The Abound is the first cargo e-bike from Aventon. Photo c. Toby Hill Support us! Bikerumor may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More
The Aventon Abound is the brand’s first e-hauler. It leads with a longtail frame, a torque sensing hub motor, and a long-range battery. Aventon offers scads of accessory options to carry passengers, groceries, and other supplies.
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Car replacement, or car complement? Cargo eBikes can be pressed into either duty — if you can afford one of these typically pricey electrics. The Abound launches today, and starts at a touch over two grand. Aventon Abound Basics
What does that relatively modest outlay get you? For starters: a low-step midtail cargo frame with a 50mm SR Suntour suspension fork, a fold-down handlebar mast, a 750W rear-hub motor with torque-sensing pedal assist plus a thumb throttle, and a 720Wh frame-integrated battery. Aventon outfits the Abound with a 50mm travel SR Suntour suspension fork. Photo c. Toby Hill Aventon’s first e-cargo model is a Class 2 eBike , delivering a top speed of 20 mph for both throttle and pedal assist. That pedal assist is spread across four ride modes: Eco, Tour, Sport, and Turbo.
The Abound rolls on 20-inch wheels with 2.4-inch-wide tires. It comes in one size with a very low stepover aluminum frame, fitting riders from 4’11” to 6’3″. And it’s available in either a Sage Green or Polaris Blue frame color. The MSRP […]
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