Unfortunately, you’re wrong about Aventon being in 1000 bike shops. Their website is a little misleading because a lot of those bike shops don’t carry or sell the bikes they just do repairs on the bikes.
@@kerusso3568 If this is true, it's a real pity. I provide brakes (Bengal) that are used on their eBikes, but I have found it hard to create a distribution channel with them. Hopefully business with them will pick up. Doing so would help for their branding, or else their just being a dime a dozen eBike brands.
As much as I am impressed with the Aventure2, I ordered the Level.2 instead. My retail shop owner cautioned me about riding the Aventure2 on paved streets more often than on off-road conditions. He mentioned the fat tires will have a tendency to wear out more on pavement than on dirt trails. Replacing 4" inch tires can be a bit pricy. The Aventure2 weighs more at 77lbs, versus the Level.2 at 62lbs. I'm getting older (70), so lifting heavier bicycles onto a bike rack may be challenging.
Well, since writing this comment, I purchased the Aventon Aventure 2. So now I have both bikes!! In addition, I sold my old bike rack and purchased a new one that has an attachable ramp. It easily handles the combined weight of two eBikes with their batteries on board. So, problem solved! I might add, I ordered the R (regular) size Aventure; just a little easier to handle. I gotta say, the Aventure is now my go-to bike; I really love it. I should also mention that although the Level.2 is considered a commuter bike, it doesn't have turn signals like the Aventure does... go figure. Aventon needs to add it.
great Aventon review.... I'm almost 70 and recently bought the Soltera 7 large frame in the yellow color - it looks and performs great..... I did add a shock absorbing seat, fenders and rear rack.... pretty sure I'll be adding the swept back handle bars with maybe an adjustable stem.... one of the best features about the Soltera is it's relatively lightweight giving you the rider the ability to ride efficiently without pedal assist if you want to.... I've owned a Rad Power Wagon, City and Mini 2..... but for me I like the Soltera best, cheers.....
I purchased the Abound after riding the other cargo bikes. I immediately knew it was the bike to buy after riding it only a few minutes. The only thing I wish it had, a fat tire option because I live in a rural community and there are lots of grassy areas I cross on my daily rides.
I'm impressed with the Pace 500. It's a great city bike that is really easy to maneuver. A full 25lbs lighter than the Aventure.2, which is a bigger deal than I think most people realize. Great for a casual or entry level eBike. As a side note, it can pass for a traditional bike, which is actually quite useful. People are less likely to complain if you ride on shared paths and it's not immediately obvious as an eBike when on a bike rack.
Recently purchased the Level2. it's my first e-bike and I love it. Everything is well thought out and well made on this bike. The ride is nice. Thank you for your detailed video. I learned some things.
I switched to Aventon just two weeks ago. I previously had a Velotric Discover 1, but after horrible customer service with them I switched to Aventon. I purchased the Level.2 and the quality jump was instantaneous. Everything from the welding to the paint job to the action to the comfort, it's all there. My previous ebike also was not serviced locally, but Aventon is which really helps. I'm on the Aventon fanboy train.
I ordered a battery, initially it was backordered then it was quickly made available. I then went on to order the cover plate and it was $15.00 shipping for a $12.50 part. I emailed them, they covered shipping and the part. Aventon customer support is first class. If their products weren't competitive it might still be worth buying from them. I talked to the dealership, buy with confidence from Aventon.
My favorite is without contest the Level.2! Just got mine a week ago. Your reviews helped me a lot choosing. Many thanks! I couldn't use your link since I live in the province of Quebec in Canada.
Why is the Reviewer so prominent in the shots of the bikes? Don't want to have a grey hoodie taking up most of the screen. We're here for the bikes, not the hoodies.
Ordered the AA2 should be in by Monday & I am ready to hit the road. Even better the heat is dying down here in southern Texas. I’m going to get so much drone photography/videography done plus I grabbed a Action 4 with a bike handle bar mount for scenic trail videos.
Last year I purchased the Aventon Level 2 model. I love it. It is about 10-12 lbs. heavier than my previous e-bike but it feels much more sturdy and the ride is smoother. I am a 5' 4.5" woman. I only wish the step-thru was about 1-2" lower. The bike is a beauty and those smooth welds add to the classic look. Nice purchase. If I had the room, I'd sure like the cargo bike! Oh, and since I've been an avid bicycle rider for years, in 2017 when I first was aware of e-bikes I tried a cadence sensored bike of one of my workmates. It was a weird feeling, I felt out of control for sure. I thought I'd have to get used to it. But then discovered a torque sensored e-bike at a bicycle show and it was just like the bike riding I'd been used to. Torque all the way for me. Good reviews, thanks.
