Aventon Sinch.2 Folding Electric Bike

Cadence sensor is cheaper and more common but harder to control. It essentially feels more like an on/off switch. On the other hand, a torque sensor offers a more natural riding assistance, as it syncs with your pedaling effort. Riding a bike with a torque sensor feels much closer to riding a regular bicycle, providing better control and smoother power delivery. Read more about the difference here: https://www.electrickicks.com.au/blogs/e-scooter-life/cadence-sensors-vs-torque-sensors-whats-the-difference

Like all Aventons, you can ride the Sinch.2 just using the throttle alone. As the top speed of the Sinch.2 on the throttle is the same as the top speed on pedal assit, using throttle-only will limit your range to 35 KM as opposed to the 88KM afforded to you by pedal assist.

Yes. In case you want to ride in an area where throttles are prohibited, you can operate your Sinch.2 with the throttle unplugged and removed.

Three of the most important changes in the Sinch.2 are its sensor and the addition of a rear rack and turn signals. The Sinch.1 was equipped with a cadence sensor, while the Sinch.2 is upgraded to have a torque sensor. Sinch.2 also comes with turn signals and an integrated rear rack, while the first version did not.

The Aventon Sinch.2 is only available in the step-through version.

The Aventon Sinch.2 is only available in one size, which fits riders from 4’11" - 6’2" in height.

The Sinch.2 folds to fit into tighter spaces so you can take it on any adventure. Keep in mind, though, that at 31 kg, this ebike is not lightweight.

Folding the Aventon Sinch.2 is simple. First, release the locking mechanism on the central hinge to fold the bike's body. Next, release the locking mechanism on the stem to fold it down. Finally, unlock the third mechanism by the pedals.

Yes, the Aventon Sinch.2 remains upright when folded.

The Sinch.2 goes as fast as 32 kph on pedal assist.

Under ideal riding conditions, the Sinch.2 can cover up to 88 km on a single charge.

With an IPX4 water-resistance rating, the Aventon Sinch.2 is resistant to water splashes from any direction and can handle light rain and shallow puddles without sustaining damage.

With its powerful motor, strong suspension, and oversized tyres, the Sinch.2 handles steep inclines very well.

As a fat-tyre electric bike, the Sinch.2 is designed to handle soft terrain like sand and snow, gravel roads, dirt paths, and uneven off-road trails.

The Aventon Sinch.2 comfortably accommodates up to 136 kg in rider weight. Remember to add 10% on top of your body weight to account for clothing and any baggage you may be carrying (i.e. 100KG + 10% = 110KG).

Charging from zero to 100% takes approximately 4-5 hours.

Yes, the Aventon Sinch.2 is certified in accordance with UL 2849.

Most lithium-ion batteries are expected to last for 2-4 years However, they are also known to last longer depending on rider use.

Do you need a folding e-bike? Yes? Then the Sinch.2 is right for you. Better for you, in fact, than almost everything else in its class. In terms of bang for buck, the Sinch.2 trumps its competitors in almost every way. However, if you need a lightweight folding bike, best start pumping some weights at the gym because the Sinch.2 comes in at 31 Kg.

The Aventon Sinch.2 has four levels of pedal assist: eco, tour, sport, and turbo.

The Sinch.2 is equipped with a front suspension with 45mm travel.

The Sinch.2 uses Tektro mechanical disc brakes.

Aventon has chosen to equip the Sinch.2 with mechanical brakes to prevent potential fluid leaks that can happen as a result of pinched brake lines from constant folding and unfolding.

Yes, the Aventon Sinch.2 has a complete lighting system that consists of a front light, rear brake lights, and new turn signals.

Yes, built-in turn signals have been integrated into the Sinch.2.

The Aventon Sinch.2 has 20" x 4" tyres with gum sidewalls.

Yes, the official app for Aventon Sinch.2 is the Aventon app, which is available for both iOS and Android devices.

Aventon recommends wiping down chainrings, cassette, and derailleur pulleys, checking and tightening the crankset, and inspecting brake pads weekly. Meanwhile, a more in-depth inspection, including lubing and degreasing, is recommended monthly. Check out Aventon's detailed maintenance schedule here: https://rideaventon.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/10741668002331-Maintenance-Schedule

The manufacturer-recommended tyre pressure for the Sinch.2 is 14-20 PSI. Check out Aventon's detailed guide here: https://rideaventon.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/5656064006427-PSI-Levels

Power it off and choose a cool and dry indoor location. Do not store in excessively cold or hot environments, and avoid storing your Aventon Sinch.2 outdoors for extended periods. Store the bike upright and avoid hanging it by the handlebars or seatpost. Remember to fully charge your battery if you are going to be storing your Sinch.2 for longer than 4 weeks.

If you intend to store the Aventon Sinch.2 for an extended period, be sure not to leave the battery attached to the bike frame. Remove it from your ebike, and remember to charge the battery to a 75-80% range. Leaving it completely discharged can damage the battery. Afterwards, keep checking to make sure the battery percentage doesn't drop under 75%.

Electric Kicks offers a standard 12-month warranty on all new products. For complete details, please refer to our warranty policy: https://www.electrickicks.com.au/pages/electric-kicks-warranty-policy.