Aventon Sinch.2
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Aventon Sinch.2. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
15 reasons to buy
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The Sinch.2 uses a torque sensor to provide natural assistance.
Reviewers see this as a good value for the current price.
- Reviewers value the inclusion of fenders, a kickstand, folding pedals, and a rack with a 55lb payload.
- The Sinch.2 folds down for storage or transportation.
- Reviewers are delighted by the Sinch.2’s integrated lighting and turn signals.
- Testers appreciate the Sinch.2’s accessible step-through frame design.
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The Sinch.2 features an RST suspension fork with 45mm of travel, pre-load,
and lock-out.
- One reviewer describes the Sinch.2’s 500W motor as “peppy”.
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The Sinch.2 is available in one size. With adjustable-height handlebars,
Aventon says it fits riders from 4’11” to 6’2”.
- The Sinch.2 is available in ‘sapphire’ and metallic ‘quicksilver’ colorways.
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Compared to the Sinch Step-Through, the Sinch.2’s handlebars are wider,
with more rise and sweep.
- On the lowest assist level, the Sinch.2 can purportedly attain 55 miles of range.
- One reviewer notes that the Sinch.2’s display is a good size, making it easy to read.
- Testers appreciate the extra features offered by Aventon’s connected app.
- A reviewer describes the Sinch.2’s cable management as “tidy”.
- Reviewers place high value on Aventon offering sales and aftermarket service through local bike shops.
8 reasons not to buy
- At 68lb, the Sinch.2 is heavy for a folding bike, making it difficult to lift and carry.
- Mechanical disc brakes seem outdated and under-specced to testers.
- A tester finds the right side of the Sinch.2’s handlebars to be crowded.
- A reviewer notes the Sinch.2’s lack of bottle cage bosses.
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The Sinch.2 has replaced the Sinch Step-Through’s Shimano kit with a
“basic Aventon branded” shifter and derailleur.
- The Sinch.2 has no Class 3 capability, unlike other Aventon bikes.
- One tester’s brake cable was unsecured and rubbing bare on the Sinch.2’s rear tire.
- One reviewer feels the provided Velo saddle is uncomfortable and will swap it out.
Bottom line
The Sinch.2 is a new version of the Sinch Step-Through folding, fat-tire, Class 2e-bike. This build is improved by a torque sensor. The result is smoother assistance and more range, due to increased efficiency. The Sinch.2 uses in-house drivetrain components, in place of Shimano options. Reviewers appreciate the inclusion of a rear rack, integrated lighting, fenders, and folding pedals. Mechanical brakes seem outdated to reviewers but may be a conscious choice to prevent hydraulic cables from being squished between the bike’s folding mechanisms. The 500-watt motor reaches 750W at peak.
Expert Reviews
90/100 based on 1 rated expert reviewAventon Sinch.2 Review:
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