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California-based e-bike manufacturer, Aventon, has made a name for itself in recent months with its selection of practical and stylish electric bicycles. The company, like many e-bike manufacturers, outsources production to China, resulting in a fleet of affordable and technologically advanced e-bikes.

Recently, Aventon has launched its latest model, the Aventure.2 fat-tire e-bike. This second-generation machine has been updated with a torque sensor-equipped pedal assist, providing a more natural pedal feel. Additionally, the Aventure.2 is available in two variants – step-through and step-over – catering to riders of all backgrounds. The step-over version is available in a camouflage green or slate gray colorway, while the step-through bike comes in black or cobalt blue. Both bikes have double-butted aluminum alloy frames, ensuring rigidity, but they are on the heavy side at 35 kilograms.

Performance-wise, the Aventure.2 makes up for its weight with a powerful motor. The bike has a 750-watt nominal and 1,130-watt peak power electric motor attached to the back wheel, providing a top speed of 28 miles per hour on assist. The motor is paired with a 48V, 720Wh battery pack that’s integrated into the frame, offering a range of up to 60 miles on a single charge.

The Aventure.2 is also equipped with entry-level, yet respectable, componentry from Shimano, including a Shimano Tourney drivetrain and Tektro HD-E350 hydraulic disc brakes. The bike also comes standard with a rear luggage rack for added in-city practicality and an optional front luggage rack for extra carrying capabilities.

At a sticker price of just $1,899, Aventon offers the Aventure.2 at a great value and also offers free shipping within the U.S.

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Christopher Harrison is an EV writer at EVMagz.com, covering global electric vehicle launches, battery technology, charging infrastructure, and clean mobility trends. When he’s not tracking the latest EV developments, he enjoys night cycling, experimenting with home cooking recipes, and collecting vintage automotive magazines.

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