Which Pace have cadence sensors or dual sensors?

[Jeremy McCreary]

Doesn't the Breeze offer ability to select Loced/Unlocked for throttle in the display, as they advertise for Discover? Do you still get the lag in an unlocked mode?

Sorry, the Breeze is my wife's bike. Don't ride it often, and not sure what you mean by "lag" here.

We tried the only throttle setting we found on the Breeze display when we bought it 8 months ago. Might have affected the throttle's cutoff speed as I recall, but it did NOT affect the main throttle issues I detailed above.

 

[Underdog]

Velotric just offered a firmware update that fixed my throttle issue, now the PAS and throttle can be used together without issue. I tried it in Torque and Cadence and both work fine.

 

[scottsdalecommuter]

Breeze is the lightest according to specs. I am actually looking for the older Pace 500.2 but it’s hard to find now. It has a cadence sensor. I live in a 3 story walkup so weight is a big issue for me. That and I need a cadence sensor and rear hub.

ive got an aventon pace 500 i believe is the first version and would be open to getting rid of it, just not riding it as much, still in great shape. let me know if you are still interested, i used to live in 2nd floor apartment and took it up stairs and it wasn't terrible to lift, im in illinois now not scottsdale as my name would suggest.

 

[Leafs2726]

I ended up buying the Pace 4. It’s too heavy for my stairs but I will try. I am sure if there is a will there is a way. Slow and steady and hope none of my neighbors are coming up or down the stairs. The bike should arrive later this week.

 

[scottsdalecommuter]

congrats that's a great looking bike! i've been really impressed with how well my aventon has held up including the battery, i think it's going on 5 or 6 years old now and rides like new. ride safe and have fun!

 

[Leafs2726]

Awww thanks so much! I picked the bike up today and rode home. Obviously I need to get use to the fit and controls and how it rides! One thing I saw in some reviews didn’t like the handlebar positioning. Short sample size but I love the positioning of the handle bars!

 

[Underdog]

I've always been a torque sensor rider and when Aventon added sensor swap to the Pace 4 through a firmware update, I didn't really pay much attention. Recently on a long ride I figured I'd try it just for fun and switched it over to "cadence mode", wow this bike has the most natural feeling cadence sensor I've ever ridden. It's like the best of both worlds between the two, I liked it so much that's all I ride in now. Aventon sells a different more swept back handle bar for the bike which works very well if the current bar is not to your liking, it puts you in a more upright, more comfortable position, I like and use that also.

 

[PCeBiker]

It’s too heavy for my stairs but I will try. I am sure if there is a will there is a way.

It's Easy.
If you gotta throttle you don't even have to pedal.

I've fallen over dozens of times, but only crashed once.

 

[Leafs2726]

Wholly s*it lol. Nuts what if someone is coming down the stairs lol and I am sure the strata or building manager wouldn’t be too happy lol
or is that a house?

 

[PCeBiker]

Wholly s*it lol. Nuts what if someone is coming down the stairs

Just ring your bell.

I never use mine so I flipped it upside-down to use it as an ashtray.
It still works as a bell, but the sound is kinda muffled when its full of cigarette butts.

lol and I am sure the strata or building manager wouldn’t be too happy lol
or is that a house?

I dunno?
I just searched YouTube for a video.

Looks like a stairway in an apartment building.

I've done that trick on my regular mountain bike years ago, but I wanna try it on my ebike now.

I'll just make sure no one is looking, so they don't call the cops or laugh at me when I fall over.

 

[Leafs2726]

Omg lmao too funny.

 

[Underdog]

I might have tried that when I was a young lad, but not now.