Aventon Aventure Mods and Accessories
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
- If you are someone who customizes your bike to make it yours and to add features that make your ride more enjoyable, then this video is for you. In this video, I show you many Aventon Aventure Mods and Accessories that I have made and added to get the most out of my bike.
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0:00 Intro
0:50 Hafney Bar End Mirror
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1:10 Ceco-USA 1,000 Lumen Rechargable Bike Light
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1:30 GoPro Handlebar mount
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1:42 Phone Holder
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2:13 KBrotech Handlebar Extender
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2:30 Greallthy Bike Bell
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2:52 Fomtor 31.8 Adjustable Stem
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4:01 Short Lightening Cable - 1Ft
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4:32 Foldylock Compact Folding Bike Lock
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5:08 Aventure Skid Plate
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5:57 Ganopper MTB Crank Arm Set - 152mm
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6:24 MZYRH Mountain Bike Pedals
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6:36 Oumers Bike Crank Extractor/Arm Remover
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6:48 Redshift Shockstop Suspension Seatpost
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- PLUS-
Thinvik 60MM Bike Seat Post Shim 3o.4mm Bicycle Seatpost Tube Adapter
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7:38 Wittkop Medicus Air Bike Seat
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8:11 Aventon Aventure Rear Rack
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10:26 Rock Bros Bike Rack Bag with Panniers
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12:12 Future Accessories
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No need to drill holes for pins, or cut threads... The easiest, quickest solution for that slipping rack is to put on a couple of lock washers. I have the same Aventurer as yours, but step thru, in the tan color even with the same Aventon rack. Mine has the same compression nuts as yours which alone shouldn't allow slipping, but after watching your video, I got a bit paranoid, so I took the nuts off added lock washers and snugged them back up. Further, I put a level on the top of the rack and tipped it just slightly forward (towards the seat), so if it does slip, chances are it'll go forward not backwards. I carry my little dog back there sometimes in a crate and don't want to take any chances with the fur baby, so thanks for posting this!
LOCK WASHERS!!!!! OF COURSE! Thank you for this!
@@scotthardesty No prob. Most times simple is good right? Re: the skid plate. On a fat tire bike designed for dirt trails, with all those exposed wires inches from the ground, and something that inexpensive, you'd think Aventon would sell them already installed. I may try fabricating one for my Aventurer (Though the guy is selling them very reasonable).
aventure is the French way of saying adventure. It is not an aventurer .
@@Billy-cs4cc sometimes it is! (:
Thanks to you I chose the Aventon Aventure. I chose the step through because of ease of mounting/dismounting and the gorgeous red paint. Awesome channel! Please keep up the content!
Thanks man! I do love my bike!
Check your fork. It should be 80mm of travel but they sent mine with 65mm fork instead, and are trying to tell me "that's normal it's totally 80mm"
I've watched several of your videos. You're extremely informative and I appreciate all the advice.
I appreciate that! Thank you for watching and I am glad that you find that my videos have vaule.
Just finished assembly of my early Christmas present of a new Aventure as I watched your video. Thanks for the great info !
Merry Christmas! Thanks for watching.
Hey Scott thanks for the recommendations!! I really like your videos keep them coming!! Ride on 🤙🏼.
Glad you like them!
Hell yeah! Thanks so much for this video. Much appreciated 😆🤘✨
You bet!
@@scotthardesty I'm craving for those seat posts. Hitting a bump at 30mph on your butt hurts more than I initially thought. And I definitely need to change my long cranks. I ordered the same locks blue! I changed my grips to Ergon ga3, made a lot of difference..
Great Video. Thanks for sharing the Assessories info. Will soon place order for a Aventure.
You will love it!
Great video,
I have learned a lot watching this video and how to beef up my new ride.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love most of those mods! Especially the handlebar extender, I am going to bookmark this video for the near future...
