Aventon Aventure 2 Review: 5 Ratings, Pros and Cons

Powerful 750 watt motor
Step-through option
Integrated lights
Turn signals
Hydraulic Brakes
400 lbs weight capacity
Clean welds
Bike shop network
2 size offerings
Cheaper price

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Very fun ride with excellent pedaling assist response
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Stable and capable in all conditions, including snow
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Has both lights and turn signals

The Aventure has always been a ton of fun, but the upgrade to a torque sensor now makes the ride feel more natural and better than ever. Aggressive or relaxed pedallers alike will appreciate the bike?s ability to meet you where you?re at.
Torque sensors also help deliver the right amount of power in any situation ? this is particularly handy when riding on looser terrain or encountering hills.
The 750 watt motor hits the perfect sweet spot of being powerful but not overwhelming with how the bike distributes speed.
The stability is amongst the best in this price range and style ? it feels rock-solid when riding and handles higher speeds better than most.
well. It has accessories and range to make it your daily commuter, and the power and aggressive knobby tire tread for ?aventuring.?
Looks will always be subjective, but it?s still one of our favorite-looking fat bikes with sleek battery integration, and four different color options to choose from across the highstep and ST frames.
The newly designed rear rack fits the aesthetic better and is compatible with a bunch of handy accessories.
The gearing ratio feels better than ever thanks to the upgrade from a 46t to 48t chainring. This eliminated ?ghost pedaling? at higher class 3 speeds that could be felt on the first Aventure.
It?s a very safe bike thanks to the stopping power of the Tektro HD-E350
Speaking of safety?the addition of a second brake light on the chainstays makes you more visible and gives the ability to activate those as turn signals alerting riders behind you where you?re headed.
Aventon includes a handy app for enhanced metrics and building a community if you?d like to geek out with fellow Aventon riders. It?s a bonus that you don?t have to use the app if you don?t want to.