Aventon Abound Review: This Electric Cargo Bike Will BLOW YOUR MIND! 🤯
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- In this review, I put the Aventon Abound Review, I put it thru a real-world test by loading it up while running errands. Other reviews feature the bike but not when it's weighted down with cargo.
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0:00 Intro
0:36 Specs
4:48 Abound Accessories
8:03 Xnito Helmet
8:50 First trip
13:46 Second Trip
16:15 Final Thoughts
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I noticed all your videos you have a handle bar light on your bikes. Why is that, when so many of the bikes have integrated lights. What brand do you use?
@@thecrazyandwildtwo2182 Here in Chicago, I like to have a light that is strobing to get drivers attention. Although all these bikes have headlights, none of them strobe so it's an extra layer of safety. I use various ones but this one is my favorite because it has a screen that tells you exactly how long the strobe will last at the battery level it is at. amzn.to/3TPyk2V
Scott, I gotta tell ya....Without being too long winded, what I love about your videos is YOU! You're a man of a "certain age" , no spring chicken and when you test a bike, you might be out of breath, you might be tired and you might not make it look easy, but you make me feel it can be done! No excuses! So much so, I went out and purchased a Black Aventure myself. Sorry, I didn't use your link. I make every attempt to support local brick and mortar shops, so I purchased it locally. Just my way of contributing! Anyway, I too am a man of a "certain age" and you inspire me! Keep up the great work and I'll keep watching!
That's awesome man! Thanks for the kind words. No worries about where you got your bike as long as you got one and start riding. I will continue to push my limits when it comes to these bikes. hahahaha
And I am a woman of a certain age, and I enjoyed your video! I am hoping to buy an electric cargo bike and trying to decide which one so I appreciate you taking time to make this review. Looks like a great bike! Pretty pricey with all the extras though.😮
So I'm looking around for my first ebike and your review NAILED IT for me! Super detailed and informative and I'm now convinced that at 68 years old and 280lbs, this bike will help me in so many ways to get healthier, but solve the problem of the short trips to the store! WOO-HOO! Thanks Scott for your hard work brother. Chad
Awesome man. So glad my video helped. You will love it!
I just purchased the Aventon Abound today. I walked into the bike shop to look at another bike, but when I test drove the abound, I was sold! Such a smooth, quick, and powerful bike with different settings to choose from for your journey like echo, cruise sport, and turbo. I also installed the kid rail seat in the back and took my some son on a nice long journey, which he loved to death. He didn't want to go home while we were out cruising.
Money well spent!
I have seen quite a few now in the city with the kid attachment on that back. Smart choice.
I'm so jealous of all the bike paths you have in your town. We don't have anything like that where I live - it's the land of sharrows if we're lucky.
Thanks man. I understand and agree, Chicago has been doing a great job improving and expanding out bike paths. I am very lucky.
Do I need a cargo e-bike? No. Do I want a cargo e-bike… I do now.
That color is beautiful and those accessories are great. The racks and those huge panniers make the bike so useful. The only thing I’d like to see added to the racks are a quick detachable type setup like Harley uses for their passenger sissy bars, as an example.
Other than that they’ve pretty much thought of everything.
As far as helmets go, built-in visors are better suited to full face helmets, imo.
I prefer to wear a ball cap or sun visor under my bike helmet as opposed to the helmets with the built-in visors. That helmet looks good with a hat or visor under it. The built-in headlight is cool too. Is it rechargeable or does it use standard batteries?
Great review, Scott!
The Panniers can be released quickly if you don't use the additional velcro straps. For the helmet, you plug it in to recharge... nice feature. Also, that visor on the helmet is separate. It comes with the helmet and I attached it since I don't wear ball caps under my helmet like you do. Thanks for watching!
I just got my Abound on Friday and used it for the first time yesterday. It was kind ‘a cold and I was/am sick, but it was so much fun I ended up doing a 17-mile round trip to get bird food from Tractor Supply.
Short version: I agree with your hugely positive take! :-)
Thanks for the video. I’ll probably do one too, once it stops raining. (Snuck in yesterday’s ride during a break in it, and still got a little wet on the way back.)
Thanks for watching and enjoy your bike! Hope you get well soon.
Limiting the Abound to class 2 is really disappointing; that alone might make me choose Lectric Xpedition over the Abound. The Abound’s front suspension, torque sensor, excellent fit and finish, and higher quality components make the decision difficult. I just really wish it was class 3 (with a two-battery setup.)