I watched another one of your videos on the review for the Adventure model and it was great. I Love the bike and have been on the fence on which one to go with, I am buying one in about a month. Hearing you live in Chicago and ride it in the city was great to hear, I live in New York, North of the city in the burbs but a pretty large city all the same. Also a big guy, closer to 270 lbs but I know the bike has a 400 lbs payload capacity, so even leaves room for groceries! :) subbed👍
I weight 230 so so you should be good to go! The Aventure is the beast and so fun to ride!
Beyond thankful for this video and all the links!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Awesome. Thanks for all the tips. You went over it well.
Thank you
GR8 set up, choices & info....thx for sharing 🚴♀️🚴🚴♂️
Glad you liked it!
I like your mods, it's given me some great ideas. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, have a good one mate
Thanks, you too!
Great video! Upgrades look awesome!
Thanks man! Enjoy modding yours!
Love your channel, another dope post!
I appreciate that!
Thank you, new Aventure.2 lots of pedal strikes and you solved it at 5:57. I will modify my bike in all of Scott's ways in remembrance of a great video.
I purchased a new set of shorter crank arms for the Aventure 2. This should do it for ya! amzn.to/3Z3Z7Zk Thanks for watching!
Another very informative video. Thank you
Thank you!
This is a great accessory list thanks for posting. I'm looking to pimp out my Soltera!!
Thank you!
Thanks for the information. I just got my Adventure 2 and got the stem and mirror that you suggested. Then I ordered a softer seat, Thudbuster post and a bell that's an Airtag holder. I have a bunch of hiking gear and plan on my first overnight trip soon as soon as I figure out panniers and a way to secure the 2nd battery. It appears they redesigned the rear rack, I also added the OEM front rack. Cheers!
Sounds like you have a solid setup for sure!
Will done. You have a great demeanor, Scott.
Thanks man!
I really like that bag. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for all the info. I also did some changes. I replaced my handlebar for a 780mm. I felt crammed with the factory 680mm. I added the accessories bar also and replaced my seat. Want to do the cranks like you did. For grips I'm going with the ones I have on my MTB. Ergon 3, they are very comfortable. I enjoy your videos.
I will have to look into those grips. I am putting a video on changing the crank arms very soon. Thanks for watching!
WOW COOL VIDEO BRO
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
MUCH APPRECIATED 👍💥💯
No problem 👍
Very helpful, had same issue with bike rack
I am about to make a video testing out a possible solution!
Whoa ,,,,that USB thing....I didn't even know mine was there! Thank you so much!!!!
Glad I could help!
I'm looking at buying a used adventure from my local bike shop. I knew about the USB port, but didn't know it wouldn't charge your phone just hold a charge. And I like the bag I'll have to remember that.
Hey Scott, Many thanks for the videos. I've been trying (still) to decide which bike I'm going to purchase, the Aventure or a Trek Allant s7. I'm in Southern California. There is a major diff in price and that may be a deciding factor. Anyway, your videos are great and you have me believing the Aventure with the fat tires can be a commuter bike on the street which is what I need. Keep up the great work and continue to show us your adventures!
Hi Rich! I have also seen many bikes with better features but ouch, those bikes are about double the cost! For me, this bike has actually got me riding again and I am surprised how much I really enjoy it. Someday I might upgrade to a more expensive bike but for now, this thing is perfect for me. I actually ride the streets of Chicago on mine way more than dirt trails. Whenever you pull the trigger on a bike let me know which one you decided on!
Which did you choose?
Bought the aventon2 and it is great!!
It is great! I have one as well.
Thanks man, there's a couple good tips in there I'm gonna have to steal from ya like that skip plate. I was goin down calumet today and was wondering if someone made one. I've only got a couple hundred miles on mine so its good to see the pros and cons from someone with more mileage on theirs.
I was super pumped to find that skid plate so yeah, if you plan on hitting trails I would definitely get one.
Great video
Thanks!
