Aventon Level.2
The US-direct e-commuter that made Class 3 affordable.
Sold in United States — prices shown in USD.
- $1,899
- indicative RRP
- 60.0 lb
- claimed, size M
Why riders buy it
- Class 3 assist to 28 mph with a torque sensor — rare at the price
- Rack, fenders and lights included out of the box
- Undercuts the shop-brand e-bikes by a thousand dollars
Go in with open eyes
- Hub motor drones on steep climbs
- Young dealer network — support is mostly online
Character profile
- This bike
- Field average
Will it fit you?
The size run covers riders from 155 to 195 cm.
Answer the height question and this becomes a personal fit check.
Where it stands in the market
- Comfort78 /100
- Ease of upkeep74 /100
- Speed on tarmac64 /100
- Price$1,899
- Versatility72 /100
- Tyre clearance47 mm
- Rough-terrain ability25 /100
- Gear range400%
- Weight60.0 lb
- Durability70 /100
Bar = share of the 36-bike field it beats.
The full sheet
- Price
- $1,899
- Weight
- 60.0 lb
- Component tier
- 45 /100
- Gear range
- 400%
- Tyre clearance
- 47 mm
- Suspension travel
- 63 mm
- Battery
- 672 Wh
- Assisted range
- 80 km
- Speed on tarmac
- 64 /100
- Comfort
- 78 /100
- Rough-terrain ability
- 25 /100
- Grin factor
- 45 /100
- Versatility
- 72 /100
- Durability
- 70 /100
- Ease of upkeep
- 74 /100
- Dealer network
- 45 /100
- Resale strength
- 40 /100
- Segment
- E-bike
- Frame material
- Aluminium
- Motor
- Hub motor
- Rack & guard mounts
- Full set
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
If this one, then maybe…
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