
Full details in Technical Specifications below
It comes in one size that fits riders 4'11" to 6'3" tall (inseam 24" to 34").
Up to 60 miles. Aventon measured that with a 165 lb (75 kg) rider on a flat paved road in Eco mode.
Rider weight, hills, weather, tire pressure and cadence all change your real range. Starting on a lower assist level is the easiest way to learn what your routes need.
The Abound is a Class 2 ebike: pedal assist and throttle up to 20 mph. Aventon lists the top speed as adjustable to 25 mph.
Aventon recommends wearing an approved helmet every time you ride, and you should follow the laws where you ride.
Yes. The left-hand throttle works on demand, even from a complete stop, up to 20 mph. Aventon still suggests pedaling first and using the throttle second for better stability.
Walk mode helps you push the bike: in any assist level, press and hold the minus button. When you let go, Hold mode keeps the bike from rolling back on a hill for 30 seconds.
Yes. Aventon rates the Abound to carry a single passenger, with a 440 lb total weight limit and a 143 lb limit on the rear rack.
A full charge takes about 5–6 hours, 0 to 100%.
Plug the charger into the battery's charging port first, then into a wall outlet. The charger light is red while charging and turns green when it's done.
Use only the charger that came with the bike.
Some assembly is needed. Aventon provides a step-by-step manual and an assembly video.
In the box: the charger, 2 pedals, 2 rear foot panels, front and rear reflectors, 2 reflector mounts, spare derailleur hanger, grease, hex key set, M8 hex key and the manuals.
Yes. Open the display's main menu, choose "Connect to APP", then scan the QR code on the display with the Aventon app.
4G and GPS add location tracking and theft alerts. The first year of 4G service is included, starting from registration.
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