Your bike is Awesome!!!
Thank you! I do love it.
I was torn between the Aventon and the Bee Cool Adventure. I am 6'2 and 235. I want to make sure I have the best bike for my frame. Thank you for helping me make that decision.
Good luck!
Very nice.. 👍
Thank you!
This is a FANTASTIC video; thanks so much. What are you using for a bike stand in order to do mods/adjustments/etc?
Thank you. I don’t have a stand. If I need to do stuff underneath I just turn it over. No real room yet for a stand in my garage!
JUST ORDERED THE ADVENTURE2 AS MY FIRST E-BIKE CANT WAIT TORIDE IT AND MAKE IT MY OWN!!!
Great choice! You will love it!
Greetings from Southern IL! This is my next eBike purchase, looking to sell my Specialized Turbo Vado 5.0. Just waiting on the Green colony to come back in stock. I've liked and subscribed so I can come back and get some of the upgrades you've done to your bike, especially the crank arm and pedals!
Good choice!
@@scotthardesty Just placed an order since it seems the Camp Green color way is in fact back in stock! I've watched some assembly vids, but are there any tips you have from what you've experienced assembling the bike?
I just bought the same saddle for my emtb its really comfortable compared to my errgon and Wtb comfort but don't like the bare open back end sonput a small topeak tool bag under it to hit the back but at 17 bucks its definitely the comfiest I've tried yet! Could spend a fortune on saddles but ince loose bit weight and feel more comfortable with my weight i can change it over but just now it's a must just now to get out on the bike!
I've put that saddle on a couple of my bikes. To include my Aventure 2.
Hey there. Just wanted to say your videos have been very helpful on making changes to my Aventure. I'm fat and 60 years. Getting older everyday but getting less fat too. I'm sure the bike is helping. Thanks for the videos.
Hi Eric. Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate you and glad to hear this bike has made you more active.
@@scotthardestyIs that the suspension fork that came with the bike or did u change that? Looks like the Zoom 879's?
@@rbcapbustditto It's the factory fork.
@@scotthardesty Thanks and just a heads up, I recently learned that Denago brand bikes uses a lot of the same parts and accessories as Aventon so in the event that Aventon doesn't have something you may be able to find it through them 🤷
Hi Scott....great video. I adore my Aventure and have ordered a couple of your mods. Thanks. I'm thinking that the Chicago Bears could use your services.
hahaha.. Glad I could help. I think the Bears have enough issues without adding me to the mix.
Scott,
Thank you very much for your video; well done. I recently bought my Aventure and am looking forward to modifying my ride and enjoying future adventures.
The bike is a beast so you will definitely enjoy it!
Great video. Step-though or non step-though. I can't make up my mind.
Thank you! I do like of the look of the Step Over compared to the Step Thru but I know it would be much easier to get on and off as a Step Thru. Let me know what you decide!
Thank you for the video! Just picked up my first eBike today, Aventon Aventure 2! Thank you for the tip on the sizing again from your other Aventure 2 video, the large fit perfect for me as I am almost 6'. Would that phone mount fit on the regular Aventure 2 handlebars if we have not added anything else to them other than what comes stock with the bike?
It comes with all those inner rubber pieces so you are good to go. So glad I could help!
Hey this video was great for the kids to adjust riding. I just replaced the stem on mine and I want to know if you had the front rack on yours? I had to remove it because my wires were to extended and took away motion. I know you have the new model but is mostly the same. If you did tan into this problem how you fixed it? I’m looking to get cable extenders for for my brakes. Thanks in advance man keep up the videos coming
I never added a front rack on mine. With the A2, since I purchased the correct size for me, I have not replaced the stem with an adjustable one.
Hi Scott - great reviews of the Aventon Aventure. I have the same bike and rear bag. When the panniers are opened up, where on the rear rack do you attach the short bungee cords at the bottom edge of the panniers?
