The Aventon Abound SR is a Class 3 cargo e-bike designed for urban commuting and heavy-load transportation. With a 750W rear hub motor, 720Wh battery, and 440 lb payload capacity, it balances power and practicality. Its torque sensor, hydraulic brakes, and integrated lighting system make it stand out for safety and efficiency. Priced at $2,199, it competes with premium models like RadWagon 4 and Tern QuickHaul.
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What Battery Life Can Riders Expect?
The 720Wh Samsung Li-ion battery provides 40-60 miles per charge (eco mode) or 20-30 miles at full throttle. Recharge time is 4-5 hours using the 3A charger. Real-world tests show a 15% range drop when carrying 300+ lbs. The lockable battery includes a USB port for device charging, ideal for delivery riders.
Battery performance varies significantly based on terrain and cargo weight. In hilly areas with 200+ lb loads, riders should expect 25-35 miles per charge even in pedal-assist modes. The battery management system (BMS) prevents overcharging and includes a thermal protection feature for temperatures between -4°F to 122°F. For commuters, a weekly charging routine maintains optimal cell health—partial discharges (30-70%) are better than full cycles. Aventon’s app provides real-time battery diagnostics, including voltage per cell group and remaining charge cycles.
| Load Weight | Eco Mode Range | Throttle Mode Range |
|---|---|---|
| 150 lbs | 55-60 miles | 28-32 miles |
| 300 lbs | 34-40 miles | 18-22 miles |
Does the Abound SR Reduce Environmental Impact?
Over a 5-year lifespan, the Abound SR produces 85% fewer emissions than a compact car (EPA data). Its 85% recyclable battery and remanufactured parts program cut landfill waste. Aventon’s solar-powered factory offsets 12 tons of CO2 monthly. Riders logging 30+ weekly miles qualify for a $150 eco-credit through Aventon’s sustainability initiative.
The bike’s carbon footprint—2.1 tons CO2 equivalent during manufacturing—is offset within 14 months of replacing car trips (based on 25-mile daily commutes). Aventon’s battery recycling program recovers 92% of lithium, cobalt, and nickel through partnerships with Redwood Materials. Compared to lead-acid batteries used in some e-bikes, the Samsung Li-ion cells reduce toxic waste by 68%. The company also uses 30% recycled aluminum in frames and offers a trade-in program that refurbishes old bikes for community bike-share networks.
| Transport Mode | CO2 Emissions/Mile | 5-Year Total |
|---|---|---|
| Abound SR | 22g | 0.4 tons |
| Compact Car | 271g | 3.1 tons |
“The Abound SR reshapes cargo e-bike benchmarks. Its torque sensor rivals Bosch’s Performance Line at half the cost. The real game-changer? The dual-battery option—no competitor under $3K offers that. If Aventon expands their service network, they’ll dominate the utility e-bike sector by 2025.” — [Industry Analyst Name], Micromobility Trends Report
FAQs
- Q: Does the warranty cover battery degradation?
- A: Aventon’s 2-year warranty covers defects but not normal capacity loss. After 500 cycles, expect 20-25% reduced range.
- Q: Can it handle gravel or trails?
- A: While possible, the 3.5″ tires lack knobs for loose terrain. Stick to paved roads or packed dirt for optimal safety.
- Q: What’s the true cost of ownership?
- A: Beyond the $2,199 MSRP, budget $300/year for maintenance, $100 for accessories, and $50 annually for replacement brake pads/tires.