I totally understand. I helped a young man out with his dual battery Lectric bike and was impressed with it.
im torn between the two as well.. I hope there's abound 2 that will have dual battery support instead of changeable one.. i get that an extra battery is free now but its a bit difficult to carry the extra battery and swap it.
they have a sale right now for an extra free battery and a couple more stuff and few hundreds off
Thanks for the great video. Really nice production quality as well with all the angles and good audio.
Much appreciated!
The review I was waiting for, well done.
Thank you! I appreciate your support.
Amazing review. I'm sold. Your enthusiasm is radiant.
As a bike lover, you also earned a subscriber.
Cheers
Thanks for support!
I got a Blix Packa this year and there’s just no words for how much I love her. I really could fire my Prius. And it’s just so fun, great review, thanks.
I really don't see a reason for me to use my car in the city now. So thrilled with a cargo bike! Will it be my everyday go to? No. I like riding my fat tire bikes too much, but I will use it to run errands I could have never done before.
great video Scott. There are so many junk reviews out there but you are really standing out. Good luck to you in this new venture!
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for the support!
Folding handle bar is great for loading into station wagons with lower ceilings ;)
Makes sense!
Wow Scott, great editing in this one! The Abound is an interesting cargo bike, Aventon did a good job with it. That rear rack is awesome. Nice transition to the dog sticker plug.
Oh cool, you got the 360 camera, you liking it?
@@Zainenn that Insta360 X3 definitely helps me since I film alone 90% of the time.
Your video review of this bike is the best one I’ve seen so far. And I’ve watched half a dozen already. You showed real life uses by putting the water and blanket on there to see how well it does and I like the extra accessories you showed including the helmet, thank you so much! I was comparing this bike to the Radrunner since they’ve been making e-bikes a lot longer and supposedly a reputable company, but now I’m really sold on the Abound because it has more features and benefits - it’s a BEAST going uphill. Because I need that living in the Rockies towing a kiddo. 😊
heck yeah man. I even did a comparison video with the Abound against the new Velotric Packer 1. The Abound was faster and climbed hills better. It didn't as quick nor was it as comfortable but man, it has some torque.
Great real world review! You convinced me this is the ebike to get! I bookmarked that helmet too.
In a day or so you will see the Abound go head to head against the Velotric Packer 1.
Scott...thaks brother for another great video.... love love my Adventon , think I'll add this to my Adventon collection for running to the store.
This is now my main errand bike for sure! Even my wife wants to take it to the farmers market this summer.
@@scotthardesty fantastic.... I live at the beach so I could use this to run to the stores on the island....hate all the people with golf carts seems everyone has forgotten how to drive.
@@MARKO2465 This would be great getting stuff to the beach.
One of the best review i see of this bike ! I want one !
Wow. Glad you enjoyed the review!
Great review. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Great review! Love the bike!
Thank you! I was suprised by how functional it is.
Scott, one thing I would suggest for you and any rider is a GPS locater put in the frame. That way if it gets stolen you can notify the police. Not that they would really do their job, but it might help getting your bike back.
I have an apple air tag with an adapter that fits into the tube head of the forks. This also allows me to move it to various bikes. Great minds think alike.
cant wait to upgrade from my ancheer 500w from 2019 to this for my heavy delivery job, im so exicted. Great practical review!
Thank you! It would be great as a delivery bike.
Great review Scott. I bought an ebike that has a regular bike shape but after owning it for some time I realised I could do so much more than I would have with a regular bike. Then my focus turned to the compact cargo bike like you have here. Perfect machine for everyday tasks. also I noticed you passed a lot of traffic and parked at the doorway where you shop. Win, win and win.
I prefer NOT driving in the city due to traffic, so having a bike like this will now allow me to run bigger errands where I would normally have to take a car. Super happy with it.
@@scotthardesty Nice review, So Aventon give you this bike for free? just to review and then keep? nice. I think I'm in the wrong profession lol
@@kenc6602 The do provide me with the bike to review and all they ask is that I give an honest review. This is why I show the good and bad about each product I test.
Dude we just bought one! Great video, stoked to my son around in it!
You will have a great time! Thanks for watching!
Great review Scott! The Abound looks like a great bike for cargo and I like the torque /power, however, I can’t get Mama to even look at it! lol. 👍🏻
Hahahaha... maybe someday she will.
