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Aventon Naro: an urban e-bike with a belt drive, automatic gears and GPS

Aventon introduces the Naro, an urban e-bike with a carbon belt, an automatic Shimano Nexus hub and a GPS tracker, listed at €2,599 in Germany.

Aventon Naro: an urban e-bike with a belt drive, automatic gears and GPS
The Aventon Naro, shown here in the Haze colourway. Photo: Aventon

IN BRIEF

American brand Aventon is introducing the Naro, a step-through urban e-bike. According to the German press, it combines Aventon’s own 70 Nm Ultro-L mid-drive motor, a carbon belt and a five-speed Shimano Nexus hub that shifts gear on its own. It carries a GPS tracker, an alarm and a 600 Wh battery that can be removed without a key. For the German market, the Nimms-Rad website gives a recommended retail price of €2,599 and a weight of 25.9 kg.


German recommended retail price (according to Nimms-Rad)2 599 €
Weight (according to Nimms-Rad)25.9 kg
MotorAventon Ultro-L mid-drive, 70 Nm, 1.95 kg
Battery600 Wh, removable without a key
Drivetrain (according to VeloTOTAL)Dayco carbon belt, Shimano Nexus 5-speed hub with automatic shifting
Suspension60 mm fork, 40 mm suspension seatpost
SecurityGPS, geofencing, alarm, rear wheel lock, password-protected display
ColoursStealth, Polar and Haze

Aventon, the American e-bike maker, is adding a city model to its range. The Naro is a step-through bike designed for simple use in everyday traffic, according to the German website VeloTOTAL.


An Aventon Naro with a belt and automatic gears

The Naro is built around the Ultro-L, the mid-drive motor developed by Aventon. According to VeloTOTAL, it weighs 1.95 kg and delivers 70 Nm of torque. There is no chain: according to VeloTOTAL, the brand fits a Dayco carbon belt, linked to a five-speed Shimano Nexus hub with electronic, automatic gear shifting. The fork offers 60 mm of travel and the seatpost 40 mm, reports Nimms-Rad.

GPS, alarm and integrated lock

The bike focuses on theft protection. VeloTOTAL lists a GPS tracker, geofencing, a motion sensor with an alarm and a 3-inch colour display protected by a password. If suspicious movement is detected, the owner receives a notification on their smartphone through the Aventon MyRide app. A rear wheel lock is fixed to the frame, and the 600 Wh battery comes out without a key, through the top of the down tube.

The Naro comes in three colours: Stealth, Polar and Haze, a purple. For the German market, Nimms-Rad gives a recommended retail price of €2,599 and a weight of 25.9 kg.

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