Are E-bikes worth it for Hunting? - Review of Aventon Aventure2 ⭐️

[@NotedDesperado]

I have the Biktrix Juggernaut classic duo, same price range as the adventure 2 but it has a middrive. Ebikes are ABSOLUTELY worth it, but only if its legal where you hunt. In KY they are legal anywhere that a normal bike is legal.

[@keylimewinesingersongwrite862]

I use my ebike in Florida on WMA's, on vehicle roads or existing trails. But the best benefit I get from it is: I can park my truck 1-2 miles from my entry point to public land hunt , lock it just out of sight of the road, and no other hunters will think " Wow. What a great place for me and all my buddies to go hunt"!! Very good video, thanks!

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

Hey that's a great point.

[@stevegosnell6797]

Nice, honest review.

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

Thanks!

[@328am]

I feel like it would be awesome for scouting and staying covert during the hunting season. BTW, nice hoodie. What brand?

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

TrueTimber hoodie. Showed it my recent truetimber camo video (part 3.

[@ardestaniamin]

I really love to buy one. The problem is I hate getting punch in my way. Is there any punch proof or airless tire available? Consider it that I might be pessimistic 😅.

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

I have been pretty rough on mine and havent had an issue, but I guess there is always a chance.

[@jimowens381]

I think a jet sled would enable you to pull out pretty much any deer with that bike

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

Good thought, your probably right, though I think the extra weight would still be a challenge unless you can rig up a tow point below the center of gravity. A trailer has less pulling resistance and they are usually designed to not effect your balance.

[@mahkobicook5873]

I used to mob going 25 mph on my diamondback traditional bike, and maintain an easy 10mph uphills, how are these motorized bikes performing equal to a regular bike, are people that out of shape that they need a motor just to go normal biking speeds?

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

First, this bike will do 28 on flat trails or even slight uphill grades. While you may be stronger than I am, I have never been able to maintain 28 miles per hour on a slight uphill grade for 5 miles as I have with this bike. Second, some folks have uses for an e-bike that have nothing to do with speed or their physical condition. As my channel is primarily a hunting channel that is the nature of this review. Hunters may want to access their hunting spot quietly and with minimal effort to keep from sweating, while also carrying a backpack, a treestand and a gun or bow. Third, some people do have physical disabilities that would make the assistance of a motor very beneficial. And finally. My e-bike weighs 75lbs so it’s a whole different classification than a lightweight MTB. E-bikes are also regulated in their top speed. I’m convinced if the max speed restriction was removed from this bike, it would be capable of doing much faster than 28mph.

[@Burnout4424]

The PA game commission ebike vote turnaround in the 11th hr back in 2018 shows how corrupt they are after they intially had voted in favor of ebike use

[@madtownangler]

If I were going to use an e-bike for hunting/fishing I would probably get a trike. I have thirty-five years experience riding and racing mountain bikes and am finally wimping out. Strokes suck you can't balance as well

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

Sounds like a great plan if you have good wide trails to ride on!

[@madtownangler]

Where I hunt it's too steep. I did take my regular fat bike on my friend land and rode the bike back down the hill to his truck once but we had to do a lot of chainsawing to get the bike through. You are not supposed to use a chainsaw on public land which is where I do most of my hunting. I can hunt private land but I have to shoot a big buck no small ones are allowed unless you have never shot a buck before. I would rather save the big bucks for the guy that owns the land and his kids. I'd feel like a d-head if I shot a nice buck plus you can't eat antlers.

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

I think e-bikes are best for access on existing trails, logging roads and other relatively clear access areas. Unfortunately, that’s not legal on public land here.

[@WanderingSword]

get a used e-moto, plenty of them for sales

[@TheBudgetSportsman]

Recently I have been seeing good deals on all kinds of different e-bikes on market place.

[@brianloeffler2245]

I'm in wisconsin and they are illegal. By all means anything 750 watts or less with pedals should be legal. It's bullshit I'm 52 and my brother is 63 , getting to our spots on public land is a chore for us. I'm going to start to find out how I can get the laws changed it will add time to my life to hunt where I want too.