Thank you for your great video. I bought my wife a Level 2 for Christmas using your affiliate link. Your video really helped me decide which bike was best for her.
What's up with people never raising the SEAT on these bikes.. is it a thing to look like you're afraid of heights or just pure laziness 😂 or no nothing about bike fitting .. most people never even peddle and just use the throttle....
The problem I have with some bikes, you can pedal over 30 mph for only so long... Then switching to throttle you go like 18-20 mph. That's not good in my opinion.
@jamesbonham5383 - I went with the Aventure.2. I'll be picking it up this Sunday. I test rode a large frame. It's what the bike shop had. It sold itself. I bought a Med. frame. I'm 5'8", and I thought the Lrg. was fine, but I might want to get a suspension seat post and the Med. would accommodate that better. For a cargo bike, the Abound isn't as big as I'd imagined, and I really liked that, but the Aventure.2 can also carry cargo, so I felt it would be a better fit.
I have the Pace 500.3. For the price point, it's a good bike. I chose it over the Level 2 because of the adjustable stem - I wanted a more upright position. I have around 400 miles on it. I have a couple of complaints though. The brakes squeak, and it's been that way almost from day one. I've done all the usual things to stop the squeak without success. Cleaning the rotors and replacing brake pads doesn't solve the problem. My bike shop says that it's a common complaint for this bike. He suggested that I put better rotors on, and of course, replace brake pads at the same time. I really like this bike, so I'll replace the rotors/pads and hope that it solves the problem.
I ride an Aventure 2 can’t say enough about it. I am a 6’2” 270 lb rider who rode all the time before marriage kid’s business travel career etc. this bike brought back the riding spirit in me. I live in a very hilly region that makes bike travel difficult however the Aventure 2 can handle anything. Off road on road 16% grades you name it with my shrinking fat A#%*. I added a suspension seat post that has eliminated all butt soreness and had made riding like on a cloud. I ride almost exclusively in PAS 1 (eco mode) and I get about 45 miles per charge riding in extreme hilly conditions (5 -10 mile rides with 1200-2500 ft total elevation gains.
I have the original level. Yes I use it to get to work but that’s not why I got it(nor did you ask). I find that it does great for any other purpose whether it’s leisure or business…my theory is that if it’s good for commuting, then it’s good for anything.
Which Aventon e-bike would you recommend for cycling the Natchez Trace Parkway (avg 65 miles for a week). I do have pretty good road cycling experience. However I feel I'm ready to try an e-bike, mostly for hills use.
None I got a velotric discover 1 with hydraulic disc brakes for 1199$. 500W sustained, 900W peak rear hub, 7 speed Shimano shifter, thumb throttle and 5 PAS levels
I absolutely love my Adventure 2 it has amazing range. Extremely comfortable for long trips. Rear rack with a large hanging bag let's me take whatever I need on my rides. The fat tires have held up extremely well. I run the psi at 20 psi any lower than that and it will really take away from your range. We picked up the Commuter for my wife and she loves it. We made our purchases after seeing your reviews on the Aventon bikes. Thank you for the informative videos.
I wish they could buy Marshalls out on the southside of Indianapolis Indiana it's abandoned building it's big enough to have all kinds electric e-bikes and it will be great for some people like me that would be awesome only if the bike company will look into it it's not hard to find the address for the Southside is 4202 South East Street next to Kroger's but in the back in the side you can't miss it would be great to have a bike shop there because all our bike shop keeps going deeper and deeper South and it's harder for us bikers to go to a bike shop to get her bike fixed or to buy a new one like electric e-bike please take this message to richly and make it go viral so we self-starters can have a bike shop
After having bought a pace 350.2 this weekend, I would have to warn people not to buy this brand. I made that mistake and I hope that you don't. Within 10 miles from taking it out of the box, the bike broke. Tried to get help to troubleshoot the issue and that too was a dead end. Whatever you do, go with a different brand of bike.
I ordered basic Aventure from a company with no communication so i ordered the Sinch.2 directly from Aventon. The Aventure did FINALLY arrive, and after a little learning curve (my first miles produced some bruises) as i learned about that speedy throttle, I feel in love. Now I've received the Sinch.2 and got it set up yesterday, in between 😮 rain. I hope to use the Sinch.2 for my camping and travels and the Aventure for errands. QUESTION~ I have meniscus issue in left knee and past Xmas broke both bones in right leg. Is there a medical rebate possible as this bike is great for rehab? Anyone asked?