I haven’t actually used the panniers yet but it looks like it hooks on to the side mounts of the rack.
The way you had first said is correct. 😆
Awesome! Thank you for confirming!
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Great review, I also have a bunch of Aventon content. I really like the Soltera even though it doesn’t go as fast as your bike
Knowing Aventon, they will be coming out with an updated version of the Soltera as well.
@@scotthardesty I hope so, I’ll have to keep my eye on it.
How did you install the stock light? Trying to figure out what bracket to mount it to the handlebar
@@andrew15stewart mine came with the light installed on the handlebars.
hey bro, at least you didn't say I always wear hands. 😆
I don't even like to wear gloves in the gym.
Good video. I have an idea for your rack. Instead of drill the rods for a cotter pin, find a drill stop of the ride diameter for the rod. Get two of them. Harbor Freight might be a good source. I'm thinking of the kind of drill stop that has an Allen head set screw. Slip the drill stop over the rod. Tighten down the set screw with as much torque as you dare. I think that this will keep the rods from slipping. Not sure it will work, but if I had that rack I would sure try it before I attempted to drill holes for cotter keys. 🚲🚲😎😎🎸🎸
Thanks Cliff! I had a comment that mentions using lock washers before the nuts on the side. I am going to try that first and if that doesn't work I will try your method. Thank you!
Hi Scott, great video!! On my Aventon Level 2 step through, I replaced my handlebar with the Fotmor 110mm stem. How did you mount the light because it won't fit back the way it was
I was able to loosen it up enough to slide it to the side.
Drill and cotter pin OR cut threads on the end of those bars and then add a locking nut to each.
Cutting the threads and adding a lock nut would really make it nice.
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Awesome! Thanks!
Hello Scott. Which exact model Medicus seat did you buy? Looks like on Amazon they have three models. Thanks for all your videos. James
I’ve purchased the touring version of this seat. I like so much I also added it to my Aventure 2. amzn.to/3O5kbJP
Thanks for the video liked, subbed, and saved 😀. Can you tell me how you affix you bag to the rack? I have this rack but was considering upgrading to one with rail attachable bag.
Thanks man! The RockBros bag connects with 2 velcro loops in the front and two velcro straps (underneath) that go across. Super simple, yet sturdy, setup.
@@scotthardesty Sweet! Thanks for the reply
Hi. Thanks for video. I have the Adventure 2. Do I need the 27.2x350 or the 27.2x280 seatpost extension? Thanks
The 350 version. You will also need a 30.9 shim to make it work.
Hey Scott, I got the same lock as you did---only I have the step through version of the aventure and realize that locking the rear tire and middle bar together wouldn't be as secure for me since I don't have the top bar. Any suggestions for a different locking set up?
I have another e-bike that I ended up putting my lock on the side of the frame where the seatpost goes. It fits not issue and your leg doesn't hit it.
I've recently purchased an aventure. Even knowing that bike geeks can get really into customizing their rides, I didn't think much at all about altering mine until viewing this video. I'll see how the stock experience meets my expectations before going too crazy, but you've definitely given me some food for thought!
Doing these mods have made my bike riding time more enjoyable for sure. Enjoy your Aventure! It's a hell of a bike.
For the rack, another thing that would work, albeit a bit more complicated. You could try to make those rod ends threaded. Then put a locknut on it. But a hole for a cotter pit could work too. lol
I ended up figuring out a solution and posted a video but thanks for input!
Hey there. Which version of the Wittkop Medicus Air Bike Seat did you get. They have 3 models. Thanks
I got the Touring version.
Hey Scott when you spoke about the Redshift shocks top suspension seat post you mention spring size for the various weight. I didn't see anything that specifically talks about weight. Where can i find that? Thanks mate.
Hmmmm... I don't remember where I found that, but since I am over 200lbs getting the extra spring was the right choice.
when you added the adjustable stem, were all the cables and wires long enough to allow raising the handlebars? My Aventure doesn't seem to have enough extra length.