I love your reviews. If I ever start doing actual reviews on my channel, I will have to review something you don't so I won't look so pathetic with my editing skills. Oh and I like how you slightly emphasized how to power on the bike by hitting the "middle" button. Ahh.... such fun memories of the button to the left of center..
Hahahaha. Thanks for the kind words… and good eye. I was surprised this one starts without hitting the battery button first.
Hey, do you have a link for that lock? Thanks for the videos, they are clear and to the point. You're the reason I went with Aventon!
Sure do! I love this lock! amzn.to/3HHcGX1
Hey, awesome review. Just bought an abound that comes in a few days! I’m curious about how well the pannier bags open/work with the large rear rack? It looks like it blocks opening the top? What are your thoughts?
Before I take a test ride, I cover that. The rack covers half the top of the panniers but its still very functional.
I'm loving the bike infrastructure you have access to. What city is this?
Chicago, but actually Chicago and not a suburb. The bike trails are improving throughout the city and I'm loving it!
Hi there. Very helpful review. Did you get the extra battery? If so, is there a way to store on the bike without using the bags or rack? Will it fit where your bike lock is?
I do have an extra battery as it uses the same battery as my Aventure. There is no way to connect it to the frame like you want. Not sure how someone would do that. If I think I am going to need it, I will put it in my side bag wrapped in a towel for cushion.
Very impressive! Not my use-case (I’ve got the Aventure for that), but very cool!
I totally understand. I didn't think I would like anything but fat tire bikes. This bike surprised me.
I love that paint color. Its just like my Area 51 blue ford maverick! Maybe I should get one to match haha
This blue really does shine in the sun!
The cargo bike looks enticing. I have the Adventure and love it
I love my Aventure as well!
Great real world demonstration. Hey how did you settle on the foldylock? One of the things I would be concerned about is theft. I bet you were nervous when you saw that guy checking out the bike. They can be in and out with the right tools pretty quick.
Thanks for watching! I love my foldylock. It's all I use with all my bikes. The reason I choose it is because of its compact size. I have many of the "holders" that connect where a water bottle goes and most bikes have that feature so I went with convenience over a heavy colbalt chain or Ulock. I have been using these locks for years and never had a theft (knock on wood).
Great video and thanks for touching on the accessories!
I'd love to seem more attempts to fit items into the panniers with the cargo box on top. It looks like the panniers are pretty rigid and may be difficult to insert rigid items.
I use that setup for groceries all time and I can say that I have always been able to put bags of groceries in the panniers. The lids are kinda firm but everything flexes to fit stuff in.
@@scotthardesty thanks for your response and glad to hear it!
Scott thanks: You mentioned that you would share the possible issue of the fit of the panniers and how they would be useful with the large top fitted additional metal basket. Can you share your thoughts on this unique issue.
I plan to use this for grocery shopping in S.Florida. And the large basket seems to cover the side pannier opening.
I plan to use them for my grocery bags. Thanks.
Hi Robert. I have not had issues getting groceries into the panniers with the large rear rack on the back. It's a solid setup. Even with the large rack the panniers flex enough to get bags of groceries in the side. Seems like you are going to use this for the same purpose I do and it works for me, so it should work for you as well.
4:24 It does that because that was designed for the synch and they just felt like refusing that one for it's adjustability.
Well, it works. I figured out it also helps people get it into an SUV.
Love this bike and it is really checking all of my boxes for beach vacation mobile. Can we at least acknowledge though, that this is….heavily inspired by the Tinker? Moving on, lol, I wonder what you can share with us about towing a bike trailer with this nugget.
I have not seen the Tinker cargo bike so I can't comment on that. I have not attempted to tow a trailer with the Abound (I don't actually have a trailer) but with the torque this bike has, I don't see it being a problem.
Great review… I subbed to this channel because I was looking for opinions on Velotric (which I own a Discover 1) however I swear the universe is nudging me to get an Aventon. I have serious eyes on the Level 2.
Keep an eye out for Velotric. I hear they have a lot of cool bikes coming up this year!
@@scotthardesty I still really like my Discover 1, but as of right now the Level 2 Aventon looks really really good. I'm not the fat tire type so I did not want the adventure.
@@AdamasOldblade I would love to get my hands on a Level 2.
First of your reviews i have watched. Really well done. Have you tested the lectric XPedition cargo bike? It seems on paper an even better value...I am torn between this one and the lectric one as my first ebike to become my car replacement for intown trips.
