Aventon
Level 3
Commuters who want torque-sensor smoothness, huge tested range, and built-in GPS anti-theft in a polished sub-$2,000 package.
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Strengths
- EBR tested 44.2 miles in max-assist Turbo and 80.6 miles in Eco, both far above commuter-category averages.
- Torque sensor delivers a natural, responsive pedal feel, customizable per-mode via Ride Tune.
- Industry-leading security: 4G connectivity, GPS tracking, remote wheel lock, app battery ejection.
- 708Wh LG-cell battery hidden in the down tube.
- EBR called it a shining example of a commuter ebike done right.
Weaknesses
- 67.5 lbs is heavy for a commuter.
- $1,899 is a step up from Aventon's older Level 2 pricing.
- Smart features require the app ecosystem; some riders will not use them.
Specs
- Top Speed Mph
- 28
- Range Miles
- 60
- Motor Watts
- 500
- Battery Wh
- 708
- Weight Lbs
- 67.5
- Max Rider Weight Lbs
- 300
- Classification
- Class 3
- Throttle
- Yes
- Torque Sensor
- Yes
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
- Smart Features
- GPS tracking, remote lock, 4G security, Ride Tune motor customization
Sources
Every claim in this guide that isn't first-person experience is traceable to one of the sources below. URLs verified at publication; some may rot. Let us know if so.
- Aventon Level.3 Review — Electric Bike ReportTested range figures, weight, battery and torque-sensor evaluation.
- Aventon Level 3 and Pace 4 at lows from $1,599 — 9to5ToysConfirms $1,899 list and spring 2026 sale pricing.
By Max Langley·