They are long enough. No issues!
We ride our Aventures mostly on the beach and my only complaint is that after 1 year many of the nuts and bolts are rusting. We don’t go in the water but the salty air is just attacking them. The front facing chrome on the forks is just rusty dimples from blowing sand too.
I have a little rust on the chrome part of my front forks as well. I try to clean them often. I would love to do more beach riding on my bike.
Great video and info- we ordered 2 adventure.2’s today based in large part on your videos! Quick question- I can’t find a reference to the name of your phone holder. Sorry if I just missed it, but could you post the name of it again? Thanks!
Thank you, glad I can help! Lamicall Bike Phone Holder amzn.to/3uCusoO
Is there a good way to install a right handle twist in place of the left thumb throttle?
Sorry Barry, I have no clue. I just reviewed a bike that has a right hand twist throttle. Overall I think I prefer the thumb throttle. I’m sure there is a video out there showing you how to do it.
A cotterpin and washer is a good idea
I think I have a better idea. Will post a video soon.
Use red lock tight we use it on bolt's on Harley Davidson never had anything vibrate off.
I use the blue lock tight now. Nothing comes undone when you use the red version. That's for sure.
What about a little Loctite thread locker for the rack issue. A little drop on the nuts and on the bar where it slides through the holes . . .
Thanks for the idea, but that wasn't the issue. I ended up making a video on how I fixed it.
I've been eyeing the Aventon Aventure for a while. I'm pushing 400 lbs, Will I burn out the motor if I use mostly throttle or half throttle to get the bike going? I haven't seen any ebikes rated over 300 lbs.
You are in luck. I just checked for you and the Aventure is rated for 400lbs. With that being said, I always use the throttle from a dead stop to get me going. You will only need the throttle for a couple seconds so I wouldn't be too worried about using the throttle. This beast can take it. Here is a direct link to the bikes. Now you only need to choose size/color. alnk.to/aAJWjg2
Most of the roads and trails I ride are relatively smooth, flat and straight. Pedal strike isn’t too much of a problem in typical riding but I notice the pedals touch down a little too easily when pedaling through corners with the stock crank arms. I’m was wondering what your impression was of riding the bike after going with shorter crank arms other than the obvious, less pedal strike.
How much different does it feel compared to the stock set up?
Does it take any more or less effort to pedal the bike?
Is it easy to get use to? Feel weird in any situations?
It only took about 5 min of riding to get used to the shorter crank. I feel a lot more confident pedaling into corners as well. It feels totally natural now and I would recommend it to anyone who has this bike.
@@scotthardesty Thanks
I have shorted my cranks and I found that I had to raise my seat a smidgen to get the usual leg extension I'm sued to when the pedal is in the down position,
Won't find a better grip than Acid Disrupt if you can find them! They come on the new cube ebikes odi do something similar like the ruffian but not near as comfortable or long! Not easy grips to come by in the UK I had to get Vans V2 grips the new 2024 one's they are nice too!
My favorite grips are the one's that come on the Velotric bikes or Trail 1's Hell Gate grips.
Scott, could you do a video on how to use the "walking mode"? The manual is very sparse on details.
I believe you just hold down the minus (-) button and it goes.
Here in Florida it rains a lot all of a sudden I have to have fenders and on the sand trails with out fenders well no thanks. I prefer the plastic ones but the metal are ok too.
In the winter time here in Chicago, fenders are a must.
Hello… I’d like to install that mirror on my Aventure… does it literally screw into the existing cap on the left handlebar?
It’s just a cap over the end. Remove it and you can install the mirror easy.
Scott, Where did you find 152 mm crank arms? Does it harm the PAS. I’ve only had 170 or 175mm cranks…..
Click on the “see more” part under my video where it has the title. There I have links to everything you need. I have done over 400 miles with these new crank arms and no issues with PAS
I had to run out and check ours for the USB Port. Had no clue!
