The Aventon Aventure.2: A Thrilling Ebike Test Ride and Review

[@mikerochester]

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[@jaime9037]

One of the best reviews I.ve seen on the Aventure 2 ! Thank you

[@mikerochester]

Thanks for the kind words and taking the time to comment:)

[@samararobertson9027]

wow Iv'e seen good reviews of this ebike but this one was great, best review without doubt, you didn't talk to much, you were simple and got straight to the point, you've earned yourself a subscriber! Thankyou for the video!

[@mikerochester]

Thanks you so much for the kind words and subscribing. Your comments mean more than you would think. :):)

[@charliegiroux4749]

Just got mine in step thru slate gray, Love it, thanks for the great review.

[@mikerochester]

Glad you enjoyed it thanks for taking the time to comment.:)

[@jamesbonham5383]

Nice comprehensive review, the clearest I’ve seen for this bike, thank you.

[@mikerochester]

Thanks for the kind words and taking the time to comment.:)

[@biggestelvis]

Great review! I’ve put ~500 miles on this bike, and I am super happy with it. Note about the “60 mile” range. Obviously a lot of factors are involved, but as a 6’ 200lb guy (190 in a good week), I’ve never gotten close to 60 miles. I average ~46 miles. Just something to keep in mind if you’re not a lightweight, or have hills where you live!

[@mikerochester]

Thanks for the kind words. That's awesome you're enjoying the bike. No doubt a lot of factors go into the range. Thanks for taking the time to comment. :)

[@Steveoreno]

Nice review Mike, thanks! You have always been an advocate of the Aventure......I love it as well but purchased the Pace 500 because the weight. Nice job, fun riding along with you!

[@mikerochester]

Yes the Aventure was my first bike and what got me hooked on e-bikes. I am also a fan of the Pace 500.3 so much fun. Thanks for taking the time to comment. :)

[@mrd6093]

GREAT REVIEW GUY YOU HIT ON GREAT INTEREST POINTS OF THE AVENTON 2 .

[@mikerochester]

Thank you for the kind words and taking the time to comment.:)

[@MrDang079]

Nice review. Looking forward to riding along the river myself!

[@mikerochester]

Thank you....and yes it's always great to get out.

[@Verdant02]

Great video- I ordered this in Cobalt Blue with a suspension seat post. Looking forward to it!

[@mikerochester]

That a great color. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@bobmrcs]

Thank you very much, excellent review and information! 👍

[@mikerochester]

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@tommysinss]

Best review and I’ve seen em all 🎉

[@mikerochester]

Wow thank you I'm glad you enjoyed I appreciate you taking the time to comment. :)

[@StayConnectedEV]

Link for the mirror?

[@mikerochester]

No problem...link below. I switched to this one a few months ago because the metal ones some times come loose. These have been holding great. amzn.to/3t7p0Nj

[@curtwaters2316]

Great review, informative and thoughtful. Thanks

[@mikerochester]

Thank you, and thanks for taking the time to comment:)

[@caros8274]

This review was awesome dude all i needed to pull the trigger on my purchase:)

[@mikerochester]

Thank you and I'm glad I was able to help you making your decision. That's exactly why I do this:)

[@qubed222]

Thanks for the video! Any idea what a ballpark top speed is while pedaling with the bike off (zero assist)?

[@mikerochester]

I imagine you can go as fast as you can pedal. I have a bad knee so I'm unable to test that. :)

[@qubed222]

Thanks! Here's what AI says (after I stopped being lazy and looked it up haha) - To calculate the top speed of a bicycle with the given gearing and tire size, we can use a simple formula: Top Speed (in miles per hour) = (Crank Ring Teeth / Rear Cassette Teeth) * (Wheel Diameter * Pi) * (Gear Ratio) * (Cadence) First, let's calculate the gear ratio: Gear Ratio = Front Ring Teeth / Rear Cassette Teeth Gear Ratio = 48 / 12 = 4 Next, we need to calculate the effective wheel diameter. The stated tire size is 26 inches, but keep in mind that tire pressure and tread wear can affect the actual diameter. Let's assume an effective wheel diameter of 25.5 inches. Wheel Diameter = 25.5 inches Now, let's assume a cadence of 90 revolutions per minute (RPM), which is a reasonable average for an experienced cyclist. Cadence = 90 RPM Plugging these values into the formula, we get: Top Speed = (48 / 12) * (25.5 * Pi) * 4 * (90 / 60) Top Speed ≈ 28.3 mph Please note that this is a rough estimate, as there are other factors that can affect the actual top speed, such as aerodynamics, road conditions, rider strength, and bike weight. Additionally, this calculation assumes that the rider is pedaling at a consistent cadence and power output.@@mikerochester

[@mikerochester]

Now that's a lot of information

[@thatguy2133]

Great e-bike. Not for real rough trails, but good for general level off road.

[@mikerochester]

Personally I take it everywhere I have a suspension seat post on it. :)

[@duke2583]

Great review...thanks!

[@mikerochester]

No problem glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment.:)

[@station173]

Nice Review

[@mikerochester]

Thank you 👍👍👍

[@johnauberry1500]

Thanks for the review. I saw that you are 250lbs. I am 310lbs. Do you think it would pull me up a hill? What about expected realistic range for a 300+ guy

[@mikerochester]

I feel you will be fine. Up your PAS and put it in gear one. As far as range it depends heavily on what PAS your in. Throttle only will be much less. Feel free to use my link if you like.

[@matthewyeager7662]

You can really hear that motor pick up in turbo

[@mikerochester]

Yes, it definitely gives you all the pedal assist you want :)

[@johnbutler1279]

That is not the motor, it is actually the tires. Kinda nice.

[@mikerochester]

@@johnbutler1279 it's both

[@demonikspartanable]

How does it do in the snow?

[@mikerochester]

I ride in snow often. Not on ice or wet snow

[@SuperRealdeal45]

Great video. 👍

[@mikerochester]

Thanks you for the kind words and taking the time to leave a comment:)

[@billypatane5185]

Hi Mike. Looking at getting this bike. I’m 5’11 but shrinking do to older age. lol. Would you get a regular or large. I may want to put on a suspension seat post on. We have about the same build. I have read you could go either way on the size for my height. Unfortunately, I don’t have a place to go. Try them out. Would you recommend one size over the other? I’m looking to get a step through model.

[@mikerochester]

Personally I like the large frame especially because it's a step through and you don't have to throw your leg over the back of the bike. I don't like to feel real big on a bike. I also think you'll be happy regardless of what size you get I don't think there's a huge difference between the two. If you decide to purchase one feel free to use my affiliate link. :) 🙂🙂🙂

[@tannerkratzer3]

What phone mount are you using ?

[@mikerochester]

@@tannerkratzer3 I'm using this one amzn.to/3XyQVRr My favorite cell phone mount of all.

[@rontrabbic8827]

Can you ride it in the rain

[@mikerochester]

I have been caught in the rain a few times. Never had any issues.