Hi all,

I was wonder if any chinese manufacters make a non-suspension corrected carbon fork with bikepacking bag mounts and such.
Maybe something with 417-450 ac.

Yes, Berm Cycle's Ragnar carbon fork 445/448mm ac with optional offset flip-chip and side mounts.
https://bermcycle.com/product/ragnar-carbon-fork/

Someone post a Dengfu eMTB with DJI Avinox. Anyone knows if the manufacturers have already made some designs using DJI Avinox motor?

I'm not sure why they still come out with an old geometry, the current average modern geometry is 65° headtube angle and 77° seat angle with front travel of 130-160mm. They are still stuck in the older days of XC conservative design.

The upper chainstay look very weak without the bridge joint in between. The new linkage on the seat tube look heavy and unnecessary extra design that does not look good. The previous linkage design looks better, slicker, cleaner and lighter.

there are totally over dozens brands with it

We don't care what brands it is, we don't want another Bafang motor. All we want is a DJI motor! Get it?

We have seen a few more E-Bike brands using DJI Avinox system.
I believe there will be more coming up. Anyone knows which manufacturers are now developing with this DJI motor now?

Interesting! Didn't know DJI launched such thing! Not quite sure what the synergies with drones are. But very interesting.
Given that everything bike in carbon is made in China, for sure DJI has been working with Chinese manufacturers. Either that or they're beyond my wildest expectations of stupidity and incompetence.
Who's Jim?
Light carbon released a tasty e bike frame recently, then some company bought exclusive rights to it. It's a market that's very different from traditional bikes. You got to be able to source the motor, and the battery, and make sure the software works, which includes jail braking some rules (a 25kmh limited bike in Europe makes it essentially useless on the road), and the frame. Instead of just the frame. And shipping lithium batteries is its own nightmare.
I've been looking at ebikes for a long time and I'm yet to strike gold.

DJI being a Chinese company is much easier working directly with the Chinese frame manufacturers. Probably Jim and the rest have started to think of this. Hopefully we can hear some good news soon.
Here is the DJI E-Bike link: https://www.amflowbikes.com/

Seem like many riders want a hardtail or full suspension bike with dropbar. Please come out with rear 80mm travel and front 100mm travel.