Right?! Me neither until I saw it in a Facebook group.
When you mounted the adjustable stem extension were the cables an issue?
They were not! The only issue was that I had to move the headlight to the right or to the left of the bar. It can no longer be center.
When did you buy that skid plate, and might you have any idea how often the seller re-stocks them? It is currently out of stock.
I had to check back often as the skid plate sells out quickly. This guys just makes them in his shop so inventory varies.
Split collars is the professional fix for your slipping rack. A couple dollars a piece just need to measure diameter of the rod is sliding onto. You tighten it down with an Allen wrench.
Believe me problem solved for under five dollars. Enjoy!
I ordered some and tried that. I didn't have enough rod sticking out the back for them to fit. I was able to fix it with a washer and lock washer. But I did try your way!
What's your experience sizing . I am debating between a small and a medium. 5'5" 130lbs 30" long pants leg.
I do believe the that large frame is a little big for me. From what I have been told, the major difference will be in the seat post hight. I believe either size would work for you.
Willl the mirror fold out if the way if you want to flip the bike for maintenance for example?
Sure does. I can lay the bike on the ground on that side and it lays flat, or fold it towards the top of the grip.
Hey hey. I am 70 buying EBike I had one 20 years ago
Iacoca eBike
I wanted Biktrix but they scammed me for $50. So I think Aventon is for me
Love your channel
Thank you
thanks man! I hope your new bike serves you well!
I can't see good how those 2 front rack rods connect into the frame. It seems like you could just tack weld a spot or 2 on the rods where the ends go through where you say you thought of putting a cotter pin.
You actually could. This video shows the setup more and how I fixed it. ua-cam.com/video/SutYVWyW5ms/v-deo.html
Blue lock tight on the bolts !!
It took a little more than that but yes!
Scott, what type of mount did you use for. your light when you put your stem on?
I just slid the factory one to the left.
@scotthardesty aventure 2 has a diff mount that mounts to the stem bracket so it won't work with aftermarket stem im trying to find a bracket with no luck
Hey dude, do you have any issues with the rockbros bag and your water bottle? I bought this bag after watching this video and I’ve already lost 2 bottles in 5 days. 😅 The bottle holder elastic doesn’t seem to cinch down very tight.
I have! But figured out how to fix that issue. tighten the bottle up then put the cord over the top of the bottle. Seems to keep it in the back.
@@scotthardesty Brilliant! Just tried it and it seems like it will work! Will test it out on my next ride! Thanks, Buddy!
How are the pedals holding up, I dont mind the stock pedals but my right foot slips off a lot so Im thinking of new "bigger" pedals.
I have put those pedals on 3 of my bikes so far. I am very happy with them and have had zero issues.
@@scotthardesty perfect thank you, looks like Im buying new pedals :)
Hi Scott.
Just bought an Aventure 2 for both my wife and myself. We both need something like the adjustable stem but our shop tech told us the handlebar with the Aventure 2 will not accept any other stems. Something to do with the way Aventon flared out the diameter in the middle. He also mentioned the headlight being a problem.
Do you think maybe Aventon did some re-engineering between version 1 and 2 that prevents this upgrade? It looks to me like this video was shot with the Aventure 1, so I had to ask. Great videos!
Hi Greg. Yes, this video was shot with my Aventure 1. I do own the Aventure 2 as well but since I got the regular size (instead of the large with the A1) I didn't feel the need to add the adjustable stem. I was unaware of this issue but now it is making me want to check it out myself.
Thanks. Let me know your opinion.
@@gregb7624it will take a bit. Currently heading to Greece for a couple of weeks.
What is the brand/model of the phone mount? Thanks!
All the links are in the description.
Thats a good looking seat, your ass doesn't hurt after 20 miles or so? Good video, wood putty and all! Drill that hole for that rack cotter pin, peace of mind is everything!
