Sinch.2 Ebike
$1,699.00
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TOP SPEED
20 MPH
TIRES
4” Fat Tires
MOTOR POWER
500W
RANGE
55 Miles
PAYLOAD CAPACITY
300lbs
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Sinch.2 Ebike
Sinch.2 is the perfect fit for any kind of ride! Simply unfold the bike, then hit the streets or go off-road. With the addition of a torque sensor and all-new turn signal functionality there’s nowhere this bike can’t go.
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I like it but a few subtle small items could be better
I really enjoy the folding/ step through Sinch. We do plan to take this bike with us when we get to traveling on the road. My other ebike is way to heavy and to large.
I am okay with the thumb throttle, that is not an issue. The pedal assist levels are fine, as well. My big issue is you need to turn, or rotate the pedals, 2 to 3 cranks, before the assist kicks in. When it kicks in you notice it. The bike that this, Sinch is replacing has a pedal and torque sensor, which I like a lot better. It seem Aventon, might have addressed this issue with the Sinch 2.0. A torque sensor is no part of the bike. Does it resolve the 2-3 crank issue, remains to be seen.
My wife and I love the matte green color and wrote to Aventon, that they should offer a few more colors. We liked to red, but the green is where it is at. The Sinch 2.0 comes in some new matte colors, silver and blue. We are very much considering buying a blue colored bike.
I do find the steering a bit twitchy, when turning corners. You start to turn in and the the should of the 4″ tire seems to come into play, and the turning becomes more pronounced. I will get use to it in time, but it will take time. I suspect this might have to do with the rake of the front forks. This is a well made folding bike, so there are a few limitations. It is a nice bike, and this comments, of mine, are really minor. I will get use to riding the bike, once I sell my older ebike.
Lastly, if the could design the handle bars to have a bend so the grips are closer to the rider, that would be handy. They are straight across, currently. As I mentioned we are thinking of getting a second version, the 2.0, ; so we do like the bike.
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The Sinch is awesome for light trails. I share the concern of many people that the pedal assist takes way too long to kick in. If you’re on an easy trail with a bit of a hill, you need the motor to kick in, and you’re stuck almost stalled, waiting for the pedal assist to kick in. Many other brands allow you to tweak the controller settings to get faster speed, but the Sinch is very restricted in adjustments. Aventon really isn’t shining well with the Sinch. I love the folding capacity. I love the open space with the step-through, and the range is really good. It’s a great bike for easy transport in the back of a car trunk or van, and great for around town, but a disaster on trails. The tires are way too smooth for trails. It’s a shame because it has trail features, great brakes, and brilliant front shocks, but a terrible pedal assist. I recommend Aventon to offer an upgraded controller or allow computer resetting of speed, as well as assist sensitivity. Tom Boulder CO
Great bike!
I got a sinch st and have been loving it! It’s very fun to ride and the design of it makes it the perfect bike for when I take my Aussie out on a bike ride to have him run and tire out. It feels very stable and it goes together well! It is my first electric bike and I’m loving it!
You will love this bike!!
I absolutely love this bike!!! The controls are very easy to understand, easy to fold up, all around very pleased with it!! We are getting ready to purchase one for my husband! We travel a lot in our motorhome, looking forward to riding together!!
Sinch2
got my Sinch 2 this week. love it. fun to ride. lots of power. love turning signals. this is our 3rd Aventon. love them all
Awesome bikes
Great bikes . We are in our 60s and they are so easy to ride while still getting exercise. So much fun .. great quality made very well . Highly recommend anyone of any age looking for an e bike
Great old geezer ride
71 yrs old and hadn’t rode my mt bike for a few years. Not as steady as I used to be and some arthritis issues in my knees that made it difficult to swing my leg up and over the frame. Weather finally got nice enough to take the Sinch out for a decent ride. The step through is great. Takes a bit of getting used to how the gears and pedal assist work together. Also adjusted my seat low enough that I can get seated while my feet are still on the ground. That makes it easy for starting with the throttle. The pedal assist makes the shorter hip to pedal length comfortable. Just takes a bit of getting used to for anyone used to standard bicycle configuration. Bought the sun tour hydraulic seat post and cloud nine seat which seems to absorb shocks really nicely. The bike itself seems very well made and very sturdy. Pedals are a bit small for my old wide feet so replaced those with the widest ones I could find. Would have been nice if the throttle was a variable speed depending on how far you push it down as opposed to using just gears and pedal assist to control cruising speed. All in all a very nice machine that like anything new will take a bit of getting used to. It’s nice to ride again.