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Mar 2024 · Griffin Hales
A full power, mid-drive motor and quality specs make the Aventon Ramblas a great eMTB at a very attractive price. Read our full review to learn more.
Climibing is made easier thanks to the higher-than-most torque output of Aventon’s custom mid-drive motor
Four different frame sizes to help rider’s find their right fit. More options than most affordable brands provide
More of a general point: Aventon made the most of their budget including lots of name brand parts, and not skimping on things like a drivetrain with fewer gears, a smaller battery, etc.
Great range for longer riding sessions. The 706Wh battery achieved top 5 results in our range testing
Riders can more easily handle technical terrain with the nearly 500% range of the Sram Eagle NX/SX drivetrain
4-piston SRAM DB8 brake calipers provide more stopping power than typical disc brakes
Aventon included a dropper post that will enable riders to lower the saddle on the fly for steep descents; these are important for eMTBs
Maxxis Rekon tires held up well and had great traction for holding lines.
We liked the tires, but we wish it was a tubeless ready system
The RockShox fork had great performance, but there is no compression adjustment. Riders 240 lbs+ might experience more sag than is preferred
Feb 2024
The brand’s first mid-motor e-bike has the potential to disrupt the hardtail e-MTB market with its combination of power, price, and fun.
Peppy motor with lots of torque
Well appointed and trail ready
Great price and value
Lacks tubeless rims
Non-preload adjust fork
Feb 2024 · Ron Frazelle
The Southern California eBike brand, Aventon has released their first new mid-drive eBike and first eMTB in the new Ramblas.
Feb 2024
Price: $2699.00 | Model Year: 2024 | Aventon has just added a new e-bike to their lineup. It’s called the Ramblas and it is an electric mountain bike. We’ve loved the off-road abilities of Aventon’s fat-tire e-bikes, like the Aventure 2, but the Ramblas marks a new chapter in Aventon’s growth as an e-bike brand. In our Aventon Ramblas review we will demonstrate just how capable this e-bike is.
Aventon has just added a new e-bike to their lineup. It’s called the Ramblas and it is an electric mountain bike. We’ve loved the off-road abilities of Aventon’s fat-tire e-bikes, like the Aventure 2, but the Ramblas marks a new chapter in Aventon’s growth as an e-bike brand. In our Aventon Ramblas review we will demonstrate just how capable this e-bike is.
Let’s begin with the basics. The Ramblas is a hard-tail eMTB built around a 6061 heat-treated aluminum frame and 130mm-travel RockShox 35 Silver suspension fork. It’s made in four sizes (S-XL). Providing the muscle for the Ramblas is a new motor from Aventon, the A100.
Not everything that gets called an eMTB really is, but Aventon has done an impressive job. The Ramblas features a 12-speed drivetrain, 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes and a dropper post. They also got the geometry right; the Ramblas handles like what I would expect an eMTB to perform.
Aventon enters full speed into the the eMTB category with a powerful, fun hardtail…and a very attractive, sub $3,000 price tag. CHECK BEST PRICE
Feb 2024
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Dec 2023 · Griffin Hales
The Aventon Soltera.2 ST details our tests on the battery life, hill climbing ability, brakes, and more to show you what this e-bike is capable of doing.
Motor responds immediately, thanks to the torque sensor upgrade, giving meaningful pedal assistance that makes this ride more like a real bike than before.
Great ride quality and handling. Easy pedaling and veering around traffic using 700x38c tires on this 46 lbs lightweight.
Feels like a traditional bike. Making pedaling enjoyable, the motor’s subtle engagement gives balanced output that enhances the overall experience.
Greater safety moving the tail lights to the bottom of the seatstay for better visibility, along with the new blinking turn signal lights.
Comfortable to ride with the less-aggressive lean than many city e-bikes, as well as ergonomic grips, and a slim but accommodating saddle.
Simple operation. The RevoShift twist shifter, four PAS settings, and large buttons make control adjustments easy.
Pairs with the Aventon app! The Soltera.2 can be unlocked to 25 mph, and the app can also track ride data.
No complaints with class 2 speeds, but the bike seems to struggle to hit it’s 25 mph class 3 speed (getting closer to 22-23 instead).
Q: Which Aventon bikes are most popular?
The most popular Aventon model families are the Pace, Level.2, and Ramblas eMTB.
Q: Does Aventon make eBikes?
Yes, Aventon is primarily an e-bike manufacturer.