Aventon Bikes rightly received significant praise when it first released its 'Sinch' folding e-bike, but the company is clearly not resting on its laurels, seeing as how it has moved forward with the introduction of the 'Sinch.2,' which offers improved range compared to its predecessor in addition to other upgrades.
The 'Sinch.2' folding e-bike also comes equipped with a torque sensor that offers an upgrade over the cadence sensor that its predecessor utilized. This folding e-bike offers four levels of pedal assist up to 32 km/h. Elsewhere, this e-bike offers a range of 55 miles, an improvement of 10 miles over the original 'Sinch.'
Aventon has stated that the 'Sinch.2,' which is available for $1,799, is perfectly suitable for all kinds of riding activity. "Simply unfold the bike, then hit the streets or go off-road. With the addition of a torque sensor and all-new turn signal functionality there's nowhere this bike can't go," Aventon notes.
Torque-Sensing Folding E-Bikes
The 'Sinch.2' Offers Responsive and High-Range Riding
Trend Themes
1. Torque-sensing E-bikes - The development of more electric bikes with torque sensors than cadence sensors creates a potential opportunity for manufacturers who can capitalize on performance benefits.
2. Improved Range for Folding E-bikes - The trend of creating folding electric bikes with better range than previous models presents a disruptive opportunity for companies with engineering expertise.
3. Multi-functional Folding E-bikes - The growth of folding electric bikes with specialized turn-signal functionality that make them perfect for on-road riding presents an opportunity for manufacturers to create hybrid e-bikes which can be used for multiple applications such as off-road riding.
Industry Implications
1. Electric Bikes - The electric bike manufacturing industry can take advantage of improvements in torque sensors to create more advanced and efficient models with superior performance capabilities.
2. Sporting Goods - Sporting goods companies may consider taking advantage of Aventon's torque sensor technology to develop and produce improved folding e-bikes with a range of features such as turn signals.
3. Transportation - The transportation industry stands to benefit from the multi-functional capabilities of electric bikes, which could provide a flexible solution alongside public transport infrastructure for urban residents.