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The Current ADV starts at $3,999. The Current EXP runs $5,999. A good chunk of that price is the electrical system underneath you: an 800Wh battery, an Aventon Ult...

If you've been eyeing the Aventon Pace 4 and just noticed the Pace 5 REC sitting right next to it on the site, here's the number that s...

You've landed on the Pace 5 REC. There's no other current Pace model to weigh it against anymore, so the question isn't "which Pace bike" — it's simpler and harder at the same time: does this specific bike live up to $1,799, or is there something about it you'd discover three weeks in and wish you'd known first?

Here's the honest answer, built from what real test ...

You've narrowed the Aventon Current line down to the EXP. Not the ADV — the EXP specifically, with the carbon front triangle, the wireless SRAM shifting, and the premium suspension tune. At $5,999, that's a real $2,000 premium over the ADV's $3,999, and before you commit to it, you want to know something no spec sheet will tell you: does the upgrade actually change how t...

You don't need to spend $6,000 to find out if electric mountain biking is for you. But you do need to know what you're giving up at a lower price point, because not every "budget eMTB" cuts costs the same way. Some cut the motor. Some cut the suspension. Some cut both and hope you don't notice until you're halfway up a climb.

If your budget is firm at $3,000 and y...