The motor weighs around 2.5 kilograms, offers a whopping 105 Nm of torque (120 Nm maximum), a rated continuous output of 250 W with a peak output of 850 or even 1000 watts for a short time. There is a choice of 600 or 800 watt hours for the battery. The display has a touch function on board with a 2-inch OLED color display. The charger pumps 75 percent into an empty battery in around 90 minutes. Of course, a smartphone app is also on board.

If these performance data for the Avinox motor from DJI sound too dry, you can also take a look at it in large format. DJI is not stopping at an in-house drive system, the company based in Shenzen in southern China is also launching its own e-mountain bike. With 160 millimetres of travel at the front, 150 millimetres at the rear, a lightweight carbon frame with a frame integrated into the down tube and a choice between 29er and mullet set-up, the Amflow bike is right up to date.

A specific sales launch date for DJI's e-bikes has not yet been set. There is currently a form on the website to register for further information. 

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