Aventon Pace 350.2
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Aventon Pace 350.2. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- On the Next-Gen Pace 350, the battery sits elegantly within the bike’s frame.
- Brake/tail-lights are smoothly recessed within the Pace 350’s Next-Gen seatstays.
- Tektro mechanical disc brakes use 180mm rotors for decent stopping power.
- Kenda 2.2” tires roll well over paved roads and firm dirt.
- Motor cut-off sensors activate upon braking, ensuring a minimal stopping distance.
- This bike has a backlit color display that pairs with Aventon’s app for extra features.
- The Next-Gen Pace 350 places riders in a comfortable and upright riding position.
- Owners say the Next-Gen Pace 350 rides well, even without power.
- The step-through model is available in ‘Plum Purple’ and ‘Ghost White’ colorways. The high-step frame comes in ‘Cloud Grey’ or ‘Midnight Black’.
4 reasons not to buy
- The Pace 350’s cadence sensor could result in a delay in motor input.
- A buyer did not receive a parts box with their bike.
- The Pace 350 Next-Gen does not come fitted with a rack or fenders.
- Some customers experienced long delays dealing with customer service.
Bottom line
This is the Next-Gen version of Aventon’s popular Pace 350 commuter/hybrid e-bike. The frame is refined in this iteration, concealing the bike’s battery within the downtube and embedding rear brake/taillights within the frame’s seatstays. The battery capacity is the same; as is the gearing, mechanical brakes and 350W motor. Some reviewers report smoother input from the Next-Gen’s motor assistance. It does weigh 3lb more than the original Pace 350 and the cost is somewhat higher. But what a looker, right?