I’ve put that seat on 2 of my bikes so far. You can go 30 miles and you’re still good. I did a video where I fixed that rack.
Use thread lock on your bolts for your rack
That wasn't the issue with the rack. But yes, the blue thread lock and not the red!
4:20 I call these kinds of chargers “life support” chargers.
Facts
Anyone have a recommendation for pannier bag that will hold spare battery?
Check this out. ua-cam.com/video/OWDhNafwcHE/v-deo.html
What bag did you use for the spare battery
I did a review on a couple of different bags, but I went with the Fat Fox one. ua-cam.com/video/OWDhNafwcHE/v-deo.html
I am curious what did you use to relocate the stock light as it appears as it clamps to the stem that came with the bike. Thanks!
I did. I just moved it to the right of the stem.
Did you get another bracket to secure it ?
My Aventure 2 came with light mounted to the handle bar. I have seen some people that purchased an adapter and mounted the light to the fender so I was curious how you relocated yours.
@@tedtoedte2591 I had one of the older models of the A1. It had a separate bracket that I just slid over to the side. I believe they updated the Version 1 after I had gotten mine making it impossible for others to do the same. For my light, the bracket was attached the handlebars and not the stem allowing me slide it over. If yours is not that way, you will have do research and find that bracket that others have used.
Okay that's what I figured. I'm going to try and attach it to the fender like some other people have had with some success. thanks!
When you swapped out the crank arms, did you have to remove the front sprocket/chain, or was it a simple swap out of the arms?
I just disconnected the chain (left it on the bike) and saw how the sprocket and guard connected to the original. Then I just switched out the crank and reinstalled it.
@@scotthardesty so it didn’t require changing the sprocket?
@@NCBonnie it did not. You will have to take the sprocket off and attach it to the new crank but you can still use the same one.
@@scotthardesty I just did this to my bike last night and am wondering if you had to realign the chain at all or shorten it or anything. I have a lot of play in the chain and it won't sit properly in the front sprocket. Any suggestions?
How do you remove the sprocket-side crank arm to begin with? Looks like there’s a hex head in the center.
With all those mods I wonder what your AR-15 looks like 😂
Looks like Freedom. Hahaha
Have the foldylocks on my list of things I want...how did you mount it like that?
The case that hold the lock just screws into the spot where the bottle holder goes. Super easy.
thanks so much for responding....most you tubers don't respond!!@@scotthardesty
@@TamiVroma1 I respond to every comment. If you are taking the time to comment, I can take the time to reply.
you rock all installed!!!@@scotthardesty
Hi Scott, Have you replaced your Chain yet? I can't seem to get an answer from Aventon on the Correct Chain to buy and replace mine with.
I have not had any issues with my chain. I’m sure if you took it to a local bike shop they can hook you up.
Thanks Scott, I'll do that.
What are your thoughts on the motion alarms for e bikes
I recently tested Aventons Cargo bike and ran into a guy who has one on his bike. I liked it and think it’s smart.
@@scotthardesty I can try to send you one if you want to review it
2nd question, I bought those same cranks for my AA2 and the bike shop said they cant install them because the current cranks are
built into the torque sensor and would "damage" the torque sensor? very strange.
I did not know that. I have also purchased a second set but since I have had no pedal strikes, I have not changed out the cranks.
@@scotthardesty sorry false alarm I apparently bought the wrong cranks as it was a crank and a 1 piece crankset for the other side. sorry for the bad info Scott!
@@Splitt100 Good to know!
How were you able to remove the back vendar?
I'm sorry. I do not know what you mean by vendar.
Bungee chords can be a hazard on bikes. If the hook accidentally comes off while riding on a bumpy trail, it can catch on a spoke and then disaster happens. I don't use them on my bike anymore after an ambulance ride to hospital.
Oh wow. This is the first time I have heard this happening. Yikes. Sorry to hear that happened.