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Aventon Aventure.2 electric bike

Short answer. The Aventon Aventure.2 electric bike is scored from published specs in this catalog. Value is withheld because watt-hours or a price is missing. Verified figures include 750 W and 720 Wh. No price is on file, so none was invented.

Step-through fat-tire bike. Specs below are from Aventon's wholesaler sheet: 750W rear hub, 720Wh, 26 × 4 in tires, 77 lb, class 2. Torque and a consumer price were not on that sheet.

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Price as of Oct 31, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC

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Specs

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Specifications for Aventon Aventure.2
Class
2
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Motor
750 W sustained

48V, 750W sustained, 1130W peak.

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Peak power
1130 W
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Motor type
Hub
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Motor position
rear
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Torque
—Unverified

Not on the captured wholesaler sheet.

Battery
720 Wh

48V, 15Ah, LG cells.

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Claimed range
Up to 60 mi

Manufacturer 'up to' claim.

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Top speed
20 mphUnverified

Sheet says Class 2 and does not print 20 mph.

Weight
77 lb
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Payload
400 lb

Listed as total weight limit.

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Throttle
Yes
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Brakes
—Unverified

Not on the captured sheet.

Gearing
—Unverified

Not on the captured sheet.

Tires
26 × 4 in
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Rider height
4'11" – 6'1"
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Release year
—Unverified

Not printed on the captured sheet.

Step-through
Yes

This row is the step-through frame.

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Folding frame
No
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Suspension fork
Yes

80 mm, lockout.

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Suspension seatpost
—Unverified

Not on the captured sheet.

Hydraulic brakes
—Unverified

Not on the captured sheet.

Torque sensor
Yes
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Price history

No price points on file yet.

Local class rules

Many US states use the three-class system: Class 1 is pedal assist to 20 mph, Class 2 adds a throttle and still cuts the motor at 20 mph, and Class 3 is pedal assist to 28 mph (a throttle, if the bike has one, is often limited to 20 mph). Cities, campuses, and trails can be stricter than the state, and a few places write their own rules instead of using the three classes. A 750 watt motor is the usual ceiling in that framework, but it is not a national license. This is general information, not legal advice. Check the rules where you will ride before you buy.

Comparison of this list
ModelValuePrice on fileWeightBatteryClaimed range
Aventon Aventure.2——7772060
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Common questions

What is the Aventon Aventure.2?
Aventon Aventure.2 electric bike is listed with value withheld. Frame tags: fat-tire, step-thru. Scores are not a ride test.
How much does the Aventon Aventure.2 cost?
No price is on file for this electric bike. WattRank does not invent one.
How much does the Aventon Aventure.2 weigh?
The captured spec says 77 lb. Read the spec note for whether that includes the battery.
What class is the Aventon Aventure.2?
The captured page lists class 2. Local path rules can be stricter than that label.
What battery does the Aventon Aventure.2 use?
The captured page lists 720 Wh. Claimed miles are a separate field and are not a lab test.

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