20 kg total weight, with full Avinox power: Who can do that?

Rotwild Action

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First Specialized, now Amflow: Bikepacking with e-mountain bikes is riding high. Rotwild is rolling out the R.XX, a trail bike that’s got more than meets the eye. And Rohloff—not exactly known for making headlines—has come out with some interesting news.

With Avinox, and in a nutshell: Red deer are on the rise

Rotwild RXX Core

Rotwild is expanding its lineup with the R.XX: While the R.EX and R.EXC enduro models are designed for maximum downhill performance and adaptability, the R.XX is aimed at trail and all-mountain riders who want to ride an active, agile, and—above all—lightweight e-mountain bike.

Amflow is ramping up its versatility

Amflow Trekking

According to Amflow, this is the e-bike for all uses: With a total weight starting at 22.6 kg, the Amflow TL Carbon combines powerful performance of 125 Nm and 1100 W, a capacity of up to 1280 Wh, and a maximum load capacity of around 200 kg. Combined with full suspension, it offers agility on trails, comfort in the city, and stability on loaded tours.

Rohloff Steps It Up: Evolution Instead of Revolution

Rohloff Solo

Since 2017, the Rohloff hub has featured electronic shifting, but until now only on e-bikes. That’s about to change: With the Solo version—which can be retrofitted to any Rohloff hub ever manufactured—the days of twist shifters and shift cables are over. The electromechanical E-14 shift control system is making its debut on the rear end, which also makes it easier to combine the Rohloff shifting system with drop bars and TRP levers, for example.