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expirednodoubts2k posted May 22, 2024 6:51 PM
Aventon Abound Step-Through Electric Cargo Bike w/ Accessory Pack (Sage)
$1,524
$2,508
39% off
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Aventon has Aventon Abound Step-Through Electric Cargo Bike w/ Accessory Pack (Sage) on sale for $1599 - $75 off when you apply discount code GETMOVING on the checkout page = $1524. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member nodoubts2k for sharing this deal.
About this Electric Bike:
Thanks to Community Member nodoubts2k for sharing this deal.
About this Electric Bike:
- Top Speed: 20 Mph
- Motor Power: 750W
- Range: 50 Miles
- Payload Capacity: 440 Lbs
- Turn Signals: Integrated Lights
- Pedal Assist: 4 Levels
- Aventon Abound Battery (48V, 15Ah, 720Wh)
- Abound Rear Rack Basket
- Abound Rear Rack Bamboo Board
- Abound Seat Pad
- Abound Handrail
Editor's Notes
Written by citan359 | Staff- Additional Information:
- Comes with a 2-year warranty.
- This offer is similar to our front page deal for the same price from November 2023 except it comes with an extra battery ($499), instead of a cargo net ($9.99), front bag kit ($129.98), or pannier ($84.99).
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars at Aventon based on over 220 customer reviews.
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
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About the Poster
Aventon has Aventon Abound Step-Through Electric Cargo Bike w/ Accessory Pack (Sage) on sale for $1599 - $75 off when you apply discount code GETMOVING on the checkout page = $1524. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member nodoubts2k for sharing this deal.
About this Electric Bike:
Thanks to Community Member nodoubts2k for sharing this deal.
About this Electric Bike:
- Top Speed: 20 Mph
- Motor Power: 750W
- Range: 50 Miles
- Payload Capacity: 440 Lbs
- Turn Signals: Integrated Lights
- Pedal Assist: 4 Levels
- Aventon Abound Battery (48V, 15Ah, 720Wh)
- Abound Rear Rack Basket
- Abound Rear Rack Bamboo Board
- Abound Seat Pad
- Abound Handrail
Editor's Notes
Written by citan359 | Staff- Additional Information:
- Comes with a 2-year warranty.
- This offer is similar to our front page deal for the same price from November 2023 except it comes with an extra battery ($499), instead of a cargo net ($9.99), front bag kit ($129.98), or pannier ($84.99).
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars at Aventon based on over 220 customer reviews.
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
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A big difference is that having a bike with a hub drive, and a throttle, like the Aventon will put you squarely in the "ebike" pricing tier for most services at most shops, assuming you find a shop that will work on throttled, or Class 2, bikes. Due to the added time required to do just about everything on a hub drive bike, save for a front flat, you should expect to pay 30-50% more for service. The going rate for a flat tire on a hub-driven ebike in my market is between $55-75 just for labor. A conventional flat fix, including on mid-drive bikes like the Terns, is $20-30. Similar price discrepancies apply for things like brake adjustments, or pad replacements.
At $1.5k, the Aventon is not a bad deal as long as you're aware of the fact that service will frequently be more expensive, and that the pedal assist does not feel as natural as that of the Bosch units on the Terns. For some people, that's OK, for others it's not. If at all possible, go give both bikes a test ride and see if the difference matters enough to you.
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A big difference is that having a bike with a hub drive, and a throttle, like the Aventon will put you squarely in the "ebike" pricing tier for most services at most shops, assuming you find a shop that will work on throttled, or Class 2, bikes. Due to the added time required to do just about everything on a hub drive bike, save for a front flat, you should expect to pay 30-50% more for service. The going rate for a flat tire on a hub-driven ebike in my market is between $55-75 just for labor. A conventional flat fix, including on mid-drive bikes like the Terns, is $20-30. Similar price discrepancies apply for things like brake adjustments, or pad replacements.
At $1.5k, the Aventon is not a bad deal as long as you're aware of the fact that service will frequently be more expensive, and that the pedal assist does not feel as natural as that of the Bosch units on the Terns. For some people, that's OK, for others it's not. If at all possible, go give both bikes a test ride and see if the difference matters enough to you.
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