Is the Current EXP a good first e-MTB?

It suits riders with some trail experience. The full suspension and throttle are forgiving, but the carbon frame and weight reward confident handling.

How does it compare with a hardtail e-MTB?

The rear suspension keeps traction and comfort on rough descents that a hardtail transmits to the rider. The trade-off is extra weight and more maintenance.

Does it have a throttle and pedal assist?

Yes. It offers pedal assist plus a throttle, so you can ride without pedaling when needed.

What size wheels and tires does it use?

It runs 29-inch wheels with 2.5-inch tires, a common trail setup that balances rollover and grip.

What gearing does it have?

A 12-speed drivetrain, which gives a wide range for steep climbs and fast descents.

Is the carbon frame worth it over alloy?

Carbon saves weight and damps trail vibration, but it costs more to repair after a hard impact. Alloy is the tougher, cheaper choice.

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Aventon Current EXP

Name: Aventon Current EXP
Brand: Aventon
Availability: InStock

Deal score 6.7 · Great deal

$3,999.00$5,974.00 usual price

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Why it's a great deal

Elsewhere right now: Aventon $5,999.00, Seacoast Ebikes $6,148.99 (typical $6,074.00 across 2 stores)
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 32 buyers

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From Aspen’s Best E-Bikes

Full-suspension electric mountain bike
Trail-ready geometry
Pedal assist with throttle
Built for climbing and descending real trail
One on the floor available for a test ride

Specs

Suspension Type: Full Suspension
Frame Material: Carbon
Type: Mountain
Color: Glacier Mint
Age Group: Adult
Wheel Size: 29 inch wheels
Number Of Speeds: 12 speed
Tire Width: 2.5 inch tires

About the Aventon Current EXP

The Aventon Current EXP is a full-suspension electric mountain bike with a carbon frame, 29-inch wheels and 2.5-inch tires. It pairs a 12-speed drivetrain with pedal assist and a throttle, and its trail geometry is aimed at climbing and descending real singletrack. That makes it a rare thing: a carbon full-suspension e-MTB from a direct-to-consumer brand, where most rivals at this level use alloy frames or hardtail designs. Owners rate it highly, and the throttle plus full suspension set it apart from pedal-only trail e-bikes.

Best forTrail riders who want full suspension and a throttleClimbers who want assist on steep singletrackRiders stepping up from a hardtail e-MTBBuyers who prefer a carbon frame over alloy

Pros

Full suspension smooths roots and rock gardens
Carbon frame keeps weight down versus alloy rivals
Throttle adds a way to ride without pedaling
12 speeds give a wide gear range for steep climbs
29-inch wheels with 2.5-inch tires roll fast and grip well

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