Thanks for watching and the positive comments. I have reached out Lectric as I would love to review their cargo bike but they have not responded. :(
Yes, I am vacillating between the XPedition and the Abound. 😵💫
@@theartofginablickenstaff1314 and now the velotric packer1 is in the mix as well...waiting for a cross comparison from someone of all 3 in one video, 🤞
I will say that I think it's a bit ironic that I just got my Aventure 2, and then Aventon releases a cargo bike, something that I'm finding the Aventure 2 kind of struggles with. You would think that if they're going to include a rear rack, it would be something that's easy to strap stuff to. I don't know about anyone else, but I find it really tough to get a velcro strapped bag onto the rear rack of the Aventure due to how little clearance there is between the rear fender and the rack, and the seeming lack of any kind of adjustment option to increase that gap.
All that being said, perhaps I just have a cheap bag, and I'm hopeful that my trip down to the local bike shop will reward me with something that'll fit my needs.
On the subject of this video, and for the benefit of others taking a look, does this one also have the exposed underside wiring that the Aventure 2 has? Thanks for the video, and belated congratulations on the marriage! Wishing you and the missus all the best. :)
I also have an issue getting straps under the back rack of the Aventure. Yes, the undercarrage is exposed with wires but that doesn't bother me as I will not be taking this bike on any mountain bike trails... or will I? hahahaha... No, I will not.
I am curious about the pannier access while the rear rack is in place. I see you were able to stuff the dry cleaning in, but how do you think it would fare with something you couldn't "smush" in, say a couple grocery bags? Thanks!
Good question. I do believe you can pull out the sides enough to put groceries in there with minimal effort.
@@scotthardesty Thanks!
Nice review. How responsive is the throttle?.
Have u review the radwagon or the radrunner 3?
I starts of gentle but no delay. I just received the Radpowers RadRunner 3 Plus. I should have that review out next week!
Xnito hemet liner is on order. Schedule to arrive in a few days. I like riding late into fall. Will have to look into better gloves and re-think my footwear. Feet get cold. Ride On!
Good choice! I had to get heated gloves for anything under 35 degrees.
Solid bike, but also check out the Lectric XPedition if you’re in the market. It’s less expensive for a very similar bike and dual batteries…. 150 mile range.
If I could only get them to send me one to review.
I really enjoyed the video, and I'm going to do a test drive this week!! :D Wish you'd of done some mounts/dismounts on camera...it weighs 81 lbs, right? I'm 5'4 inch older lady...also, is the stand easy to use? I wonder what it'd be like to stop when it's loaded. Adjust the seat then, at a red light? Thanks, I love the helmet and the dogs, too. Did Aventon give you the bike free? Kinda hard not to like it, if it's free...
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After multiple uses with this bike, I can give some insight for your questions. On a grocery run, I put 4 cases of bottle water on the bike. 2 cases of 24 bottles and 2 cases of 12 sparkling water. Also added groceries to the panniers. I don't really seeing people doing this amount of weight but I like to experiement. The bike was very unstable to start moving but once I was going I was good. Stop signs definitely had me putting my feet on the ground for stabilization. I don't really use the drop seat. It also takes awhile to get used to the center stand.
Yes, companies send me these bikes for free to review so I understand your thought process. I do not use that to dictate how I review a bike. As a matter of fact, these companies do not see my review until it's public nor do they have any input on my reviews. This is why I point out the good and bad of bike.
I really appreciate you watching and I hope I was able to answer your questions.
Great review but you didn’t demonstrate if the panniers work with the top rack. What is the answer? Thanks
They work. I thought I put a bit showing me shoving dry cleaning clothes in there. Either way, I have used this bike multiple times for grocery shopping. It all fits!
Currently have a Propella 9s Pro to commute around Chicago, but I feel that the potholes really get me. How does this do with a load and front suspension? Things tend to want to fly out of my rear basket with my bike.
I recently bought a cargo net for the back rack. All the attachments are super solid on this bike, I think it's tied down you will be super pleased. The front fork really makes riding these Chicago roads much more manageable, especially when there is weight on the bike. Since you live in Chicago, hit me up, and I let you ride mine.
@@scotthardesty Lovely, thank you very much. Perhaps at a time when I have the money/desire to seriously consider one!
