Start with where you will ride. Paved paths and the lake road: a Pace cruiser. Every day, with a rack and fenders: a Level. Gravel, snow and rough roads: an Aventure fat-tire bike. Kids or groceries: an Abound cargo bike. The RV or a small apartment: a Soltera. Trails: the Ramblas or Current mid-drive mountain bikes. Ask us which ones are in our Whitefish showroom to test ride.
Updated October 22, 2026
Twelve bikes is a lot to choose from. Here is the lineup sorted the way we sort it in the shop: by where you will ride.
The Lake Road And The Bike Path
Pace 5. Upright, comfortable, 28 mph, up to 75 miles of range from the 733Wh battery. The step-through frame is easy to get on and off. If you want to ride for pleasure and not think about it, start here. Read Pace vs Level if you are between the two.
Every Day, With Things To Carry
Level 4 and Level 4 ADV. Built for daily miles, with the torque sensor Aventon introduced on the Level line so the motor matches your effort. The Level 4 ADV adds a mid-drive motor and an 800Wh battery for up to 110 miles. This is the commuter and the bike for long valley rides.
Gravel, Snow And Rough Roads
Aventure 3 and Aventure M. Four-inch tires, a suspension fork, 20 mph (28 mph unlockable). The Aventure 3 runs a 750W hub motor; the Aventure M runs Aventon’s A100 mid-drive with 100Nm of torque and up to 85 miles. This is the bike for gravel roads and a plowed winter path.
Kids, Groceries And A Passenger
Abound SR and Abound LR. Cargo bikes: the SR is the compact short-tail, the LR the long-tail. Both have 750W hub motors and up to 60 miles. The LR carries up to two children on the rear rack with a 440-pound total limit. If you want to leave the car at home for school runs and the farmers market, this is it.
The RV, The Boat And The Small Apartment
Soltera 2.5 and Soltera 3 ADV. The lightest Aventons at 46 and 37 pounds, 20 mph, slim batteries, a bike that feels like a regular bike with a tailwind. Easy to lift, easy to store.
Trails
Ramblas ADV. A mid-drive mountain bike with 100Nm of torque, a 708Wh battery and 54 pounds on the scale. Current ADV and Current EXP. Aventon’s full-suspension mountain bikes with the Ultro X mid-drive at 120Nm, an 800Wh battery and up to 105 miles, at 56 and 53 pounds. For singletrack and the long climbs, these are the bikes.
Two Questions Before You Choose
Where will you charge it? Every battery in the lineup except the Soltera 3 ADV is removable, which matters if the bike lives in a garage and the outlet is upstairs.
Can you lift it? Weights run from 37 to 88 pounds. If the bike has to go on a car rack, try lifting it in the shop first; we rent hitch racks if you need one.
Prices And Stock
Prices on every showroom page are checked against aventon.com every day, and a sale price shows beside the regular one when Aventon runs one. Still not sure the brand is right? Read is Aventon a good brand.