I just bought a pace 500.3 based on so many positive TH-cam reviews. Although it's a nice bike I don't know if I want to keep it. It has several considerable design flaws in the way that the torque sensor (assist levels) are implemented among other things. I'm pretty good with bike wrenching and assembly but this bike has taken so many hours to get running properly, brakes squealing and shifting issues. The out of the box adjustment settings made the bike unusable after assembly. None of this is ever mentioned in reviews. The reviews are always about how great the bikes are and what features they have. Nothing critical is almost ever mentioned of any substance.
Wow! I'm having the exact same problems with my brand new Pace 500.3. It's currently at bike shop getting the brake pads checked, but they called me saying that it didn't fix the brakes from squealing and that it's going to need a lot more repairs. They also mentioned something about the piston not being aligned properly. I agree that none of the reviews I've watched mentioned any of these problems, which is super frustrating. I've usually do a ton of research before making a purchase that expensive so to spend all that time and the bike is still having a ton of issues is pretty frustrating.
We had no squeaking or shifting issues at all out of ours. Sorry to hear yours did. Sharing your experience here is the best thing you can do. We always value hearing other people’s experiences so we can share it in the future.
I made the mistake of buying one of their bikes and it broke within the first 10 miles of riding. No way in hell I would tell people to buy one of these bikes from them.
@@shonec1234 i have my Pace 500.2 with about 1000 miles and no major issues. Do you get the issue fixed under warranty? I did have squeaky brakes that they fixed free under warranty, but now i miss it. I never needed to use the bell. Id just pull on the brakes a bit to let others know i was there. Kinda want the squeak back now....
I have been riding an Aventon Sinch for 5 months and now I am considering upgrading to the Sinch2. However, I have come across the Addmotor M160, which seems to have better batteries and motor.
Great video! I have a bunch of videos on the Aventon Soltera on my channel too. It’s my favorite Aventon model in terms of appearance. I just wish it had a bigger battery and motor for more speed.
I forgot to add one more thing I'm more of a step through guy because of my legs and I don't like folding up bikes I like the ones that don't fold out that's all for now
Great review of the various e-bikes available. I’m considering one or two for myself and my wife. Nice looking products. My cousin was just here with their newer Aventon e-bikes. Ryan, may I suggest you use the ball of your foot on the pedal, instead of the arch? It makes a lot of difference in how long you can ride without fatigue, and puts your foot at far less risk of catching the pavement below on turns, which can cause serious injury.
I'm thinking of the adventure 2 but wonder how I'd be able to lift on my truck, which is how I carry my regular bike that weighs half of the adventure 2. Not sure about a ramp.
All the parts on these electric bikes are cheap. Acera derailer 14.99 Or 17.99. lmao I guess you’re paying for the battery and frame. I still have my sons Gary fisher mamba, 3-8 speed. Which parts are better.
Most customers in the $1-$2k price range don't value higher quality Shimano components and for the most part they get the job done for recreational riding.
I caught you saying that the adventure frame is the same size regardless of regular or large frame. The difference is just the seat post? So if I get a regular and get a longer seat post that it would be the same as the large? Is that also true for the adventure 1?
I'm between the Sinch.2 and Level.2 (Regular, no the Step Through), don't like the way the Sinch looks, but feel like folding is important for being in an apartment
I looked at the different models at a local shop but ended up ordering mine online. I went with the Level 2 because I didn’t want the extra weight of the Adventure but wanted fenders and the rear rack. Love it so far. If you are looking to transport it using a rack, be careful of the weight. I even remove the battery since i carry 2 bikes on my rack.
I bought the Pace 500 for riding on paved roads. I got a seat post cushion, bike rack with built in mud flap, and a gel seat cover. With those cruiser style handle bars, wide seat, and upright sitting position, this is best choice if you're going for comfort. Aventon needs to make the Pace 500 with the belt drive in the next edition.
I’ve been reading about Aventon customer service 😬 and the exploding (proprietary sized!) tire situation w/the Radwagon. A basic Reddit search changed my decision. Read for yourself.
I’d like to try out in an Aventon bike but I noticed their frame sizes are rated only up to 6‘4“ and I am almost 2 inches taller than that. Do you think that size difference is enough that I should look elsewhere?
