginning today; both U.S. models generally arrive as 20 mph Class 1 e-bikes but can typically be unlocked to Class 3 speeds of 28 mph.
Why it matters: U.S. commuters and touring riders gain access to an 800 Wh, 22.6 kg electric bike priced from $3,899, while eMTB buyers gain a removable-battery option from $4,999. For Amflow, the material shift is expansion beyond technical mountain bikes into daily utility, intensifying the need to differentiate its bike design as more brands adopt Avinox motors.
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