Abound SR Ebike vs Kago Ebike
Buy the Aventon Abound SR if you want a lighter, better-supported cargo bike with connected theft features and a wide fit range. Buy the Kago if raw range and top speed matter more than weight and brand track record. The Abound SR is $1,799 at Aventon as of November 3; the Kago is $1,299 at JasionBike as of November 3, so the Kago is about $500 cheaper.
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Abound SR Ebike
4.8Choose the Abound SR if you want a 80 lb Class 2 cargo bike with 4G/GPS tracking, a startup password, 440 lb payload, and a frame that fits riders from 4'11" to 6'3".
- 440 lb payload beats the Kago by 90 lbs.
- 4G/GPS tracking and a startup password are real theft deterrence.
- 80 lbs is 14 lbs lighter, easier to lift and park.
- Fits riders down to 4'11" and up to 6'3".
- Battery is cross-compatible with other Aventon models.
- 60-mile range is half the Kago's claimed 120 miles.
- Class 2 caps assist at 20 mph.
- No front suspension; 20" wheels ride firm on rough pavement.
What separates them
| Abound SR Ebike | Kago Ebike | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,799 at Aventon as of November 3 | $1,299 at JasionBike as of November 3 |
| Class and top speed | Class 2, 20 mph (adjustable to 25 mph) | Class 3, 28 mph |
| Motor | 750W rear hub, 1440W peak in Boost | 1200W peak rear hub, 80 Nm torque |
| Battery and range | 36V 20Ah, 733Wh, up to 60 miles | Dual 52V 20Ah, 40Ah total, up to 120 miles |
| Weight | 80 lbs | 94 lbs |
| Payload | 440 lbs | 350 lbs |
| Rider fit | 4'11" to 6'3", one size | 5'4" to 6'2" |
| Connected features |
Price history
- Abound SR Ebike: lowest $1,899.00 on Oct 29.
- Kago Ebike: lowest $799.00 on Nov 2 at Amazon.
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Specs compared
| Spec | Abound SR Ebike | Kago Ebike |
|---|---|---|
| Motor Power | 750W | 1200W Brushless Hub Motor |
| Range | Up To 60 Miles | Up To 120 Miles |
| Weight | 80 lbs | 94 Lbs |
| Rider Height | 4'11" - 6'3" | 5'4" - 6'2" |
| Pedal Assist | 3 Levels (with Ride Tune Customization) | 0-5 Level |
| Battery | Aventon 36V, 20Ah, 733Wh, LG 21700 cells | 52V 20Ah*2 |
| Top Speed | 20MPH (Adjustable to 25MPH) | — |
| Peak Power | 1440W Peak in Boost | — |
| Payload Capacity | 440 lbs | — |
| Wireless Connection | 4G/GPS | — |
What reviewers say
Abound SR Ebike
Owners rate the Abound SR highly, at 4.8 out of 5 from 50 ratings, and most praise its stability with loads and the confidence the connected security features add. Common complaints center on weight and range falling short of the Eco-mode figure once cargo and hills are involved.
- Stable and predictable with a child or heavy groceries aboard
- Compact footprint for a cargo bike
- GPS tracking and startup password ease theft worries
- Boost Mode helps on loaded starts and climbs
- Heavy at 80 lbs to move when parked or stored
- Real-world range below the 60-mile Eco claim
- Cargo accessories for passengers add to the price
Kago Ebike
Reception is very limited: a single 4-out-of-5 rating. The few buyer comments note strong performance and good value for the money.
Questions and answers
- Which is better for carrying kids?
- The Abound SR. Its 440 lb payload and 4'11" to 6'3" fit range suit a rider plus a child, and Aventon sells a rear seat pad and pegs. The Kago carries 350 lbs and fits a narrower height range.
- Which has longer range?
- The Kago, on paper: dual 52V 20Ah batteries claim up to 120 miles. The Abound SR claims up to 60 miles in Eco mode. Real range drops with hills, load and throttle use on both.
- Is the Abound SR worth $500 more?
- If you want theft tracking, a 440 lb payload and a lighter bike, yes. If you mainly want range and speed, the Kago covers that for less.
- Which is easier to live with in an apartment?
- The Abound SR. At 80 lbs it is 14 lbs lighter, and its compact Short Range frame is shorter than a longtail cargo bike. The Kago is 94 lbs and 64.6 inches long.
- Can I ride the Kago faster?
- Yes. It is Class 3 with a 28 mph top speed. The Abound SR is Class 2 at 20 mph, adjustable to 25 mph.
- Which has better brakes and suspension?
- The Kago has a front suspension fork and 3" fat tires, which smooth rough roads. Both use hydraulic disc brakes; the Abound SR uses a rigid fork.