Try like none. They are losing dealers left and right. Quality control this year has been abysmal, and they are basically focused on D2C. Support to D2C purchases is bad though. Many dealers switching to Denago. Better support. Better quality control. Better margins and not being undermined by Best Buy and all the Aventon D2c promo's. Aventon losing staff too. They are becoming like Rad power. Too big for their britches and not doing well by the dealers who made them. very sad saga.
do you have sources for any of these claims or is that like just your opinion? i was at two different shops yesterday they had nothing negative to say about them.
The Better Business Bureau rates Aventon as an F. I checked Rad Power Bikes and himiway and they rated A. All three had customer complaints on BBB but Aventon did not resolve a higher percentage than the other two. Also, I noted that Aventon took in many instances, months to write a reply to BBB. Others responded within days. So, yes, I am concerned about buying the Level 2, my favorite of all bikes in this category. I’ll check out Denago. Thanks very much for the warning.
I'm going with the Level rather than the Aventure primarily because of the weight difference. Since 99% of my riding will be on totally flat paved surfaces, I don't need the added power of the Aventure, and the thought of trying to load one onto a bike rack is daunting. The only thing the Aventure has that I wish the Level also had is turn signals, and yet the Level is sold by Aventon as a "commuter" bike. Go figure.
Can all the aventon bikes use a child seat like the yuppie max? I have a daughter and would need a child seat cause she's only two and can't ride by herself
Hard to pin-point as they are for different types of riding. They are both good ebikes, but if you need fat tires I would go with the Aventure. if you are doing more city riding then the Level.2 is the better option.
Is it wrong that I want the sinch 2.0 but don’t plan on folding it? I love the fat tires but the aventure 2 is too big for me. I’ve looked into the level 2 but I’m not completely sold.
@@EbikeEscape Besides the speed, is the riding difference between the level 2 and the sinch 2 similar? Also, is the Sinch 2 awkward to carry when folded? I didn't see any locking mechanism to keep it folded, I'm hoping it dosn't flail like a dead fish! haha Thanks!
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Unfortunately, you’re wrong about Aventon being in 1000 bike shops. Their website is a little misleading because a lot of those bike shops don’t carry or sell the bikes they just do repairs on the bikes.
@@kerusso3568 If this is true, it's a real pity. I provide brakes (Bengal) that are used on their eBikes, but I have found it hard to create a distribution channel with them. Hopefully business with them will pick up. Doing so would help for their branding, or else their just being a dime a dozen eBike brands.
As much as I am impressed with the Aventure2, I ordered the Level.2 instead. My retail shop owner cautioned me about riding the Aventure2 on paved streets more often than on off-road conditions. He mentioned the fat tires will have a tendency to wear out more on pavement than on dirt trails. Replacing 4" inch tires can be a bit pricy. The Aventure2 weighs more at 77lbs, versus the Level.2 at 62lbs. I'm getting older (70), so lifting heavier bicycles onto a bike rack may be challenging.
Why not the Pace 500? Its another 10lbs lighter and upright is more comfortable than leaning forward like on the Level 2
My wife and I are older riders in our 60’s, heavy bikes are not so fun to lift anymore.
Well, since writing this comment, I purchased the Aventon Aventure 2. So now I have both bikes!! In addition, I sold my old bike rack and purchased a new one that has an attachable ramp. It easily handles the combined weight of two eBikes with their batteries on board. So, problem solved! I might add, I ordered the R (regular) size Aventure; just a little easier to handle. I gotta say, the Aventure is now my go-to bike; I really love it. I should also mention that although the Level.2 is considered a commuter bike, it doesn't have turn signals like the Aventure does... go figure. Aventon needs to add it.
I have an Aventon Aventure 1.0 and it has been such a game changer for me, I can easily bomb around my city and go to work in all kinds of weather.
Glad to hear that!
great Aventon review.... I'm almost 70 and recently bought the Soltera 7 large frame in the yellow color - it looks and performs great..... I did add a shock absorbing seat, fenders and rear rack.... pretty sure I'll be adding the swept back handle bars with maybe an adjustable stem.... one of the best features about the Soltera is it's relatively lightweight giving you the rider the ability to ride efficiently without pedal assist if you want to.... I've owned a Rad Power Wagon, City and Mini 2..... but for me I like the Soltera best, cheers.....
I purchased the Abound after riding the other cargo bikes. I immediately knew it was the bike to buy after riding it only a few minutes. The only thing I wish it had, a fat tire option because I live in a rural community and there are lots of grassy areas I cross on my daily rides.
