How I Transport the Aventon Aventure
I use the Thule Easyfold XT which I purchased at REI (currently on sale for $799). Pictures here show the method I connected without the optional Fat Tire straps. Yes, you should get the Fat Tire strap kit for use with your Aventon Aventure. It comes with 2 keys to access the 3 lock cylinders that are built-in (two to lock the bikes to the rack, and 1 to lock the rack to your hitch (supports both 1.25 and 2 inch hitches).
Stats wise it claims it can handle 65 lbs a bike. I remove the battery while mounted so that I easily fit inside this weight limit requirement.
Overall I'm very happy with this setup. It's the smallest, most compact setup that still holds my Aventon Aventure (without the battery).
Compared to:
Thule T2 Pro XTR as well and its fantastic. However, it feels much bigger and more unwieldy to move around and attach, detach. Namely that if you keep the wheel fenders on, you can't properly secure your bike. There've been a few that have reported that their bikes have fallen of the rack because of this.
If you need to expand (up to 4 bikes), this is probably the better choice. Just make sure you remove the fenders that may interfere with proper securing of your bike(s).
I have since added some reflective tape so there is more visibility from the side at night.
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