You mention above that Aventon uses generic cadence sensors that are easily acquired. I have a Level and would like to get a spare cadence sensor for it but Aventon is "Out of Stock" (surprise). Have you found a place that sells the sensor that will work on a Level?
I have an Aventon Level and am going to buy a Burley Nomad trailer to use with it. Does anyone know if the standard Burley hitch adapter that comes with the trailer will work on the Level? Will I need to buy a different rear axle?
The controllers on the Aventon products are not user programmable for the PAS function. Join the large crowd of disappointed Aventon owners who long for this ability.
I don't have a fuse problem. I want to buy spare fuses for the time when I may have a fuse problem. I also have spare tubes, tires and brake pads. Today I acquired a spare Level battery. I like to keep a spare of consumable items.
Those appear to be the tires that came stock on my Level. While I have no complaints about them at this time, I was hoping to come across a tire that was known for it's exceptional endurance and handling capabilities. I ran Kendas on my All-City road bike and was quite happy with them for...
I'm looking to buy a couple of extra tires for my Level. I am not looking to move away from the stock Level tire size of 27.5"x 2.2". The main thing I'm looking for is LONG LASTING rubber that handles well on paved streets as well as Rails to Trails type surfaces. No mountain biking...