Specialized Gen 4 Levo vs. DJI Amflow Pro Carbon - 10 round shootout to determine best emtb of 2025

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Specialized Carbon Levo - https://bit.ly/4lZQM5h
Levo Extender battery - https://bit.ly/4jKbowj
Other bike options:
Ari Timp Peak info and purchase - https://bit.ly/4ibjHjB
Santa Cruz Bullit and Vala at Competitive - https://alnk.to/6xM6Z4E
Santa Cruz Bullit and other at Jenson USA - https://alnk.to/biuzt4T
Pivot Shuttle LT - https://alnk.to/3cn7LWX
2025 Orbea Wild - https://alnk.to/e786AzC
Bosch CX5 bikes at Jenson - https://alnk.to/7qljjEv
Schwalbe Tires - https://alnk.to/hhBKfpo
Mtb Tire options - https://alnk.to/gzWIkaj

This video compares two high-end e-mountain bikes: the Specialized Levo Gen 4 and the DJI Amflow Pro Carbon. Both bikes offer cutting-edge technology, but with different approaches.

10 categories of comparison:
Motor Speed & Acceleration: Amflow wins with its lighter, more responsive motor. (4:58-5:53)
Ride Quality: Specialized Levo wins due to its superior suspension and climbing feel. (6:23-8:15) Battery Options: Specialized Levo wins with its removable battery and extender battery option. (8:16-9:46)
Technology & Features: Amflow wins with its touchscreen display, wireless remotes, and high-resolution magnet system. (9:49-13:01)
Weight: Amflow is slightly lighter. (13:04-13:57)
Looks: Specialized Levo is considered more aesthetically pleasing. (13:58-15:02)
Geometry: Specialized Levo is more configurable with adjustable head angle and chainstays. (15:04-16:13)
Build Options & Price: Specialized Levo offers more build options and price points, including alloy models. (16:16-17:27)
Speed Options: Specialized Levo has a class 3 mode for higher top speed, while Amflow's top speed is limited by its magnet system. (17:29-19:53)
Company & Support: Specialized wins with its established dealer network and brand support. (19:57-21:41)

Key Differences:

Motor: Amflow uses a smaller, lighter DJI motor with a boost function. (1:21-2:58)
Frame: Amflow has a lighter carbon frame, while Specialized uses a heavier carbon frame (with alloy options). (6:47-13:57)
Suspension: Specialized Levo features a Fox Genie suspension, providing better rear-wheel travel and feel. (7:14-7:57)
Battery: Specialized Levo has a removable battery and offers an extender battery. (8:38-9:13)
Technology: Ampflow boasts a touchscreen display, wireless controls, and a 48-magnet wheel sensor. (11:17-12:28)
Availability: Amflow is not yet available in the USA. (21:54-22:00)
Ultimately, the "best" bike depends on individual preferences and priorities but this video aims to arm the prospective buyer with data points that are meaningful to them.


00:00 Introduction
00:39 1 - Motor speed, power and acceleration
06:20 2 - Better ride, descent, more fun?
08:15 3 - Battery options
09:48 4 - Motor tech, app, remote, display, charger
13:04 5 - Weight. Which bike is lighter?
13:57 6 - Which one looks better?
15:07 7 - Geometry
16:15 8 - Build options and affordability
17:28 9 - Speed options for motor cut-off at top speed
19:55 10 - Dealer support, company stability and local community support
21:45 - Conclusion