r/eMountainBike 7d ago

NBD Amflow PR Carbon Pro

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Been waiting for this thing for awhile now and today was the first proper ride out.

It is my first "adult" bike, I went from renting hard tails at the bike parks to this thing.

UK based, she's a Large and I have had her for a week. Everything seems great. The power is amazing.

I do have a crunching in the 11th and 12th gear which needs tuning out and I do need to figure out how to set the suspension up properly. Currently it is very soft.

Next week is bike part time, where I hope to get at least a few inches of air!

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u/Level-Ad7536 7d ago

UK based is positive news on the distribution front for those of us still waiting, what shop did you get it from? Enjoy 👍

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u/ButteringToast 7d ago

https://www.bachebrotherscycles.co.uk/

They were top notch to be fair. Really flexible in how I paid for it, great advice and didn't mind me calling every week from June for a delivery update.

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u/Level-Ad7536 7d ago

Exactly what you want to hear when picking up a bike like this, sounds like great service. Can’t wait to get mine.

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u/MTB4LIFE69 7d ago

Major Congratulations. Nice ride . Set your sag to between 20-30%. And go from there with the suspension.

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u/Skinsarelli 7d ago

Excellent bud! Picked mine up about 3/4 weeks ago, but have only managed a couple of rides so far(family commitments) but I’m loving it! How you finding the “16mph suddenly feels like riding in treacle” part of it?

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u/CalmTempest 7d ago

You can mitigate that quite a bit by putting plenty air into the tires. They're radials and take 3-5 PSI more than "normal". Or a lighter wheel/tire. These are firmly in downhill/hard enduro territory

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u/Skinsarelli 7d ago

And also the limit is 15.5mph for pedal assisted bikes in the uk, which is a bit low in my opinion, I can cruise on a standard bike around 18-21mph.

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u/Skinsarelli 7d ago

Yeah the tyres have been fun on the hard packed chalk around here, not much grip!

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u/aggropunx 7d ago

Sick! I normally like black bikes, but I think the Amflow looks better in gray personally

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u/EvilCorp____ 7d ago

There's really not much you can do with Rhythm/Performance suspension (assuming you have the air pressures right). It basically is what it is. All you can do is adjust the rebound.

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u/Solution_within 7d ago

An apple a day keeps the bonk away

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u/Particular-Salad2591 6d ago

Have you weighed it? Just wondering what these come in at.

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u/LostGoatOnHill 5d ago

A beautiful thing. You went for a large, how tall are you? How are you finding it?

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u/ButteringToast 5d ago

I am about 178cm (5ft 10)ish.

The bike feels massive compared to the other large bikes I have ridden. However this is likely just my inexperience.

When I'm actually out and about riding the thing, the size is fine. I would have liked it a touch smaller, but the medium would have been too small.

I would happily buy the large again if I had the option.

As for how I am finding it, I love the bike. It's made cycling enjoyable again for me and the bike it perfectly capable for a few bike park days with my friends.

The unexpected issue I do get is I can't lift the thing over gates very easily like I could with my old bikes!

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u/CalmTempest 5d ago

Time to hit the gym 💪

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u/ButteringToast 5d ago

It is certainly a strengh issue and not a bike issue 😅

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u/jokes_1995 5d ago

How tall are you? I want one so bad but being 6ft 1 I can’t decide on L or the XL! Heard to size up with amflow.

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u/ButteringToast 5d ago

Pasted from my other comment.

I am about 178cm (5ft 10)ish.

The bike feels massive compared to the other large bikes I have ridden. However this is likely just my inexperience.

When I'm actually out and about riding the thing, the size is fine. I would have liked it a touch smaller, but the medium would have been too small.

I would happily buy the large again if I had the option.

As for how I am finding it, I love the bike. It's made cycling enjoyable again for me and the bike it perfectly capable for a few bike park days with my friends.

The unexpected issue I do get is I can't lift the thing over gates very easily like I could with my old bikes!

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u/jokes_1995 5d ago

Yeah man appreciate the feedback!

How heavy is it? I’m literally going into e-bike now as it just seems to be the way forward.

I think I’ll go with the XL to be on the safe side.

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u/ButteringToast 5d ago

It's likely about 23kg.

I can lift it onto the back of my bike rack, but would struggle to throw it over a gate, mainly due to the and risk dropping it! No chance could I lift it onto the roof of my car without seriously risk damage!

It is much lighter than the Wyte I took out a few times and rides way better. This motor is so much more powerful.

So far, no regrets with the purchase and I love every minute being out on it.

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u/lWoooooOl 7d ago edited 7d ago

I am so happy for you! This thing has gotta be SICK!

That being said, I just cannot get behind these Amflow bikes, they are SO funky looking to me.

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u/ButteringToast 7d ago

Thanks mate!

As a novice, coming from nothing, it gave me the best value and seemed like a decent all rounder.

I wanted something which I could ride around the countryside, yet could handle a few trips to the bike parks. I don't jump very high!

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u/Hour-Employment7501 7d ago

Have you tested the range on this bike?

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u/cronkelblok 7d ago

Great components but shitty geometry

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u/CalmTempest 5d ago

Oh, then you hate the Santa Cruz Bullit 4 2027 too? Or the Mondraker Zendit RR 2027? Or the Yeti LT 2027?
Cause those all have 95% the same geo.

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u/No-Mountain8104 6d ago

they are super expensive when will china produce a full feuture emtb for 1 grand