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Nice review but In the future you should try not to just keep repeating yourself over and over and over.

Who rides with their controls up in the air

Just purchased on June 20th, 2024, I worked for 2 days and have stopped working, Customer Support has not been helpful, and has been unresponsive. They thought it was the controller, ordered it, on July 6th, and as of July 9th it has not been sent out yet. And I have to take the bike apart and fix it. I called a service center (the closest was 2 hours away) and they felt it was the motor. They have not been helpful, as it is so big, I can't transport it and would have to hire a van and drive 2 hours each way to get it to a service center. So, if anything goes wrong with the bike as in my situation, and you're not close to a service center nor have a vehicle large enough to transport this bike, as of the date of this writing, you are screwed. And good luck speaking with someone with authority to make decisions.

I love this bike, it does 40-50 miles depending on gear and assist level. Mine goes uphill really good on a steep overpass at level 3 assist at 17 mph, I didn’t want to attempt that steepness but had to find out if it can and it did. The kick stand is great in my experience and I really like it. My only con on this bike is the Alan key wheel release vs the quick release like on my MTB and road bike, but that’s only because I prefer to transport it inside my suv with the front wheel off for space so it can stand vs laying down. Great video. I was worried since they were discontinuing it I asked REI and their customer service said if we ever need a battery replacement or extra battery we can purchase it from bafang website.

Thanks, can you do a top 600 accessories video

Abound is $2000 base now. No thanks. Lectric Xpedition is a better option at 1699 or 1399 single battery.

Can the speed limiter be unlocked?

Is it a class 2 or a class 3 ?

You didn’t say anything about range can I make 19 miles one way to work on this battery and then 19 miles back home on throttle only ?

Would you choose that over Eupre Sellar Fallcon ?

Thx, what are the kid seats you bought? I have two kids (5,2) and looking for seats that will fit both.

What brand of helmet you are wearing?

I am a big fan of this bike. I love mine. Have had it for 2 years.

Please dont put children on these things. Automobile traffic just too dangerous. You're risking their lives.

If you think you can find better ebikes with high level components for less than $1899, you had better let us hear about it. ps. criticizing a step through frame for not being as rigid as a diamond frame is a lame slap in the helmet.

I like the bike

Where is the torque sensor located on the Aventure 2?

I sent Freedare $1299 for the Saiga bike but have not received any notification for tracking or eta. I have emailed numerous times with no response even though they say will respond in two days. I’m asking for a status report. Do you have any contact information to get them to respond and deliver the bike I have paid them for. David Mitchell

If I was getting a cargo bike, I’d take a long look at the Globe Haul ST (or LT). Yes, they are about a grand more, but it looks like very versatile and capable bikes. Thanks for giving your review of these three.

How tall are you? I am 6'1" and curious if it'll be a comfortable right at my height.

Please do a video talking about trailers on the abound and attaching them to it

I have a full size ebike. I have a mandatory requirement for folding bikes now.

No updates in a year. Did they go bankrupt?

range?

Range is everything. A spare battery is a must.

Very easy to understand review ty.

I can not find it at Amazon.

I just ordered this bike

I just decided on which one. Purchasing an e-bike hadn't really crossed my mind until the past few months and having some good experience with rentals. I went to the big local bike shop to inquire about the Aventon A2 and left with a receipt for a Troxus Lynx Plus. The 20" tires were a much better fit for me in regard to size. I'm a middle-aged woman who is not tiny (5'4", 138 lbs, short legs) but I do have physical limitations that make me want/need to feel closer to the ground. Lectric (which I've ridden a few times as rentals) are just too big for me - I don't like them. I've read so many positive reviews about the Aventon Adventure 2 and the two frame sizes seems like a no-brainer. But the shop owner, who is also an authorized Aventon service provider, shared with me that Aventon has been less responsive to repairs for some time now. They'll have bikes waiting weeks for replacement parts and Aventon doesn't respond to their queries. Assistance and part orders are "falling through cracks" as one of the techs said. The owner said that considering the bike that I was interested in was similar in build and style to Troxus that I should consider that brand. He has a good rapport with Troxus and considering the fact that I don't know a thing about maintaining e-bikes - having a repair shop that knows what it is doing and can actually get what it needs from the company whose bikes they sell/maintain is kind of important. Bonus - I've never ridden an e-bike with a torque sensor. The newer versions of Troxus bikes are offering the ability to switch between torque and cadence. I'm rather excited to try that out :) ETA: There were no sales going on in the store. I don't think independent dealers operate that way. Both bikes - the Aventon Adventure 2 and the Troxus Lynx Plus were offered at the exact same price ($1999).

