Aventon E Bikes

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[ FAQ ]

Common Questions

  • At the moment, we are able to order Aventon E Bikes. However, we will slowly introduce floor models for people to see and ride in person.

  • We just signed up with a kit company. They make kids specific to certain main brand bikes and trikes. Ask us if they have something for you!

  • Absolutely! Limited to typical bicycle components and some minor electrical troubleshooting. That said, we are not Electrical Engineers and will quickly let you know if your request lands outside of the scope of work we can guarantee.

  • Unfortunately, not if we can help it. They are just too much trouble. We’ll give you a hand where possible, but would rather you just not order one in general. Want to know why we don’t recommend them? Just give us a call :)

  • Give us a call! Fill us in on your situation and we will do what we can within our ability to get you back on your bike.

  • No, we don’t. That’s something you would need to contact your bike’s manufacturer for. If there’s a source you can directly order these from, we will be sure to inform you of it.

  • Yes, Give us a quick call to see what rack’s we have available for your specific vehicle and it’s weight ratings.

  • We will, however we take a much larger cut from the final sale price on these. Bike must be accompanied with it’s original charger, battery, and absolutely no damage to it’s electrical components (that includes no “Mods”!).

  • Usually, it’s a NO. Most trailheads will specify if E bikes are allowed, and where they are allowed. Do your research before going on an adventure, before you find yourself with a ticket.

⤷ Rides Calendar

Join us on a Shop Ride

A colorful cartoon drawing of a child wearing a large sombrero, a face mask, and a red neckerchief, holding a taco, with the child's hand making an OK gesture.

Burrito Night Ride

Start/ENd @ Coronado Cyclery

Friday’s @ 7 AM

17 miles
Outside of a coffee shop named Allen & Co. Coffee Shop with two bicycles parked in front, sitting on orange chairs, and people inside visible through the window, some wearing helmets.

Bisbee Coffee Ride

START/END @ Coronado cyclery

Sunday’s

60 miles

Saturday Night Ride

start/end @ Coronado Cyclery [BYOB]

Thursday 5:30PM

17 Miles
Man wearing a helmet and sunglasses riding a mountain bike through a shallow stream on a dirt trail surrounded by greenery.

Patagonia Gravel Ride

START/END @ patagonia bike shop

Sunday’s

28 Miles
A group of cyclists riding uphill on a paved road in a mountainous area with the sun shining brightly overhead, creating lens flare.
Blue mountain bike with black and orange bags attached, resting on a concrete ledge in a snowy outdoor setting with bushes and trees in the background.
A person riding a bicycle under a bridge with hilly terrain and scattered trees in the background.
Close-up of a black bag with zippers and water bottles, covered in mud, with muddy gear and black clothing nearby.
Group of people riding bicycles on a forested trail under tall pine trees on a sunny day. 
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