Dang time flys, I first bought my AA2 then LvL2 and now I’m getting the abound 😂 Aventon has me hooked.
I'm impressed with the Pace 500. It's a great city bike that is really easy to maneuver. A full 25lbs lighter than the Aventure.2, which is a bigger deal than I think most people realize. Great for a casual or entry level eBike.
As a side note, it can pass for a traditional bike, which is actually quite useful. People are less likely to complain if you ride on shared paths and it's not immediately obvious as an eBike when on a bike rack.
Recently purchased the Level2. it's my first e-bike and I love it. Everything is well thought out and well made on this bike. The ride is nice. Thank you for your detailed video. I learned some things.
I think your reviews are awesome! I own the Adventure.2 and just love it.
I switched to Aventon just two weeks ago. I previously had a Velotric Discover 1, but after horrible customer service with them I switched to Aventon.
I purchased the Level.2 and the quality jump was instantaneous. Everything from the welding to the paint job to the action to the comfort, it's all there. My previous ebike also was not serviced locally, but Aventon is which really helps.
I'm on the Aventon fanboy train.
Thanks for sharing your experience about the brands.
I ordered a battery, initially it was backordered then it was quickly made available. I then went on to order the cover plate and it was $15.00 shipping for a $12.50 part. I emailed them, they covered shipping and the part. Aventon customer support is first class. If their products weren't competitive it might still be worth buying from them. I talked to the dealership, buy with confidence from Aventon.
Same here. Bad experience with Juiced - bought the Aventon 2
My favorite is without contest the Level.2! Just got mine a week ago. Your reviews helped me a lot choosing. Many thanks! I couldn't use your link since I live in the province of Quebec in Canada.
Why is the Reviewer so prominent in the shots of the bikes? Don't want to have a grey hoodie taking up most of the screen. We're here for the bikes, not the hoodies.
Aventon needs to make a FAT TIRE 4INCH ABOUND i had to settle for a sinch but wanted an abound with 4X20 tires
I still cannot decide which model to get !!!!
Ordered the AA2 should be in by Monday & I am ready to hit the road. Even better the heat is dying down here in southern Texas. I’m going to get so much drone photography/videography done plus I grabbed a Action 4 with a bike handle bar mount for scenic trail videos.
Aventon Pace 500
Aventon Ramblas
I’ll wait for them to offer it with tubeless tires
Did Aventon let you keep all the ebikes after reviewing them?
Last year I purchased the Aventon Level 2 model. I love it. It is about 10-12 lbs. heavier than my previous e-bike but it feels much more sturdy and the ride is smoother. I am a 5' 4.5" woman. I only wish the step-thru was about 1-2" lower. The bike is a beauty and those smooth welds add to the classic look. Nice purchase. If I had the room, I'd sure like the cargo bike! Oh, and since I've been an avid bicycle rider for years, in 2017 when I first was aware of e-bikes I tried a cadence sensored bike of one of my workmates. It was a weird feeling, I felt out of control for sure. I thought I'd have to get used to it. But then discovered a torque sensored e-bike at a bicycle show and it was just like the bike riding I'd been used to. Torque all the way for me. Good reviews, thanks.
Thank you for your great video. I bought my wife a Level 2 for Christmas using your affiliate link. Your video really helped me decide which bike was best for her.
Thank you for the support. Hope she enjoys it!
What's up with people never raising the SEAT on these bikes.. is it a thing to look like you're afraid of heights or just pure laziness 😂 or no nothing about bike fitting .. most people never even peddle and just use the throttle....
Probably a combination of all of those things but generally I think people feel safer closer to the ground.
The problem I have with some bikes, you can pedal over 30 mph for only so long... Then switching to throttle you go like 18-20 mph. That's not good in my opinion.
That is the legal limit throttle only.
@@barbarathawley6298 and it's pretty sad.
Wow Ryan you sound a lot like Greg from Succession
Thanks? I had to look up who this was. 😀
I love the Abound, but I had not seen the Adventure.2, so... I'm torn. I'm going to watch your Adventure.2 review right now.
Me too, I’m undecided between the Aventure 2 and the Abound.
@jamesbonham5383 - I went with the Aventure.2. I'll be picking it up this Sunday. I test rode a large frame. It's what the bike shop had. It sold itself. I bought a Med. frame. I'm 5'8", and I thought the Lrg. was fine, but I might want to get a suspension seat post and the Med. would accommodate that better.
