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Bring the adventure to you with the Aventon Aventure electric bike. Their most powerful motor yet is blended with fat tyres, suspension, & a hydroformed aluminium frame to produce one of the most versatile electric bikes on the Australian market today.
Key Features
Also available in Step Through version
DESCRIPTION Aventure by Name, Adventure by NatureNamed after the French word for Adventure, the Aventon Aventure is bred for those looking to get away from the beaten path with an electric bike. Aventon believes that their attention to detail & small additional features are what makes their electric bikes a cut above the competition, and that’s very evident in the Aventure. Aventon has produced a very solid-feeling fat-tyre electric bike that’s just as capable on dirt tracks & trails as it is on tarmac and roads.
Features Hill-Climb AbilityA key part of adventuring on a bike involves going up and down hills, and it’s here that some electric bikes begin to suffer performance issues. Fortunately, the Aventon’s 750W motor puts out a lot of torque, so even on hills with a 10% incline can be tackled on the lowest pedal-assist or even the throttle-only mode.
SpeedOn smoother surfaces, that motor is capable of pushing a rider to 32kph on the throttle alone, and on the highest pedal-assist setting, you can expect to get up to 50kph. The throttle can be controlled by the thumb as it sits under the handlebars, and the pedal assist mode can be changed using the control panel that sits on top of the bars.
ControlsThe LCD screen clearly shows speed & assist mode, but unlike a lot of electric ride displays (scooter & bike), the Aventure’s LCD display shows the exact percentage of battery you have left rather than a bar that gradually depletes. This is incredibly helpful for planning out longer journeys and making sure you have enough juice to get home. The display can also show you how many trees you’ve saved,
