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Is Amflow lying? Clearly not!, but it is a little confusing because it claims that the Amflow PR Carbon Pro, with the Avinox M2S motor, delivers 1500 watts peak power, but it’s only in Boost mode.
Head into the mode settings and it’s obvious that the maximum continuous peak power is 1300 watts.
So it you want 1500 watts all of the time, you’ll need the M2S motor combined with the high-density 700Wh battery found on the new Canyon Spectral:On, Atherton S.170E or either of the Amflow PX e-bikes.
Is not having the full 1500 watts on the Amflow PR a dealbreaker breaker for you? Do let us know in the comments.
Also, if you’re interested in the real world range of the Amflow PR, head over to the MBRmagazine YouTube channel, as the Range Test video has just gone live. And the results are not what we expected.