Aventon Level 3 E-Bike: Range Speed Specs & Special Security Features

Tom from Ludicrous Feed takes the Aventon Level 3 e-bike for a real-world test across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, covering everything from commuter comfort to technical specs. This electric bike features a 36V 19.88Ah lithium-ion battery (approx. 700 watt-hours), with a claimed range of over 100 km and a legal top speed of 25 km/h. The bike weighs 30 kg and supports a total payload of 136 kg. Key practical features include a suspension seat post, integrated lights and turn indicators, a walk assist mode, and a color display with adjustable pedal assistance levels (Eco, Sport, Turbo, Boost). The accompanying Aventon app adds GPS tracking, geo-fencing, an alarm, a bike lock function, and fine-tuning for torque, pedal response, and assistance per mode. Tom also compares cadence versus torque sensor settings for riders wanting either an easier commute or more fitness-focused pedaling. Charging takes about 5–6 hours via the removable battery, and the bike is priced around $3,000 AUD. Ideal for city commuting or weekend urban exploring, the Level 3 is available in standard and step-through frames | Video by Tom Gan (Tesla Tom) of Ludicrous Feed from Sydney Australia May 2026 Aventon Level 3 E-Bike: Range Speed Specs & Special Security Features Special Ludicrous Feed x BikesOnline Collab: https://bikesonline-australia.pxf.io/c/7171510/1307249/15956 ===== Financial Disclosure: - This is a paid review of the Aventon Level 3 E-bike from @bikesonline With thanks to our sponsors: 🔌⚡️ EXPLORE POWERSHOP’S EV ENERGY PLANS ⚡️🔌 https://bit.ly/4nl1liy carloop - Australian EV Data & Ownership Trends https://carloop.com.au/ ===== 00:00 Introduction and Bike Overview 00:17 Who the Aventon Level 3 Is For 00:40 Safety Features: Lights and Indicators 00:58 Suspension Seat Post and Comfort 01:19 Lights and Turn Signals Demo 01:56 Bell and Tire Pressure Info 02:15 Technical Specs: Battery, Range, Speed, Weight 03:02 Price and Size Options 03:45 Screen and Assistance Modes (Eco, Sport, Turbo, Boost) 04:26 Range and Ride Data on Display 05:20 Bike Lock and Password Security Feature 06:26 Aventon App Overview and Bluetooth Pairing 07:05 Ride Tune: Adjust Torque, Assistance, Pedal Response 08:23 Anti-Theft Features: Tracking, Alarm, Geo-Fencing 09:46 Sharing Bike Access and Software Updates 10:49 Walk Assist Mode 11:33 Starting the Ride: Sydney Harbour Bridge 13:49 New Ramp vs. Old Steps 14:31 Riding Experience and Gear Use 15:41 Cadence vs. Torque Settings 16:42 Scenic Ride Across the Bridge 17:53 Descending and Brake Feel 19:08 Why a Car Reviewer Rides E-Bikes 19:52 Parking, Security, and City Riding 20:15 Outro and Thanks ===== SUPPORT LUDICROUS FEED Use my referral link to purchase a Tesla product and get cash off and other exclusive benefits: https://www.tesla.com/en_AU/referral/thomas7208 Become a Channel Member to access exclusive perks! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2TWeqcaGYMobKoHiMtQNHQ/join PayPal: @teslatom or https://paypal.me/teslatom ===== Official Ludicrous Merch Store https://shop.spreadshirt.com.au/ludicrousfeed/ EVSE Australia | Code TESLATOM 5% OFF sitewide https://evse.com.au/ Top BYD Accessories | Code LUDFEED 5% off sitewide https://www.topbyd.com/ Jowua Tesla Accessories | Code TESLATOM5 5% OFF sitewide https://www.jowua-life.com/ ===== ABOUT LUDICROUS FEED Ludicrous Feed is a Sydney-based YouTube channel showing daily life as an Australian family with an electric vehicle. Tom and Joy provide straightforward candid insights into key issues around EV adoption such as vehicle range, charging infrastructure and road trip planning. The channel started in 2018 after Tom purchased his Tesla Model S. The weekly live stream provides an opportunity for audience members to engage with others from the EV community as well as to stay up to date with the latest industry news. They have a Sigenergy home battery coupled with rooftop solar and together have reviewed many electric vehicles for the channel including brands such as BYD, Geely (Polestar, Volvo, Zeekr, Smart), Hyundai Motor Group (Kia, Genesis), SAIC (MG, LDV), GWM, Stellantis (Leapmotor, Peugeot, Fiat, Abarth, Jeep), VW Group (Cupra, Skoda), BMW Group (Rolls Royce, Mini), GM (Cadillac), Ford, Toyota, Subaru, Mazda, Nissan, Renault, Xpeng, Chery (Omoda, Jaecoo), Deepal and GAC ===== CONTACT LUDICROUS FEED https://www.ludicrousfeed.com/link-in-bio/