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Abound
A 20″ aluminum frame long tail cargo e-bike with modest components and hydraulic disc brakes.
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$1,999| Weight | 82.0 lbs |
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| Frame | Aluminum |
| Suspension | Hardtail, 50mm |
| Wheels | 20″ Aluminum |
| Drivetrain | 1 × 7 |
| Groupset | Shimano |
| Motor | 750W hub-drive |
| Battery | 678Wh |
| Brakes | Hydraulic Disc |
| Seatpost | Dropper |
3'11" +
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Summary
The Aventon Abound is a competitively priced, feature-rich long-tail cargo e-bike that excels in power, carrying capacity, and customization options. It offers a smooth ride with a torque-sensing motor, strong brakes, and a comfortable design, though it has some limitations in weight and component robustness. The bike stands out for its stylish design and practical features, making it a strong contender in the cargo e-bike market.
Competitively priced
Powerful motor and smooth feel
Lots of carrying ability and options
Torque sensor for smooth and natural pedaling feel
Stylish design with practical features
Weight
Slightly flexy stem
7-speed Shimano Tourney rear derailleur could be more robust
Handling can feel twitchy when riding one-handed
Battery range varies significantly based on usage
The Abound is a capable e-cargo bike that will fit the needs of many riders.Bicycling
Aventon’s torque sensor provides an even power distribution to the motor without the on/off feeling of many hub motor-equipped bikes.Bicycling
The Abound is competitively priced, well-equipped, and has lots of power and hauling ability.Bicycling
The Abound is a powerful, capable, and handsome cargo- and kid-carrier that is breaking new ground for the brand.Electric Bike Report
The Aventon Abound SR wholly competes with more expensive mid-tail cargo bikes.
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May 2025 · Joshua Hutchens
The Aventon Abound LR takes the award-winning design of their original cargo bike and adds some impressive anti-theft technology and improved ride quality...
Stable when weighted
Comfortable handling
Capable hauling capacity
Excellent security features
Dim headlight
Few places to Test-ride
Small screen can be difficult to read
Mar 2025 · John S. Bozick
This sturdy cargo e-bike packs the punch needed for hauling while offering high-tech security features uncommon at its price point. In recent years, cargo e-bikes have become all the rage. They allow families to spend more time together while enjoying the outdoors. They encourage a healthy lifestyle while also being environmentally friendly. And they share
The Abound LR feels responsive and powerful—a great combination on a bike meant to haul cargo or passengers effectively. Its 750W motor delivers power intuitively, thanks to its adaptive torque sensor.
The integrated ACU module with 4G connectivity allows users to access security, location tracking, and customization features through the Aventon app.
The bike’s gravity cast frame isn’t just for looks; the Abound feels solid and sturdy when carrying cargo, thanks to its internal reinforcement and telescoping quill stem.
This bike can go the distance! With its 708-Wh battery, the Abound LR gave us one of the longest Range Test results we’ve seen from a cargo e-bike.
We found the ride to be comfortable due to the Abound’s suspension seatpost and suspension fork with 50mm of travel.
The Abound LR’s 440-lb payload capacity is on par with many similar cargo bikes, but not all others come with so many accessories! The bike includes wheel guards, footboards, and a lockable frame storage bag.
Aventon offers a variety of additional compatible accessories, including standards like seat pads and cargo baskets, plus uncommon options like the front pizza rack.
Riders around 6’ and above may not have full leg extension with the bike’s 350mm suspension seatpost. We encourage Aventon to use a longer seatpost in the future.
Oct 2024 · Ron Frazelle
Earlier this month we were invited to Huntington Beach, California to be introduced to Aventon's new eCargo Bike, the Abound SR.
Oct 2024
Aventon takes their bike to the next level with the development of the Aventon Control Unit, now available on their short-tail cargo bike, the Abound SR. Read our review to see if this utility e-bike checks the boxes on what you need as a car replacement.
While Aventon has a long-tail cargo bike in their lineup, they were missing the short-tail, utility bike that has been so popular with people of all ages. The Abound SR fills that gap.
Aventon takes a very big step up in technology with the introduction of their ‘ACU’, or Aventon Control Unit. The ACU provides some really standout security features that we don’t generally see on a bike at this price range, including: a lockable kickstand, a lockable battery, password protection for the bike, theft/bike movement notifications, and geofencing. Aventon is pretty proud of this technology, and I think that pride is warranted.
The Abound SR pairs with the well-designed Aventon App, which allows for OTA (over-the-air) updates. We’ve even worked with Aventon the last 2 weeks to improve the motor performance, and appreciate how Aventon could continually improve the ride experience and keep the bike updated in the future.
At first glance, we were wary of the 36V system. Most cargo bikes tend to come with 48V systems. We’ll discuss it more below, but Aventon chose the 36V system to use less raw materials while still trying to match the performance of a 48V system. After riding the bike for 2 weeks and working through the motor settings with Aventon, we would agree and think they did a good job on the motor output and power levels. See Latest Price
Oct 2024 · Alvin Holbrook
Is the new Aventon Abound SR any good? We test rode the cargo e-bike with a generous cargo capacity and approachable price to find out.
Feb 2023
A feature-packed, small-wheeled e-bike capable of carrying almost anything.
| Frame | Double-Butted Aluminum Alloy Colors: Sage; Polaris |
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| Fork | Suspension Fork with 50mm travel, with lockout Travel: 50mm |
| Bottom Bracket | Square Taper, Sealed, Torque Sensor |
| Headset | Sealed Bearing Headset |
| Stem | Folding, Height Adjustable, 31.8mm, 9 Degree Rise |
| Handlebar | Aluminum 31.8mm, 700mm |
| Saddle | Aventon Saddle |
| Seatpost | Dropper Seatpost, 30.9mm x 440mm Type: Dropper |
| Pedals | 9/16" Alloy Platform |
| Grips | Ergonomic Comfort |
| Rear Derailleur | Shimano 7 speed |
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| Crank | 170mm w/ 52 T |
| Shifters | 7 Speed Twist |
| Cassette | 14-28T, 7 Speed |
| Chain | 148 Link, 7 Speed |
| Brakes | Hydraulic Type: Hydraulic Disc |
| Rims | Double Wall Aluminum 36h Front & Rear |
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| Spokes | Black Stainless 13G Front / Iron 12G Rear |
| Front Hub | 36H Disc Nutted Front, Nutted Rear |
| Rear Hub | 36H Disc Nutted Front, Nutted Rear |
| Tires | 20 x 2.4 |
| Motor | 48V, 750W sustained, 1200W peak brushless rear hub motor |
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| Battery | Samsung 2100 cells, 48V, 14.4AH, 678.2Wh, UL UN38.3 MSDS certification |
| Display | LCD Smart "Easy Read" |
| Charger | 48V, 3 Amp Fast Charger |
| Lights | Front and rear lights integrated |
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| Fenders | Included |
| Racks | Included |
First added April 6
Last updated May 10
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