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Aventon Soltera 2.5 vs Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

The Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2 is the stronger commuter if you want speed and equipment: a Bosch mid-drive that assists to 28 mph, a 500 Wh battery, a 63 mm suspension fork, and lights, fenders and a rear rack included. The Aventon Soltera 2.5 is the lighter, simpler city bike at 46 lbs with a rigid fork, a 350 W hub motor capped at 20 mph, and a smaller battery. Reviewers praise the Trek's smooth power and stable ride but call it heavy; the Soltera trades power and range for a lower weight and easier handling.

  • Choose the Aventon Soltera 2.5 if you want a light, simple city bike for short flat commutes and prefer easy handling over speed and cargo gear.
  • Choose the Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2 if you want a fast Class 3 commuter with a torque-sensing mid-drive, suspension, and lights, fenders and a rack already fitted.

Prices

  • Aventon Soltera 2.5: $1,099.00 at Biketek Pittsburgh (last seen Nov 9)
  • Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2: $3,149.99 at Jay's Cycles (checked today)
  • Difference: the Aventon Soltera 2.5 is $2,050.99 cheaper than the Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2 at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)
Aventon
Aventon Soltera 2.5

Aventon Soltera 2.5

$1,099.00at Biketek PittsburghChecked 21 h ago
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Pros
  • Light at 46 lbs, easy to carry and store
  • Turn signals improve visibility in traffic
  • Torque sensor gives natural pedal response
  • Internal battery and clean cable routing
Cons
  • Capped at 20 mph, slower than a Class 3 bike
  • Rigid fork passes road buzz to the rider
  • Smaller motor and battery limit hill climbing and range
  • No lights, fenders or rack included
Trek
Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

5(1 rating)
$3,149.99at Jay's CyclesChecked 12 h ago
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Pros
  • Bosch mid-drive assists to 28 mph with smooth, refined power
  • Suspension fork with lockout smooths rough pavement
  • Lights, fenders and rear rack come fitted
  • Removable 500 Wh battery and Flow app connectivity
Cons
  • Heavy at 58 lbs, hard to carry upstairs
  • Costs more than a basic city e-bike
  • Overkill for short, flat, low-speed trips

What separates them

Aventon Soltera 2.5Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2
Motor and assist speed350 W hub motor, Class 2, assist to 20 mphBosch Performance Line mid-drive, Class 3, assist to 28 mph
Battery and range36 V battery, range up to 46 miles500 Wh battery, removable for off-bike charging
Weight46 lbs58 lbs
SuspensionRigid aluminum fork63 mm travel fork with lockout
Included equipmentIntegrated turn signals and internal cable routingIntegrated front and rear lights, fenders, rear rack
Drivetrain and brakesHydraulic disc brakes, single-chainring city setupShimano CUES 9-speed, 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes
Tires and wheels700c faster-rolling tires27.5 x 2.4 in tires for rougher pavement
ConnectivityNo app or ride tracking listedBluetooth with the Trek Flow app for tracking, navigation and ride planning

Price history

$3,149.99$1,099.00
Nov 1Nov 10
  • Aventon Soltera 2.5: lowest $1,099.00 on Nov 10 at Biketek Pittsburgh.
  • Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2: lowest $3,149.99 on Nov 9 at Jay's Cycles; $3,149.99 on Nov 10.

Prices at every store

Aventon Soltera 2.5

  • AventonNew

    In stock

    $1,199.00Checked 20 h ago
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  • Bike BlingNew

    In stock

    $1,150.00+ $174.00 shippingChecked 21 h ago
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  • River Mill CyclesNew

    In stock

    $1,199.00+ $170.99 shippingChecked 20 h ago
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  • Biketek PittsburghNew

    Availability unknown

    $1,099.00Checked 21 h ago
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Also available at

  • Aventon BikesCheck price at Aventon Bikes
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Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

  • Jay's CyclesNew

    In stock

    $3,149.99Checked 12 h ago
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  • Trek BicycleRefurbished

    In stock

    $3,299.99+ $70.00 shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • Trek Bicycle Stores of FloridaNew