For a cargo bike, the Abound isn't as big as I'd imagined, and I really liked that, but the Aventure.2 can also carry cargo, so I felt it would be a better fit.
@@mikeb.711 I’m pleased for you, my Aventon store sold their sole Abound yesterday, and they’re out of the Aventure 2 at the moment.
@@jamesbonham5383 - Argh! Can you have the bike shop place one on order? Good luck!
@@mikeb.711 I placed an order today for the Abound in Sage, it’ll take about 3 weeks on back order.
I am sold on the Aventon Cargo bike in blue will be purchasing this bike for my birthday
Nice, appreciate it if you use our link before you buy!
I have the Pace 500.3. For the price point, it's a good bike. I chose it over the Level 2 because of the adjustable stem - I wanted a more upright position. I have around 400 miles on it. I have a couple of complaints though. The brakes squeak, and it's been that way almost from day one. I've done all the usual things to stop the squeak without success. Cleaning the rotors and replacing brake pads doesn't solve the problem. My bike shop says that it's a common complaint for this bike. He suggested that I put better rotors on, and of course, replace brake pads at the same time. I really like this bike, so I'll replace the rotors/pads and hope that it solves the problem.
did you fix the squeaky break problem?
I ride an Aventure 2 can’t say enough about it. I am a 6’2” 270 lb rider who rode all the time before marriage kid’s business travel career etc. this bike brought back the riding spirit in me. I live in a very hilly region that makes bike travel difficult however the Aventure 2 can handle anything. Off road on road 16% grades you name it with my shrinking fat A#%*. I added a suspension seat post that has eliminated all butt soreness and had made riding like on a cloud. I ride almost exclusively in PAS 1 (eco mode) and I get about 45 miles per charge riding in extreme hilly conditions (5 -10 mile rides with 1200-2500 ft total elevation gains.
Dude!! I’m 6’2” 270 too! I assumed the suspension seat would just buckle out, no? Is this my next purchase?!?! Thanks for the comment big fella
This is the review i was waiting for. Thanks for sharing this!
I have the original level. Yes I use it to get to work but that’s not why I got it(nor did you ask). I find that it does great for any other purpose whether it’s leisure or business…my theory is that if it’s good for commuting, then it’s good for anything.
Great to hear. I don't really like the "commuter" term for this reason. Yeah it's great for that but as you said it's good for anything
Thanks
Which Aventon e-bike would you recommend for cycling the Natchez Trace Parkway (avg 65 miles for a week). I do have pretty good road cycling experience. However I feel I'm ready to try an e-bike, mostly for hills use.
None I got a velotric discover 1 with hydraulic disc brakes for 1199$. 500W sustained, 900W peak rear hub, 7 speed Shimano shifter, thumb throttle and 5 PAS levels
The Sinch 2 is right for me, so just leave it out at night and later I’ll come and pick it up after hours! 😂
I absolutely love my Adventure 2 it has amazing range. Extremely comfortable for long trips. Rear rack with a large hanging bag let's me take whatever I need on my rides. The fat tires have held up extremely well. I run the psi at 20 psi any lower than that and it will really take away from your range. We picked up the Commuter for my wife and she loves it. We made our purchases after seeing your reviews on the Aventon bikes. Thank you for the informative videos.
I wish they could buy Marshalls out on the southside of Indianapolis Indiana it's abandoned building it's big enough to have all kinds electric e-bikes and it will be great for some people like me that would be awesome only if the bike company will look into it it's not hard to find the address for the Southside is 4202 South East Street next to Kroger's but in the back in the side you can't miss it would be great to have a bike shop there because all our bike shop keeps going deeper and deeper South and it's harder for us bikers to go to a bike shop to get her bike fixed or to buy a new one like electric e-bike please take this message to richly and make it go viral so we self-starters can have a bike shop
What kind of support by phone (no local dealer) for Aventon? Read a number reviews that were negative.
After having bought a pace 350.2 this weekend, I would have to warn people not to buy this brand. I made that mistake and I hope that you don't. Within 10 miles from taking it out of the box, the bike broke. Tried to get help to troubleshoot the issue and that too was a dead end. Whatever you do, go with a different brand of bike.
