Listen, the Ramblas is already a great eMTB at an affordable price. Priced at $2899, it's one of the only sub $3000 center-drive eMTB hardtails out there. Aventon's proprietary A100 center-drive motor is 36v, 250W (sustained) and 750W (peak), and has a claimed 100 Nm of torque. with an IP67 rating. The Ramblas comes from the factory with a decent spec.
The debate over hardtail vs. full-suspension mountain bikes is never-ending, and there is a dedicated camp of riders on both sides. While there are numerous benefits of a hardtail mountain bike over a full-suspension mountain bike, the two options are evenly matched when it comes to the pros and cons, but which has the edge in terms of popularity and versatility?
Key specs: Frame: Custom-butted 6061-T6 alloy, dropper-ready, internal routing Fork: 100 mm Suntour XCM Air - tunable spring rate, rebound, and lock-out Wheels: 26 in, reduced spoke count, trail rims with Vee Crown Gem tyres Drivetrain: Shimano 1×9 (30 T × 11-36 T) - wide range, reliable shifting Brakes: Tektro HD-M275 hydraulic discs, 160 mm rotors front and rear Contact Points: Youth-specific grips, saddle, and 152 mm crank length Colours: Two options - Aqua with coral orange & purple with yellow One size RRP: £649
