The Aventon Level 4 REC Step-Through is Aventon's premium step-through commuter — 750W hub motor with 1440W peak Boost, Class 3 capable (28 mph), 75-mile range, regenerative braking, and a low step-through frame for easy on-and-off mounting. Built on Aventon's smart-bike platform with 4G/GPS theft tracking, geofencing, and a startup password through Aventon's Control Unit (ACU). Same drivetrain and electronics as the standard Level 4 REC — only difference is the lowered top tube.

Who The Level 4 Rec Step-Through IS For

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Riders who want easy mounting — step-through frame for skirts, work clothes, recovery from injury.
Longer-distance commuters — 75-mile range, 28 mph Class 3 capability.
Hill country riders — 750W with 1440W peak in Boost handles real gradients.
Range-anxious commuters — regenerative braking adds meaningful range on hilly routes.

Specifications

Motor: 750W rear hub, 1440W peak in Boost Mode
Range: Up to 75 miles (Eco mode)
Top speed: 20 mph (Class 2) / 28 mph (Class 3 unlock)
Regenerative braking: Recovers energy on slowdowns and descents
Payload: 300 lbs total
Brakes: Hydraulic disc with motor cutoff
Frame: Step-through (low top tube)
Suspension: Suspension seatpost
Lighting: Integrated front and rear with turn signals
Display: Aventon Control Unit (ACU) with 4G/GPS
Security: Integrated rear wheel lock + startup password + 4G theft tracking + geofencing
Sizes: Regular ( 4'11” - 5'7”) and Large ( 5'7” - 6'1”)
Comes with: Pre-installed rear rack and fenders
Certifications: UL 2849 and UL 2271
Warranty: 2 years on frame, components, and battery

Key Features

Step-through frame: Low top tube means no leg-swing.

Regenerative braking: Brakes generate energy back into the battery — extends range, reduces brake pad wear.
750W motor with Boost: 1440W peak power for steep climbs.
Class 2 / Class 3 adjustable.

Integrated Rear Wheel Lock: Lock the bike at parked stops via the app or display.

Turn signals.
Startup Password & Geofencing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the step-through frame affect performance?

No — same motor, battery, brakes, and electronics as the standard Level 4 REC. Only difference is the lowered top tube.

What's the difference between Level 4 REC and Level 4 ADV?

REC uses a 750W rear hub motor with regen braking and 75-mile range. ADV uses a mid-drive Ultro S motor with Autoshift and 110-mile range. REC is the value commuter; ADV is the premium hill-country/long-range option.

What's the warranty?

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