    Out of stock

    $3,849.99Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • Cahaba CyclesNew

    Out of stock

    $3,849.99+ $149.00 shippingChecked Nov 9
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Specs compared

SpecAventon Soltera 2.5Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2
Suspension TypeRigidFront Suspension
Weight46 lbs58 lbs.
Frame Material6061 Double-Butted Aluminum AlloyAluminum
Wheel Size700x38c 700x38c 700x38c27.5 inch wheels
Intended UseCommuting—
Usage TerrainCity—
Age RangeADULT—
Suitable TerrainCity, Urban Riding—
Typical UsersCommuters—
RangeUp to 46 Miles—
Maximum Speed20 MPH—
Riding StyleCruise through the city, Commutes—
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SpecAventon Soltera 2.5Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2
Load Capacity300 lbs—
Bike TypeEbike—
Design Material6061 Double-Butted Aluminum Alloy (frame)—
Design HighlightsIntegrated turn signals, Integrated cable routi…—
Dimensions59 x 11 x 33 (Box Size)—
Design StyleCity/urban e-bike—
Frame TypeStep-Over—
Frame Fork MaterialAluminum—
Frame ShapeStep-Over—
Wheelbase

What reviewers say

Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

Owners describe a solid, responsive ride and a durable, versatile commuter. They single out the 4-amp charger and the Flow app as strong points. The recurring complaint is weight.

What people mention
  • Ride feelPraisedOwners call the ride solid and responsive on pavement and rougher roads.
  • WeightCriticisedBuyers complain the bike is heavy at 58 lbs, which shows when lifting or parking it.
  • ChargingPraisedThe 4-amp charger is called fast and convenient.
  • AppPraisedThe Bosch Flow app is praised for activity tracking and navigation.
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Questions and answers

Which is better for a hilly commute?
The Trek. Its Bosch mid-drive drives through the gears, so it climbs better than the Soltera's hub motor, and the 9-speed drivetrain gives you more gearing to work with.
Which is easier to carry up stairs?
The Soltera 2.5 at 46 lbs is 12 lbs lighter than the Allant+ 7S, and its battery is inside the frame rather than removable, so it is the easier bike to haul.
Do I need a Class 3 bike?
Only if you want assist up to 28 mph. The Soltera stops at 20 mph, which is enough for most city riding and keeps it legal on more paths.
Which comes with more equipment out of the box?
The Trek. It ships with lights, fenders and a rear rack; the Soltera adds turn signals but you supply lights, fenders and a rack yourself.
Which lasts longer?
Both use aluminum frames and hydraulic brakes. The Trek's Bosch system and Shimano CUES drivetrain have a longer service record, but dealer support matters most for either.
Is the Trek worth stepping up to?
Yes if you ride long or fast commutes, carry cargo, or face hills and rough pavement. If your rides are short and flat, the lighter Soltera is the simpler choice.

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1052mm (41") (Large)
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Tire Diameter700c—
A - Seat Tube Length420mm (16") 490mm (19") 560mm (22")—
C - Bottom Bracket Drop50mm (2") 50mm (2") 50mm (2")—
D - Head Tube Length140mm (5") 140mm (5") 140mm (5")—
E - Head Tube Angle71° 71° 71°—
F - Seat Tube Angle74° 74° 74°—
G - Rear Chainstay Length427mm (16") 427mm (16") 427mm (16")—
H - Front Wheel Center620mm (24") 620mm (24") 630mm (24")—
I - Wheelbase1042mm (41") 1042mm (41") 1052mm (41")—
J - Reach394mm (15") 394mm (15") 410mm (16")—
K - Stack Height568mm (22") 568mm (22") 581mm (22")—
L - Fork Length428.5mm (16") 428.5mm (16") 428.5mm (16")—
M - Fork Offset43mm (1") 43mm (1") 43mm (1")—
N - Trail75mm (2") 75mm (2") 68.5mm (2")—
Stand Over Height29 - 31" 31 - 33" 33 - 35"—
Rider Height5'1" - 5'5" 5'5" - 5'9" 5'10" - 6'2"—
E-Bike Class—3
Motor—Bosch Performance Line mid-drive
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