Aventon Ramblas ADV

$2,899

In stock at 1 shop in Los Angeles

Sizes in stock
MLXL
Buy at Around the Cycle

Prices and stock checked Oct 22.

Where to buy

1 shop
Around the Cycle1270 Lincoln Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103 · Los Angeles · Directions
Sizes M, L, XL
$2,899
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About this bike

The Aventon Ramblas ADV is a hardtail eMTB built for trails, gravel, and adventure routes — mid-drive motor with 100 Nm torque, 90-mile range, RockShox front suspension, tubeless-ready wheels, and a dropper seatpost. Built for riders who want a versatile single-track / mixed-surface adventure platform without the weight of full suspension.

  • Medium:

5'5” - 5'9”

Large
5'10” - 6'2”
Extra Large
6'2” - 6'5”
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Who The Ramblas Adv IS For

  • Trail riders wanting hardtail efficiency with eMTB power.
  • Gravel and adventure riders — capable on dirt, trail, and mixed surfaces.
  • Riders who want a dropper post for technical descents.
  • Tubeless-tire users — fewer flats, better grip on rough terrain.

Specifications

Motor
A100 mid-drive, up to 100 Nm torque (750W peak)
Range
Up to 90 miles
Top speed
28 mph (Class 3 capable)
Payload
300 lbs total
Suspension
RockShox front fork (hardtail — no rear shock)
Brakes
Hydraulic disc
Seatpost
Dropper
Tires
Tubeless compatible MTB
Sizes
M, L, XL
Certifications
UL 2849 / UL 2271, Tuv
Warranty
2 years on frame, components, and battery

Key Features

  • Hardtail eMTB: Lighter and more efficient than full-suspension; ideal for trail, gravel, and adventure.
A100 mid-drive motor
100 Nm torque for climbing.
RockShox front suspension
Real trail-grade fork.
Dropper seatpost
Drop your seat for technical descents at the push of a button.
Tubeless-ready wheels
Set up tubeless for fewer flats and better grip.
Automode / Ride Tune
Smart assist tuning for varied terrain.
  • Over-the-air updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Hardtail vs full-suspension — which should I pick?

Hardtail (Ramblas ADV) is lighter, more efficient on climbs and pavement, and cheaper. Full-suspension (Current EXP/ADV) handles rough downhill terrain better but adds weight and cost. Pick hardtail for gravel/trail/adventure; full-suspension for technical singletrack and downhill.

Is this a true mountain bike?

Yes — trail-capable hardtail with mid-drive motor, RockShox fork, tubeless wheels, and dropper post.

What's the warranty?

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

Available Colors

Cerulean, Tropos, and Borealis.

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