New to e bikes and needed recommendations for accessories thank you! 🙏

Why do you keep running the stop signs? You are supposed to obey traffic laws.!!!

I bought an Aventon Aventure 2 a little more than a month ago. It performs well on flat land or in the foothills. I took my bike up to the 3,000 foot elevation level in the mountains and climbed a paved mountain road for 8 miles. I burned the motor up on Eco mode. I had to coast or peddle my bike non-assist 8 miles back to my car. This bike is not made for steep hill climbing. My friend’s $600.00 Walmart brand Hyper 250 watt mid-drive motor e-bike out performed mine on the hill climb. It was a pretty embarrassing moment as my bike cost a lot more. The Aventure 2 cannot perform the way it is being advertised. I only had 67 miles on my bike when I burned the motor up. I had to take it back to the bike store to get a new hub motor. Good thing it’s under warranty.

bandit ebike have no ggussest on frame by the pedels over time the frame will become weak and have the death wobble and unsafe to ride

It has a "suspension seatpost?" Or do you mean it just has a dropper seatpost??

Awesome review. Love the trail

Good video, good bike. My wife and i both have this bike and they are fun. We easily get 50 miles on a charge with mostly level 1 power assist (lowest amount of power assist). Her battery lasts longer probably because she’s much lighter than i am.

Sight claims battery is certified but is there proof?

Does the breeze st come with certification for the battery, is it included in the box

I have a Rad City 3 Step-thru any really enjoy it. I was looking for another Rad City 3 & couldn’t find one to buy. So, I bought the Rad City 5 Step-thru as my second e-bike choice. Just received it today & making the correct adjustments for Me & My height & My Comfort. Thanks, for your review. It would be nice if I had gotten it for FREE, I would gladly ride it and give a review & my thoughts! Have a Rad-ful Day!

do you know if the four-bolt pattern that holds on the front is the same as what Rad bikes uses? I'm thinking about getting this but might want to upgrade that front rack to one of the Rad baskets. Alternatively, I might put on the Trek Fetch+ 2 front rack/panniers for easy storage since that looks like the same sizing

I love the bike! Your points are all valid. I did just read on the REI website that they have discontinued the 1.1. Probably the 1.2 is next

Good take on this bike. I have the 1.1 and I love it! I will say that I disagree with your assessment of the kickstand. I find it to be super stable and am thoroughly impressed with it as opposed to a standard lean on kickstand.

Just ordered a Adventure 2. Will be riding forest dirt roads and a few single track between road sections. 6,500 elevation and up with some steep grades. Probably, based on the past, only be riding 15 to 30 miles and around 10 to 20 mph. Already have a Giant full suspension E-bike with torque sensor and like it. Have sold my Yamaha XT-250 which was 300 pounds wet and now that I am 86 not as strong as I once was. So between the new Aventon with a throttle, dual sport substitute, and the Giant I am in good shape and can easily lift either. Once the snow is gone from the trails ready to hit the dirt. Very good review.

been eyeing between this since it looks really simple and is cheap. having it be from REI is nice. I already own an ebike (zizzo eforte) but it only has an 18mi range according to zizzo. the 40-50mi advertised by REI on the e1.2 sounds nice. Also was looking at an Aventon Abound or Globe Haul LT so I can take a passenger (girlfriend). But I guess she could just ride my eforte or the new bike. (or Tern GSD... if I had the money 😭)

Non-detailed review

Any recommendations for an ebike with a larger battery range? Upwards to $2,000 at a similar weight to this one

Hi We just got the Aventon abound and I love the bike, however I'm having trouble figuring out seating for my 7 year old. I also have a qibbel bike seat that we used on my old bike. However I can't seem to get it on the Aventon rack which seems to be just a bit too wide. Did you do anything different? Or do you know if they changed the rack size with recent models? It's frustrating as there doesn't seem to be a good seat option without using the railing bars. Thanks for you help or any other ideas you may have! k

I have replaced almost everything on this. I have been driving daily in Stockholm Sweden for two years. The snow and sub-zero temperatures are torture for this bike. I have changed the entire drive train, cassette, and chain basically every season (three times now). I replaced the breaks with hydraulic, the tires for all weather tires. I have also replaced a bunch of the electronics. The cold has frozen and cracked a lot of the connectors and I have had to replace basically all contacts. It is a very difficult bike to own (as any bike would be) in these kind of weather conditions.

I almost got one of these bikes for my 5'0" wife but from videos I did not at all believe the 5' claim. Glad to hear this confirmed

How many miles can get you before the battery dies? And what level pedal assist do you usually use before the battery dies?