Scott, I'll take it! Oh wait... I did! Glad to see the Abound video finally, such production values! And I am one very happy customer.
Your demo and the riding have made me admire Aventon for versatile designs and value for money, but ... a mountain bike? Did they really pull that off?
Thanks for watching George. I'm glad you liked the video, although, I will not be attempting any mountain bike trails on the Abound. hahaha.
I am a big rider at 450 lbs. Looking at this and the adventure 2. I know I am maxing out both, but in your opinion...which one would be more ideal as far as durability and quality of components? Thank you!
Both have the same quality of parts and components. I would go for the Aventure 2 Step-thru. I believe you would feel more secure and safe riding that one.
@@scotthardesty thanks for the input Scott! The cargo bikes are what I have been looking at because they can carry more weight...but the components of the adventure bike (being a bit more rugged), I feel can hold up just as well. Especially with the thicker tires
@@loganlong9793 I agree, plus that bike will get you down in pounds as it is so much fun to ride. You will be under that max weight in no time. Here’s the link. alnk.to/aAJWjg2
really cool ebike!! in my opinion, three changes and it would be perfect: black colour , 20x3.3 inch tires and dual battery system
Maybe on the next version! Thanks for watching!
Do you think the 2.4 tires make it not as stable? I’m thinking the front suspension might make up for some of that, and seat suspension could also be added. I think I’m going to get this bike and wonder if 2.4 tires will suffice. (Are 3 inch tires also compatible w bike and fender , I wonder?) Also do you know if those inner tube guards and slime can be put int? Thank you.
Will the A2 Battery fit in this bike without changing the cover, looks like the battery's are the same.
Yes you can. But you will have to quick press the battery to get it to power up.
Gotta love these modern "unbiased" 😂 commercials.
Well... It was my first cargo bike. You should watch me compare it to the Velotric Packer 1 and see how "unbiased" I am.
even though the frame looks quite solid but the rear rack with its seat seems to be way thinner - will it endure extra passengers 1 adult + toddler of their total weight about 150lbs?
The back rack area holds 140lbs on its own. So you should be good to go with the maximum weight of the bike being 440lbs.
I’m really thinking in buying this one! But You are in Chicago! I live in Logan Square and my tern HSD was stolen from my garage 😢, just thinking how are you doing with locks and security for your bike. Chicago getting worse with people stealing bikes like this one’s.
I also live in Logan Square. Hit me up on social and I will let you take it for a test ride! I use a foldy lock for all my bikes and it's worked very well.
Is that xnito very heavy, or more lightweight? What size is your measurement in inches, and what size did you get? Is the ventilation good in hot weather? Thanks, Scott!
I did a full review on this helmet. Maybe the answers you are looking for are here: czcams.com/video/e7R-sYQw7FM/video.html
Outstanding Review. New Subscriber here.
Thank you!
We have to wait a while before we buy one but my lady and I really want one of these. I have a Level Step-Through that I use as a daily commuter and for pleasure rides, I have had it since May 2022 and it has 7,600 miles and is still going strong. Last night I bought the Quietkat 48v Solar Charger which I am really looking forward to receiving! I have been going on long distance tent camping trips with my Level this summer and have stayed at campground tent sites with an electric outlet but now I won't need that. I'm hoping that is the case. Last trip was to Gettysburg Battlefield, two batteries and 85 miles, I camped for three days and it was fantastic. I was the only person there at the time that rode in on an E-bike so many people wanted to chat about it. Anyway, I'm hoping to own one of these cargo bikes within a couple months.
Wow. You should do some videos about your trips and post them on CZcams. I bet others would be interested to see how you do all that.
@@scotthardesty I do film my trips with my Gopro but I haven't shared my footage on YT. I may do that at some point, editing programs aren't something that I am super familiar with although I do own a PC that is built for that. Maybe this winter I'll go through the footage and post some of it. I am replying while at another campsite actually, 😏. For now, I enjoy content like yours. I'm a big Aventon fan. Seeing content of you riding the Abound more I would enjoy!
@@Mainstayjay yeah. The editing has a learning curve for sure. I know I am still learning. You might like the video where I compare the abound with the Velotric packer 1.
@@scotthardesty I did, I watched it and got my girl to watch it. That was the decider for us so thank you for that video!
@@Mainstayjay Glad I could help!
