The most notable improvement that Aventon brought to the Sinch.2 is the torque sensor, which seems to come standard with all of the company’s new releases. Whereas the previous Sinch model operated with a cadence sensor that triggered the motor once the rider started pedaling, the new torque sensor will moderate the motor power based on the amount of pressure applied when pedaling. The torque sensor is complemented by quad-level custom pedal assist settings, as well as a throttle. Additionally, the new Sinch.2 includes rear turn signal lights - another upcoming Aventon staple. The new signals, combined with some slightly smoother fat-tires than the previous model, make the Sinch.2 a fully road-ready ebike. 
All of these new changes may distract from the fact that this is aa folding ebike, which makes it a great option for city-dwellers who need to save some space when they’re not riding. Oh, and speaking of folding, Aventon also went ahead and upgraded the folding mechanism on the new Sinch.


The Sinch.2 is the best of both worlds - a great option for saving space without settling for a poor riding experience.  

Aventon Sinch.2

As usual, the components of this bike have a direct impact on the riding experience, and the Sinch.2 makes very few compromises in that regard.  


Aventon Sinch Step-Through Review 2023

"Factor in its looks, componentry and motor performance, and this is probably the top bike on my personal list of best electric folding bikes."


Aventon Sinch Step-Through Review 2023

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