I ordered basic Aventure from a company with no communication so i ordered the Sinch.2 directly from Aventon. The Aventure did FINALLY arrive, and after a little learning curve (my first miles produced some bruises) as i learned about that speedy throttle, I feel in love. Now I've received the Sinch.2 and got it set up yesterday, in between 😮 rain. I hope to use the Sinch.2 for my camping and travels and the Aventure for errands. QUESTION~ I have meniscus issue in left knee and past Xmas broke both bones in right leg. Is there a medical rebate possible as this bike is great for rehab? Anyone asked?
The design of Sinch is great, but in terms of performance, Addmotor's M160 takes the lead.
I just bought a pace 500.3 based on so many positive TH-cam reviews. Although it's a nice bike I don't know if I want to keep it. It has several considerable design flaws in the way that the torque sensor (assist levels) are implemented among other things. I'm pretty good with bike wrenching and assembly but this bike has taken so many hours to get running properly, brakes squealing and shifting issues. The out of the box adjustment settings made the bike unusable after assembly. None of this is ever mentioned in reviews. The reviews are always about how great the bikes are and what features they have. Nothing critical is almost ever mentioned of any substance.
Wow! I'm having the exact same problems with my brand new Pace 500.3. It's currently at bike shop getting the brake pads checked, but they called me saying that it didn't fix the brakes from squealing and that it's going to need a lot more repairs. They also mentioned something about the piston not being aligned properly.
I agree that none of the reviews I've watched mentioned any of these problems, which is super frustrating. I've usually do a ton of research before making a purchase that expensive so to spend all that time and the bike is still having a ton of issues is pretty frustrating.
We had no squeaking or shifting issues at all out of ours. Sorry to hear yours did. Sharing your experience here is the best thing you can do. We always value hearing other people’s experiences so we can share it in the future.
@@jsap09I'd be interested to hear if you got this resolved!
I made the mistake of buying one of their bikes and it broke within the first 10 miles of riding. No way in hell I would tell people to buy one of these bikes from them.
@@shonec1234 i have my Pace 500.2 with about 1000 miles and no major issues. Do you get the issue fixed under warranty? I did have squeaky brakes that they fixed free under warranty, but now i miss it. I never needed to use the bell. Id just pull on the brakes a bit to let others know i was there. Kinda want the squeak back now....
I have been riding an Aventon Sinch for 5 months and now I am considering upgrading to the Sinch2. However, I have come across the Addmotor M160, which seems to have better batteries and motor.
Great video! I have a bunch of videos on the Aventon Soltera on my channel too. It’s my favorite Aventon model in terms of appearance. I just wish it had a bigger battery and motor for more speed.
I forgot to add one more thing I'm more of a step through guy because of my legs and I don't like folding up bikes I like the ones that don't fold out that's all for now
Great review of the various e-bikes available. I’m considering one or two for myself and my wife. Nice looking products. My cousin was just here with their newer Aventon e-bikes.
Ryan, may I suggest you use the ball of your foot on the pedal, instead of the arch? It makes a lot of difference in how long you can ride without fatigue, and puts your foot at far less risk of catching the pavement below on turns, which can cause serious injury.
I'm thinking of the adventure 2 but wonder how I'd be able to lift on my truck, which is how I carry my regular bike that weighs half of the adventure 2. Not sure about a ramp.
😮😮😮😮😮😮I thought aventon are fixies only
Ha! It's been a looong time since that was the case. Welcome to the world of ebikes.
All the parts on these electric bikes are cheap. Acera derailer 14.99 Or 17.99. lmao I guess you’re paying for the battery and frame. I still have my sons Gary fisher mamba, 3-8 speed.
Which parts are better.
Most customers in the $1-$2k price range don't value higher quality Shimano components and for the most part they get the job done for recreational riding.
Aventon adventure 2 is light than my dualtron ultra 2 lol that one isb90lbs
I caught you saying that the adventure frame is the same size regardless of regular or large frame. The difference is just the seat post? So if I get a regular and get a longer seat post that it would be the same as the large? Is that also true for the adventure 1?
I have a Level 1, purchased it 2 years ago, the back rack is short. Is there anything longer? and do they make a rear basket for this model?
I'm between the Sinch.2 and Level.2 (Regular, no the Step Through), don't like the way the Sinch looks, but feel like folding is important for being in an apartment
I like the Level over the Sinch unless it has to fold.
Why are they raising the price on AA2? Thanks for another awesome video!
do any of the other bikes other than the abound support a small child seat on the back?
Does anyone have a battery for sale for Pace 500 Next Gen?