Would Hiplok D locks fit this
Not sure. Never had my hands on one of those locks.
one guy said the addon racks were included. regardless good actual use case testing, thank you
He was wrong. You can see on the Aventon website that the racks are purchased seperately, unless they have some sort of bundle special. Thanks for watching!
What mirror is on your bike?
Hafny bar end mirror: amzn.to/3mZxtLZ
It is really beautiful.
It's adorable! Thanks for watching!
So can you confirm that the battery is interchangeable with the Aventure? Tested? Works ok?
Yes. You will see me switch it out on my Abound vs Packer 1 video.
@@scotthardesty Awesome! I'll go check it out. Thank you!
Do a MTB torture test with it like you did with the Aventure. Make sure to strap those water bottles in too :D
hahahahaha.. That would totally break this bike.
Where are you located with all the great bike infrastructure?
In the city of Chicago. Logan Square area.
I can see this being a good choice in my situation, because running those types of errands to and from a town five miles away is my intended e-bike use.
However, I'm going to disagree about the kickstand. I've test ridden a Trek model with that kickstand, and found it to be a big annoyance/ drawback. That design would be worse on a bike with 140 pounds on the back, that you'd have to lift up to put the kickstand down, and then again to raise kickstand up to start riding. You also have to be off the bike to use the kickstand, even if you have no load. Aventon should consider switching to a normal kickstand on both sides, and eliminate the need to lift the e-bike.
With a load in back, I also think a bigger wheel/tire should be up front than what's in the rear, to balance ride better.
Latter tire idea is just an opinion because I haven't experienced it, but the kickstand is a real shortcoming that I have experienced.
Hmmmm. Here is how I worked the kickstand. Once I had the weight on the bike, I just put my foot in front of the kickstand (which was already down) then pushed the bike forward and the kickstand sprang right up. When I stopped, I put the kickstand down, put my foot behind it, and then pulled backward on the handle on the back of the seat and the bikes weight put it on the kickstand really easily. I didn't have to lift up the bike at all.
Wheel base?
Long. Hahaha, Here is the link that has all the specs you want. alnk.to/aAJWjg2
What area do you live in? Looks nice for bike commuting
Chicago, Logan Square area.
I like it
It's a great bike!
I love this review, super helpful, but 64 bottles of water make me ☹️ you should invest in a reusable water bottle!
Actually, we do use filtered water at home, but I need something heavy that would fit.
I’m seriously considering selling my car and getting an e-bike to use alongside public transport in my city. The only problem is that I work rather far out from the city limits and my school is outside of city limits.
(And Baltimore is not known for being terribly bike friendly)
I’m just so tired of feeling chained to my car. I enjoy having a car, but I can barely afford the maintenance. Selling it would save me monthly expenses AND give me a nice chunk of change. Anyone in the comments have experience going carless?
I do 99% of my errands on ebikes. The Chicago traffic is so terrible that I truly hate driving in the city now. I feel your pain but maybe an e-bike will set you free.
I want this bike. This vid is an ad right?
It's a review of a bike. In theory, I feel every review is ad of some sort.
Someone who would use the bike for transportation would obviously want the bike to be able to go 30 mph, unless they are 89 years old, maybe...I find bikes that can go 35mph and keep up with traffic on back roads or city streets to be the safest, because distracted, angered, psycho's are not passing you ever 3 seconds....If your old and joy riding, maybe that is different, but you could still go 20 mph if you want, why not let the person decide, instead of trapping everyone in the same box..I like the Lectric Xpedition better..Being able to travel 20 miles in an hour and thirty miles in an hour is a big difference for those trying to replace a car and help have a future, which is doubtful, but impossible without atleast trying...Just sayin'...
I totally understand your point of view on this. When I first got the bike I tried to unlock it.
Completely agree. Big miss by Aventon.
@@scotthardesty did the unlocking work? Isn't the same app as the other aventon?
@@kenc6602 It did not work. The bike remains a class 1. The app is the only way to unlock these bikes. If they are unlock-able. This one is not.
I would encouraged anyone interested a cargo bike to purchase the Abound.
It's a little beast.
Those cargo bikes are the goofiest thing I've ever seen but now with our serious economy which will bring a depression we've never seen this may be the true third world country transportation that will need
I like the fact that I can now pick up stuff I would usually have to take my car to get. I just hate driving in Chicago.
someone might put ya car window in for leaving your dog in the car mate.
Hahaha not with paws hanging out the car. You can clearly tell it’s a sticker when you get close.