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Aventon e-bikes are great for cruising, off-roading, and more: here’s what to buy

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Aventon is one of the leading brands in the electric bike industry. Using e-bikes for commuting is a cheat code, as their electric motor makes you go faster than a traditional bike — and sometimes in urban settings, you’ll even get to your destination faster than if you drove a car. With features such as GPS tracking, theft deterrence, various levels of pedal assist, and an app that lets you log your rides and check your e-bike’s status, Aventon is bringing this form of personal transportation into the modern age.

There are several models for Aventon e-bikes, and some of them are currently on sale. Here’s a quick shopping guide if you need help in deciding which of them to purchase, but you have to hurry if you’ve got an eye on the discounts as they may disappear at any moment.

Aventon Soltera 2.5 — $1,199

RangeUp to 46 miles
Payload capacity300 lbs.
Motor power350W, 540W peak

The Aventon Soltera 2.5 is a lightweight e-bike for the city, with exceptional handling, hydraulic brakes, and faster rolling tires. The advanced torque sensor technology will make your rides even smoother, while the integrated turn signals will keep you visible and safe as you cruise through traffic.

Aventon Pace 500.3 — $1,499 $1,799 $300 off

RangeUp to 60 miles
Payload capacity300 lbs.
Motor power500W, 864W peak

As a cruiser e-bike, the Aventon Pace 500.3 is perfect for casual riders, especially with the support provided by four pedal assist levels. With its cushioned saddle, swept-back handlebars, and upright riding position, you’ll stay comfortable while you take your e-bike to wherever you need to go.

The Aventon Pace 500.3 is originally priced at $1,799, but it’s currently available with a $300 discount that slashes its price to just $1,499.

Aventon Level 2 — $1,499 $1,899 $400 off

RangeUp to 60 miles
Payload capacity300 lbs.
Motor power500W, 864W peak

The predecessor of our highly recommended Aventon Level 3, the Aventon Level 2 is still a fantastic commuter e-bike with a front suspension fork for comfortable riding and four built-in lights for your safety. With its pre-installed fenders and a rear rack, it’s a versatile e-bike that you can use for work or play.

From its sticker price of $1,899, the Aventon Level 2 is on sale for only $1,499, for savings of $400 that you wouldn’t want to miss.

Aventon Aventure 2 — $1,499 $1,999 $500 off

RangeUp to 60 miles
Payload capacity400 lbs.
Motor power750W, 1130W peak

The Aventon Aventure 2 is a great e-bike for off-road riding with its 4-inch fat tires, a suspension fork with up to 80mm of travel, and a motor that will help you ride though sand, rock, or snow without any problems. No matter what type of terrain lies beyond your usual roads, you can keep riding on this e-bike.

A $500 discount slashes the price of the Aventon Aventure 2 from $1,999 to only $1,499, but we’re not sure for how much longer.

Aventon Pace 4 — $1,699 $1,799 $100 off

RangeUp to 70 miles
Payload capacity300 lbs.
Motor power500W, 864W peak

The Aventon Pace 4 elevates the casual cruiser e-bike experience with added security features such as unusual activity detection and rare wheel lock through the Aventon app. The smart bike technology is paired with a comfortable frame geometry and three levels of pedal assist for a fun ride each time.

You can currently buy the Aventon Pace 4 at $100 off, bringing its price down from $1,799 to $1,699.

Aventon Sinch 2.5 — $1,799

RangeUp to 55 miles
Payload capacity300 lbs.
Motor power500W, 1056W peak

The Aventon Sinch 2.5 is a folding e-bike with fat tires of 4 inches — once you’re done with your ride, you can quickly fold it for easy storage at the back of your vehicle. With its upgraded hydraulic disc brakes, suspension seatpost, and sleek side display. this e-bike is the perfect companion for your outdoor adventures.

Aventon Abound LR — $1,999

RangeUp to 60 miles
Payload capacity440 lbs
Motor power750W, 1188W peak

If you want a cargo and utility e-bike, you can’t go wrong with the Aventon Abound LR. It’s the stretch version of the Aventon Abound SR, with a long rear rack that will let you load everything that you need to carry such as groceries and supplies for beach day. With its gravity cast frame, adjustable quill stem, and front suspension, this e-bike will always provide a comfortable ride.

Aventon Ramblas — $2,599 $2,899 $300 off

RangeUp to 90 miles
Payload capacity300 lbs.
Motor power250W, 750W peak

The Aventon Ramblas is the brand’s trail tested and road ready electric mountain bike that’s suitable for all types of terrain. Whether you’ll be riding on mountain trails or city streets, this durable e-bike will provide amazing comfort, and you’ll also have complete control with your choice of pedal assist level.

If your’re interested in the Aventon Ramblas, you can get it at $300 off right now, for a lowered price of $2,599 from $2,899.

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