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Electric Bike Report
Ebike System
Speed
Class 2
Motor
36V, 350W sustained, 540W peak brushless hub motor
Motor Torque
45Nm
Display
Aventon BC280
Battery
Removable Internal Lithium-ion 36V,9.6Ah(345.6Wh) with LG Cells
Battery Weight
4.14 lbs
Controller
36v 15A
Throttle
Aventon LH Handlebar Mounted
Sensors
Double Sided Bottom Bracket Torque Sensor
Charger
36V, 2 amp fast charger
Charging time from 0% to 100%
4-5 Hours
Lights
Front and rear lights integrated
General Info
Weight
46 lbs
Total Weight Limit
300 lbs
Rider Height
S 5'1"-5'5", M 5'5"-5'9", L 5'10"-6'2"
Box Size
59 x 11 x 33
Ebike Class
Class 2 Ebike
Safety Certifications
Battery Safety Certifications
Certified to UL 2271
Range
Up to 46 Miles
Ideal Use
Urban Riding
Pedal Assist
4 Levels
Frameset
Frame
6061 Double-Butted Aluminum Alloy with Internal Battery
Fork
AE-E09 Soltera AL fork
Rear Spacing
142mm
Fork Spacing
100mm
Frame Style
Step-Over
Wheelset
Front Wheel
700c, 36-spoke, double-wall aluminum rim, black finish, with a nutted hub drive motor, 13g stainless steel spokes (267mm NDS/269mm DS), Presta valve.
Rear Wheel
700c, 36-spoke, double-wall aluminum rim, black finish, with a nutted hub drive motor, 13g stainless steel spokes (243mm NDS/242mm DS), Presta valve.
Tires
Kenda K1085 700x38C
Brakes
Front Brake Rotor
180mm 6 bolt
Rear Brake Rotor
180mm 6 bolt
Front Brake
Tektro HD-T280 Hydraulic disc brake w/o e-cutoff
Rear Brake
Tektro HD-T280 Hydraulic disc brake w/o e-cutoff
Drivetrain
Rear Derailleur
Shimano Tourney RD-TY300D 7 speed
Shift Lever
Shimano 7 speed twist RevoShift
Chain
7/8 speed 110 link
Freewheel
Shimano MF-TZ500-7 Freewheel, Speed : 7, 14-28T
Chainring
48T
Chainring BCD
130
Crankset
3pc, 170mm crank arm
Bottom Bracket
Square Taper, Sealed, Dual-Sided Torque Sensor
Pedals
9/16" Alloy Platform
Cockpit
Seatpost
Aventon 27.2
Seat Clamp
Aventon 31.8
Handlebars
Aluminum 31.8mm, 620mm
Grips
Lock on grips with twist shift
Headset
Aventon headset with integrated cable routing
Saddle
Aventon Saddle
Included Accessories
Kickstand
Included, rear mount
Let’s get you fit
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This bike is available in multiple sizes to suit most adults.
| Frame Size | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| A - Seat Tube Length | 420mm (16") | 490mm (19") | 560mm (22") |
| B - Top Tube Length Horizontal | 557mm (21") | 557mm (21") | 577mm (22") |
| C - Bottom Bracket Drop | 50mm (2") | 50mm (2") | 50mm (2") |
| D - Head Tube Length | 140mm (5") | 140mm (5") | 140mm (5") |
| E - Head Tube Angle | 71° | 71° | 71° |
| F - Seat Tube Angle | 74° | 74° | 74° |
| G - Rear Chainstay Length | 427mm (16") | 427mm (16") | 427mm (16") |
| H - Front Wheel Center | 620mm (24") | 620mm (24") | 630mm (24") |
| I - Wheelbase | 1042mm (41") | 1042mm (41") | 1052mm (41") |
| J - Reach | 394mm (15") | 394mm (15") | 410mm (16") |
| K - Stack Height | 568mm (22") | 568mm (22") | 581mm (22") |
| L - Fork Length | 428.5mm (16") | 428.5mm (16") | 428.5mm (16") |
| M - Fork Offset | 43mm (1") | 43mm (1") | 43mm (1") |
| N - Trail | 75mm (2") | 75mm (2") | 68.5mm (2") |
| Wheel Size | 700x38c | 700x38c | 700x38c |
| Stand Over Height | 29 - 31" | 31 - 33" | 33 - 35" |
| Rider Height | 5'1" - 5'5" | 5'5" - 5'9" | 5'10" - 6'2" |
The differences include hydraulic brakes, a more traditional road tire, and updated frame design.
Soltera 2.5 uses upgraded hydraulic disc brakes, while the Soltera 2 uses mechanical disc brakes. This was one of the most commonly requested upgrades on the Soltera 2. The hydraulic brakes offer more stopping power and better modulation. This increases overall safety, allowing riders to stop faster and more effectively.
Soltera 2.5 also uses a more traditional road tire, as the Soltera 2 uses a more "all-terrain" tire. The difference in the intended use of tires is dependent on tread pattern. The Soltera 2.5 uses a tire with a smoother tread pattern, increasing the amount of rubber that contacts the road. This improves grip and efficiency while riding on paved roads.
The point at which the seat stays meet the seat tube have been moved upward slightly on the Soltera 2.5 to create a sleeker looking frame. This does not impact ride quality or frame geometry. It is purely aesthetic.
