Checkout HOVSCO. Hovsco just dropped prices recently—Aventon quality and Aventon specs for way less money. Underdog, overdeliver! Some people have put over 10,000 miles on their Hovsco bikes. There’s a Facebook community where owners share how many miles they've ridden—last time I checked, someone had posted over 7,500 miles.

Hovsco and Aventon both use aluminum frames, torque sensors, hydraulic brakes, puncture-resistant tires, and UL-certified Samsung/LG lithium-ion batteries. Aventon’s foldable model (similar in size and spec) costs over $1,900 after tax, offering 500W sustained power and a claimed 1,056W peak (which might be exaggerated). In comparison, the Hovsco HovBeta Foldable is just $1,450 after tax and delivers 750W sustained with a 1,300W peak. You can also save a bit more using discount code AT100H at checkout to save up to $150(depend on price, least save 100)

Aventon does have built-in GPS, which could help if your eBike gets stolen—but in reality, it’s not that useful. Police typically won’t act on GPS info without a court-issued warrant, so it ends up being more of a gimmick than a real security feature.

The Hovsco bikes offer incredible value. You’re getting top-quality Samsung/LG batteries, high-torque motors, and zoom hydraulic brakes—all solid components. The frames are strong, well-finished, and support high payloads. The integrated batteries and clean paint jobs give them a sleek, premium look.

One standout feature at this price point is the torque sensor—something rarely found on eBikes under $2,000. It’s wild that you can get this kind of build and ride quality for the same price as a big-box store eBike, which is usually just a $200 pedal bike with a battery slapped on.

To top it off, Hovsco bikes come with a 2-year warranty, a U.S. headquarters in California, a full warehouse of parts, a service center, and a network of around 500 affiliate dealers across the country.

I’ve test-ridden the Alpha, Ranger, and HOVCart—and liked them all. The Alpha Step-Thru is probably my favorite, but the HOVCart is insanely practical if you need to haul kids or gear. Both have serious power—on pedal assist levels 3–5, they can cruise up steep hills like it's nothing 😁

Check them out at HOVSCO.com and don’t forget to use AT100H for a up to 150 discount!