AVENTON Ramblas ADV

if you want to blast up hills, turbo will definitely do it.

It still has a sound, of course, but it's not that high-pitched noise that you sometimes hear from other mid-drives.

Super powerful, great brakes. I think that's a an underrated brake for sure. I like those quite a bit.

And then just cruising up these steeper uphills. Definitely don't feel like I'd ever need more power than this.

Uh it's a little bit soft for me, 270. I'm diving through that pretty fast.

The motor's pretty quiet on this bike.

All I had to do was put on the handlebars, the front tire, and the pedals.

There is some limitations about the display compared to the other Aventon bikes

The DB6 four-piston hydraulic brakes are great for stopping power.

this is a great value e-bike for your first electric mountain bike.

actually felt pretty good for to me and I was happy with that.

now we have good braking on the front there.

You have hydraulic four-piston brakes that are really strong.

this screen gives you all the information that you're going to need

as far as versatility goes, the Recon definitely has the highest versatility over any mountain bike tire out there.

these motors are completely bulletproof.

the motor is extremely quiet.

We just set up the Aventon Ramblas ADV tubeless. It didn't take long at all.

I know that loop that I did, I can get home safely on a full battery with that turbo mode.

Aventon’s Mid-Drive motor pairs perfectly with that 12 speed drivetrain

On slow trails and moderate singletrack, that coil suspension fork surprised me.

I still feel that a more aggressive tire would benefit this bike.

The motor is a clear highlight.

the Ramblas ADV is the best entry into electric mountain bikes from a company with a real bike shop presence.

If you're on the heavier side, keep in mind that there are no preload adjustments or a lockout.

We called the first event in Ramblas one of the best value EMTBs we'd ever seen.

The assist delivery is buttery smooth, engagement feels quick, and the tuning does a great job of syncing with your cadence.

Just like the other Ramblas it climbs like a billy goat.

I can tell you right now they're performing just the same.

So for me, I don't have an issue with it at all because the brakes are giving the same performance but now I have tubeless wheels and tires and I don't have to upgrade them.

I hear a little rattle in the motor.

These things stop on the dime and they are really robust.

it really does give you a great bike at a really solid value.

the motor, they really cut down on the wine, made the motor more responsive, quieter.

as of right now, it looks like the only thing you need is sealant and some tubeless valves.