In an effort to enhance a seamless riding experience, we have removed the motor cutoff sensors. Much like the majority of performance E-bikes on the market, the removal of that cutoff allows riders to have more control over the motor output and the bikes behavior overall. It also removes the need for 2 additional wires from the brake and wiring harness. Reducing the number of connections and wires ultimately reduces the number of possible failure points. It also give shops and riders the ability to swap brakes if they prefer a different brake, without needing to worry about being compatible with the brake cutoff.
Aventon ebikes like the Soltera 2.5 are built to the IPX5 water-resistant standard. An IPX5 rating means the bike is protected against low-pressure water jets from any direction. This provides a moderate level of water resistance, allowing you to ride in light to moderate rain or through small puddles. However, IPX5 does not mean waterproof—Aventon ebikes are not designed for full submersion. Avoid using a pressure washer or high-pressure sprayer to clean your ebike, as pressurized water can still damage components.
Aventon does not sell conversion kits. All Aventon bikes are already designed with electrical components, such as integrated batteries, motors, and sensors for an optimal riding experience.
Taking care of your ebike battery is an integral part of getting the most out of your Aventon ebike. Here are a few things to remember:
- 1. Charge your battery regularly to avoid fully draining your battery’s stored energy or voltage.
- 2. Use the right charger. Only use an Aventon branded and proper model charger (Be sure to place the charger brick on a flat, non-flammable surface like metal or concrete. The charger brick will conduct heat while charging.)
- 3. Avoid overcharging your ebike.
- 4. Avoid extreme temperatures. Store and charge the battery in a climate-controlled area, keeping it away from both extreme heat and cold.
- 5. Maintain the right level of charge. The battery should be stored at 75% charge to its health.
- 6. Avoid heavy loads. Do not exceed the bike’s recommended maximum capacity.
- 7. Keep your battery, terminal, & ports clean.
Some Aventon models, such as the Level 2, Level 3, Abounds, Sinch 2, & Aventure 2, come with pre-installed fenders and a rear rack. Additional accessories are available for purchase. Explore a wide-range of Aventon accessories, including helmets, locks, bike pumps, and so much more to add to your next riding adventure.
All Aventon-branded frames, framesets, components, and batteries come with a 2-year warranty. Learn more about the Aventon warranty.
Electric bikes require regular maintenance tune-ups similar to traditional bikes and cars. To get the best performance out of your ebike, regularly check tires, tubes, chains, battery, and brakes, or visit a local bike shop for professional assistance. Performing a pre-ride safety check helps maintain your ebike, as well as staying up-to-date on non-electric component maintenance and repairs.
The torque sensor design is more intuitive for the rider at high and low speeds, it’s more efficient, has smoother power delivery, and is less prone to damage as the sensor is internal opposed to the external cadence sensor.
*Aventon has the right without notice to the consumer to substitute components of at least equal quality for advertised Aventon ebike components in the event of the unavailability of such advertised components. More info.
**Max range is estimated based on a rider weighing 165 lbs (75 kg) on a paved, flat road, in Eco Mode, with Ride Tune set to the default settings. Actual range will vary depending on rider weight, terrain, weather conditions, tire pressure, and cadence.
For additional lithium-ion battery safety tips and information, including with respect to the use, charging, and storage of lithium-ion batteries, please click here to review safety information published by New York City.
Lifetime Frame Warranty
*with ebike registration
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for maintenance, service, and repairs
What People Are Saying
Customer Reviews
Based on 102 reviews
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This is my third Soltera I've purchased over the years. One 2.0 and second 2.5. I ride year round in some tough Northeast weather during the colder winter months. My Soltera has never let me down on my daily 20 mile ride. The upgraded brakes and tires add to the value. The range of battery is impressive and pedal assist works perfectly. Overall a great bike.
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Hi Fredho,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us! We are happy to hear that you are loving the new upgrades to the bike and that it has been a reliable part of your daily transportation through all the different weather. Thank you for choosing Aventon, and happy riding!
Regards,
Aventon
B
This bike is awesome. Have 700 miles on it and rode across Missouri on the Katy Trail. Performed well. Took a spare battery and very quick to switch it out. Seat has become very comfortable. Been a road biker for decades and hesitated to get an e bike. My wife recommended the Soltera 2.5 and I'm so glad she did. Rode with a fairly large group of hardcore riders on the Katy and was able to keep up with any of them.
J
I am very happy with my bike as it’s perfect for riding inside NY Central Park with few hills. I have put in 200 miles since April and plan to ride more often. My only desire is for a more powerful motor. Is there a possibility in the future to upgrade to a 350W or a 500W motor?
S
I’ve had this bike for a week and really happy with it. Love the simplicity of it. Any chance there’s a compatible rear rack available or in the works?
M
I recently got a Soltera 3 for myself and a Soltera 2.5 for my friend, and we’ve both been loving them. They’re smooth and powerful for daily commuting. I do wish the Soltera 3 came with a bit more built‑in comfort, but swapping the handlebar for the Soltera 2 bar gave me a more upright posture and made the ride noticeably better. Riding to work has become easier, faster, and a lot more enjoyable. These bikes have genuinely improved our day‑to‑day routine.
Hi Matthew, we're thrilled to hear you and your friend are enjoying the Soltera bikes! Thanks for sharing your experience and the helpful tip about swapping the handlebar. We hope your daily rides continue to be smooth and enjoyable!
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