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Rad Power Bikes RadCity 5 Plus vs Aventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike

The Aventon Level.3 is the better buy for most commuters: it costs $1,519.20 at Perkiomen Bicycles as of November 3, versus $1,699.00 for the RadCity 5 Plus at American Iron Cycles. The RadCity 5 Plus has a 500W motor and a 275 lb weight rating, but the Level.3 matches it on hydraulic brakes and 27.5-inch tires while adding a suspension seat post, GPS tracking and auto-lock. Buy the RadCity 5 Plus only if you want the higher motor wattage and a lighter 65 lb bike.

Today the Aventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike costs $179.80 less at its best price.

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Rad Power Bikes RadCity 5 Plus

Rad Power Bikes RadCity 5 Plus

$1,699.00at American Iron CyclesObserved at 1:06 AM

Choose the RadCity 5 Plus if you want a 500W motor, a 65 lb bike and a step-thru frame at $1,699.00 at American Iron Cycles as of November 3.

Pros
  • 500W motor is the higher wattage of the two.
  • Lighter at 65 lb.
  • Front fork has lockout and preload adjustment.
  • Step-thru frame with integrated lights, fenders and rack.
Cons
  • Costs $179.80 more as of November 3.
  • Shorter stated range, up to 40-72 km.
  • Rigid rear end, no suspension seat post.

What separates them

Rad Power Bikes RadCity 5 PlusAventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike
Price as of November 3$1,699.00 at American Iron Cycles$1,519.20 at Perkiomen Bicycles
Motor500WNot stated; Class 2, 20 MPH, adjustable to 28 MPH
Battery rangeUp to 40-72 km (25-45 mi)Up to 70 miles
Weight65 lb67 lb
Weight rating275 lb300 lb
SuspensionFront spring fork, 50 mm travel; rigid rearFront fork plus suspension seat post
Security techLCD display, integrated lightsGPS tracking, auto-lock, movement detection, alarm
Brakes and tires

Price history

$1,799.00$950.00
Oct 28Nov 3
  • Rad Power Bikes RadCity 5 Plus: lowest $1,399.00 on Oct 28; $1,699.00 on Nov 3.
  • Aventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike: lowest $950.00 on Oct 30 at Alanbikeshop; $1,519.20 on Nov 3.

Prices at every store

Rad Power Bikes RadCity 5 Plus

  • American Iron CyclesNew

    In stock

    $1,699.00+ $4.90 shippingObserved at 1:06 AM
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  • Seacoast EbikesNew

    Out of stock

    $1,699.99+ $175.00 shippingObserved at 1:05 AM
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Aventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike

  • Perkiomen BicyclesNew

    In stock

    $1,519.20Free shippingObserved at 1:06 AM
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  • Ride-A-Bike Bicycle ShopNew

    In stock

    $1,849.99Observed at 1:05 AM
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  • Wheel Fast Bicycle CompanyCheck price at Wheel Fast Bicycle Company
  • AlanbikeshopCheck price at Alanbikeshop

Specs compared

SpecRad Power Bikes RadCity 5 PlusAventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike
Frame MaterialAluminum6061 Aluminum
TypeHybrid—
ColorCharcoal, Glossy White—
Age GroupAdult—
DepartmentWomen's—
With Hydraulic BrakeYes—
Wheel Size27.5 inch wheels—
Intended Use—Commuting
Usage Terrain—Rougher terrain
Tire Diameter—27.5 in
Tire Width

Questions and answers

Which is better for a hilly commute?
The RadCity 5 Plus has the clearly stated 500W motor, so it is the safer pick for steep climbs. The Level.3 lists no motor wattage but allows adjustment to 28 MPH.
Which has the longer range?
The Level.3, at up to 70 miles. The RadCity 5 Plus is rated up to 40-72 km, roughly 25-45 miles.
Is the Level.3 worth the savings?
Yes for most riders. It is $179.80 cheaper as of November 3 and adds a suspension seat post, GPS tracking and auto-lock.
Which handles rough pavement better?
The Level.3. It pairs a front suspension fork with a suspension seat post and 2.20 in tires; the RadCity 5 Plus has a rigid rear.
Which carries more weight?
The Level.3, rated to 300 lb total. The RadCity 5 Plus is rated to 275 lb.
Which is lighter to carry upstairs?
The RadCity 5 Plus at 65 lb, two pounds less than the 67 lb Level.3. Neither is light.

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  • Lower 275 lb weight rating.
  • Aventon
    Aventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike

    Aventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike

    5· 3 ratings
    $1,519.20at Perkiomen BicyclesObserved at 1:06 AM

    Choose the Level.3 if you want a cheaper commuter with a suspension seat post, GPS tracking and auto-lock at $1,519.20 at Perkiomen Bicycles as of November 3.

    Pros
    • Cheaper at $1,519.20 as of November 3.
    • Up to 70 miles of range.
    • Suspension seat post and front fork for rougher terrain.
    • GPS tracking, auto-lock and alarm built in.
    • 300 lb total weight limit.
    Cons
    • Heavier at 67 lb.
    • Motor wattage not stated; Class 2 out of the box.
    • Rated 5 out of 5 from only 3 ratings.
    Hydraulic discs, 27.5 x 2 in
    Hydraulic discs, 27.5 x 2.20 in Kenda
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    2.20 in
    Tire Type—Kenda Kwick Seven-5 Sport K1052-006
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    SpecRad Power Bikes RadCity 5 PlusAventon Level.3 Commuter Ebike
    Brake Type—Hydraulic disc brake
    Brake Highlights—Hydraulic disc brake
    Range—Up to 70 Miles
    Maximum Speed—Class 2 Ebike, 20 MPH (adjustable to 28 MPH)
    Riding Style—Commuting
    Load Capacity—300 lbs (Total Weight Limit)
    Bike Type—Commuter Ebike, Electric Bike
    Design Material—6061 Aluminum (Frame)
    Weight—67 lbs
    Dimensions—61"x13"x34" (Box Size)
    Frame Type—Step-through
    Frame Shape—Step-Through
    Wheelbase—1176.8 mm (46") (Large)
    Age Range—Adult
    Suitable Terrain—Rougher terrain
    Typical Users—Commuters