I looked at the different models at a local shop but ended up ordering mine online. I went with the Level 2 because I didn’t want the extra weight of the Adventure but wanted fenders and the rear rack. Love it so far. If you are looking to transport it using a rack, be careful of the weight. I even remove the battery since i carry 2 bikes on my rack.
I bought the Pace 500 for riding on paved roads. I got a seat post cushion, bike rack with built in mud flap, and a gel seat cover. With those cruiser style handle bars, wide seat, and upright sitting position, this is best choice if you're going for comfort. Aventon needs to make the Pace 500 with the belt drive in the next edition.
Good call! Enjoy
i like the level 2...how is it vs the Rad City 5 plus?
My favorite electric bike is the event in the brown cargo bike
I’ve been reading about Aventon customer service 😬 and the exploding (proprietary sized!) tire situation w/the Radwagon. A basic Reddit search changed my decision. Read for yourself.
aventon customer service has gone down hill. very unfortunate. many are showing up with damage at customers and shops. would not buy on line.
Can you put fenders and a rear rack on the pace models?
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I’d like to try out in an Aventon bike but I noticed their frame sizes are rated only up to 6‘4“ and I am almost 2 inches taller than that. Do you think that size difference is enough that I should look elsewhere?
Don't do it. I just bought one this weekend and it broke within the first 10 miles.
Try like none. They are losing dealers left and right. Quality control this year has been abysmal, and they are basically focused on D2C. Support to D2C purchases is bad though. Many dealers switching to Denago. Better support. Better quality control. Better margins and not being undermined by Best Buy and all the Aventon D2c promo's. Aventon losing staff too. They are becoming like Rad power. Too big for their britches and not doing well by the dealers who made them. very sad saga.
do you have sources for any of these claims or is that like just your opinion? i was at two different shops yesterday they had nothing negative to say about them.
The Better Business Bureau rates Aventon as an F. I checked Rad Power Bikes and himiway and they rated A. All three had customer complaints on BBB but Aventon did not resolve a higher percentage than the other two. Also, I noted that Aventon took in many instances, months to write a reply to BBB. Others responded within days. So, yes, I am concerned about buying the Level 2, my favorite of all bikes in this category. I’ll check out Denago. Thanks very much for the warning.
A few things, it would be nice to know the manufactures of the motors and batteries, Also the Newton/meters of the motors.
Unfortunately that info is not available. Generally companies brand their own batteries and motors from suppliers.
Tall rider , if the Level 2 is to small what can I look at? 6 ft 5 in, 260lbs.
Thanks
Look into a kbo or something similar. I just bought an Aventon Pace and it broke within 10 miles of coming out of the box.
I'm going with the Level rather than the Aventure primarily because of the weight difference. Since 99% of my riding will be on totally flat paved surfaces, I don't need the added power of the Aventure, and the thought of trying to load one onto a bike rack is daunting. The only thing the Aventure has that I wish the Level also had is turn signals, and yet the Level is sold by Aventon as a "commuter" bike. Go figure.
Good call! Appreciate it if you use our link if you buy online
We absolutely LOVE our Adventure.2 bikes.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks. Great video!
I like the blue bike (folded up)
Can all the aventon bikes use a child seat like the yuppie max? I have a daughter and would need a child seat cause she's only two and can't ride by herself
Nope, at least not direct from Aventon. You'll want to check out the Abound.
@EbikeEscape would the aventon 2 fit a child seat
Adventure2 or Level.2? Which one is the better bike?
Hard to pin-point as they are for different types of riding. They are both good ebikes, but if you need fat tires I would go with the Aventure. if you are doing more city riding then the Level.2 is the better option.
Is it wrong that I want the sinch 2.0 but don’t plan on folding it? I love the fat tires but the aventure 2 is too big for me.
I’ve looked into the level 2 but I’m not completely sold.
Nothing wrong with that, I tell people that all the time. Just because it can folds, doesn't mean you ever have to.
@@EbikeEscape Besides the speed, is the riding difference between the level 2 and the sinch 2 similar?
Also, is the Sinch 2 awkward to carry when folded? I didn't see any locking mechanism to keep it folded, I'm hoping it dosn't flail like a dead fish! haha
Thanks!
Thanks guys. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Abound and Sinch.2
Great options!
I notice they're selling Aventon models at Best Buy now.
Yes, they have been for a while now. No idea how they sell there though.
Imagine being forced into having to settle for an Aventon? That would suck.
Level 2 is the bike for me...
I have an Aventon pace 500 2 years old. Is there a trade in option???
The Canondale Ebike is beautiful