Aventon Pace 4 Review | Cruise quickly with safety and style

There are many aspects of the topic of driving quality, which is a summary of how the bike feels driving. Size and fit play a big role in a bicycle feeling, as well as its suspension, tires, engine engagement, user interface, etc.

Pace 4 is available in two frame sizes: S/m frame intended for riders between 4’11 and 5’7 ”and L/xl for those between 5’7 and 6’1”. We examined the l/xl frame, and at 5’11 ”, I am well within the recommended range of bicycle height.

The seats for the suspension seats offers a 50 mm of pillow trips and has approximately 5 ”adjustments for the saddle height. I was able to comfortably install a saddle to extend my legs properly, and the bicycle geometry put me in the mainly upright position with a slight tilting forward and my hands ran into my BMX style.

Once he has recently examined Aventon level 3which has a more aggressive forward slope suitable for a dedicated approach, I thought that Pace 4 was more relaxed in positioning generally more comfortable. However, I was a little surprised by the sports sense of bicycle, which is a significant deviation from the tightly upright, cruise design of previous Tempo models.

Rider new Pace’s line will probably not think twice about changes, but owners of older models such as Pace 500.2 or 500.3 who enjoy the style of bicycle may be caught outside the guard. Such riders might want to consider changing the Dutch cruiser, and maybe stems with a greater rise.

Excellent handling has always been the main climax of e-bicicals in the PACE line and I gladly reported that this new bike continues the trend. Like its predecessors, Pace 4 felt zippy and agile, with a fresh bandage and a generally solid frame. Both last aspects of his handling are the benefits of a rigid aluminum fork and a gravitational bicycle frame.

Pace 4 rolls on a relatively smooth and effective 27.5 × 2.1 street tire. These tires add a little pillow, and offering great stability and dragged on the paved surfaces.

As mentioned in the previous upper sections, the tempo has a very reactive engine with power levels in the range of light to enough. He quickly adapted to changes in the amount of pressure on slippers, resulting in an incredibly natural experience of a pedal that I came to associate with Aventon Bikes (and a few more brands).

One additional power of this bike is its overall simplicity, at least by nominal value. The application and many of its safety features can add a layer of complexity together with the learning curve, but given that the locks and locks of the wheel can be accessed through the screen, they are not absolutely needed. I recommend setting up a passing code on the screen for those who give up using the Aventon application.

For those who want to take advantage of additional features approved by the app, I warmly advise you to take some time to get acquainted with everything you can offer. Our video view (above) involves passing the apps that explain all the possibilities of adjustment and security features, although I will give a brief explanation of many of them below.

The first thing to note is that the subscription requires to get the maximum out of the application and the integrated 4G chip pace 4. Aventon charges an extremely reasonable $ 20 a year or $ 2 for a service, which allows you to monitor GPS location and disabling bicycle in case of theft, among other things.

The ACU -ai application combination allows users to set a movement detection system and an alarm system with three sensitivity settings. If the bike is moved or accelerated, it will send notifications to the user’s phone with which it is paired.

The bike also has the features for geophination that make it excellent for parents who want to monitor their child’s place. Users can set the permissible or forbidden zones using GPS; If the rider enters the forbidden area or leave the permitted zone, the bicycle pedal system will be deactivated and the sound (although relatively quiet) alarm can be placed on sound.

Users can decide to enable a setting that will deactivate the bicycle if it is not included and are allowed to connect with Aventon’s servers in a placed time frame. The application also offers a mode of transportation that saves power that reduces the draw of ACU from the battery and disables the system to detect movement when moving a bicycle with a larger vehicle.

In short, Pace 4 includes countless cold, high -tech features that are almost unheard of at the price. We examined a handful of e-bicicals with similar locks, alarm systems and 4G connecting, but most of the prices are much higher in some cases, over six times above Aventon’s prices for tempo (at the time of writing).

To repeat, Pace 4 can be a simple and simple e-bicker, but the Aventon application encourages a related approach that gives users a high degree of control over the safety of their investment. I enjoyed the overall feeling and experience of a bicycle without an application, but ACU has achieved a drive quality up to 11!