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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Aventon Level 3. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- Aventon's Level 3 comes as a step-through or step-over, each in two sizes.
- Reviewers enjoy the ride comfort afforded by the suspension fork and suspension seatpost.
- One reviewer says the Level 3 is maneuverable but stable.
- Power delivery is gradual, smooth, and responsive, whether from the throttle or pedal assist, according to experts.
- In a range test, the 155lb reviewer gets 44.2 miles on paved bike trails using max assist.
- The Magura MT A2 brakes offer strong stopping power, and the levers are reach-adjustable.
- Experts say the gearing range (48t, 12-32t) allows pedaling at Class 3 speeds and a good cadence on hills.
- The Level 3 comes with fenders, a headlight, integrated taillights with auto-off turn signals, and a rear rack (59lb capacity).
- The above-average 4A charger means a quick charge time of five hours.
- This bike has 4G connectivity for theft prevention, GPS tracking, and remote locking when used with Aventon's app.
- Riders can adjust PAS, track rides, run diagnostics, and sync 3rd-party apps through Aventon's app.
- The keyless battery unlocks for removal via the app or display.
- Aventon has a dealer network of over 1800 shops in the US for service and support.
7 reasons not to buy
- The Level 3's IPX4 water ingress protection rating means it shouldn't be ridden in anything more than light rain.
- The taillight doesn't activate upon braking.
- After the first year, users must pay a fee to keep the 4G connectivity and security features.
- The brakes lack a motor cut-off switch.
- A reviewer says the control panel may be hard to reach for those with smaller hands.
- The charge port’s placement beneath the down tube is awkward to reach.
- The integrated cable routing through the headset requires more time to service.
Bottom line
The Aventon Level 3 is a commuter e-bike with 27.5" wheels, a 500W motor, and a 720Wh battery. Upgrades over the previous version include theft prevention features, a wheel lock, a larger battery, a suspension seatpost, and an adjustable stem. Testers praise the smooth, responsive power, comfortable ride, and range. Additionally, the powerful brakes and handy commuter accessories are appreciated. Unfortunately, the rear light isn't brake activated, the bike can't be ridden in heavy rain, and owners must pay for 4G connectivity after one year. Nonetheless, testers feel Aventon's Level 3 offers impressive value in the e-commuter segment.Expert Reviews
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