Aventon Current ADV

from$3,999$4,599-13%

In stock at 2 shops in Chicago and Los Angeles

Sizes in stock
SMLXL
Buy at Erik's

Prices and stock checked Oct 22.

Where to buy

2 shops
Erik's3801 Oakton St, Skokie, IL 60076 · Chicago · Directions
Sizes S, M, L, XL
$3,999$4,599
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Around the Cycle1270 Lincoln Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103 · Los Angeles · Directions
Sizes S, M, L, XL
$3,999
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About this bike

The Aventon Current ADV is the adventure-oriented full-suspension eMTB — Ultro X mid-drive motor with 120 Nm torque, 105-mile range, RockShox suspension, and an alloy frame at a more accessible price than the carbon Current EXP. Same drivetrain, suspension travel, and electronics as the EXP — the ADV uses a 6061 alloy frame instead of carbon, which keeps the price down without compromising trail capability.

  • Small:

5'1” - 5'3”

Medium
5'3" - 5'7"
Large
5'7” - 6'1”
Extra Large
6'1” - 6'4”
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Who The Current Adv IS For

  • Trail riders who want premium eMTB capability without the carbon-frame premium.
  • Adventure commuters and weekend explorers — trail-capable suspension with 105-mile range.
  • Buyers comparing the EXP who don't need the carbon frame — save $2,000 with the alloy ADV.

Specifications

Motor
Ultro X mid-drive, up to 120 Nm torque
Range
Up to 105 miles (Eco mode)
Top speed
28 mph (Class 3 capable)
Frame
6061 Alloy
Suspension
RockShox 150mm fork / 140mm rear shock
Brakes
Hydraulic disc
Display
Touchscreen with 4G/GPS connectivity
Sizes
S, M, L, XL (rider 5'1" and up)
Warranty
2 years on frame, components, and battery

Key Features

Ultro X mid-drive motor
120 Nm torque for real climbing power.
RockShox suspension
150mm fork + 140mm rear shock for proper trail capability.
Touchscreen display
4G/GPS connectivity, ride tracking, over-the-air updates.
  • 105-mile range: Class-leading for a sub-$4k eMTB.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Current ADV and Current EXP?

The EXP uses a full carbon frame; the ADV uses 6061 alloy. Same drivetrain, suspension, motor, battery, and electronics across both. The ADV saves $2,000 in exchange for a slightly heavier (but extremely capable) alloy frame.

Is this a true mountain bike or a path bike?

True eMTB — built for real trail riding with full suspension and trail geometry. Not a path/commuter bike.

What's the warranty?

2 years on frame, components, and battery. Around the Cycle handles all warranty claims in-shop.

Available Colors

Blue Onyx and Camouflage.

Description from Around the Cycle.