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Head-to-head · Best Electric Bikes

Aventon Current EXP vs Lectric XP4 750

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

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The short answer

Lectric XP4 750 comes out ahead by a narrow margin (4.7 vs 4.6). The gap is mostly about Users needing high hill-climbing power in a folding e-bike — read the strengths below before deciding.

Aventon Current EXP
Ranked #8 in Best Electric Bikes
Aventon Current EXP
6 sources1 derived

The Aventon Current EXP delivers premium full-suspension performance at a significantly lower price than legacy eMTB brands, featuring an 850W Ultro X motor and high-end SRAM S1000 wireless shifting. Freehub found the power delivery smooth and comparable to Specialized’s systems, while Electric Bike Review praised the build kit's value for its class. However, the handlebar-mounted remote is bulky and feels cheaply made, occupying excessive cockpit space that can interfere with brake access. The charging port cover also appears fragile, and the included charger requires approximately six hours for a full charge. Riders planning aggressive descents should reinforce the light EXO-casing Maxxis tires to prevent rim damage. This bike fits budget-conscious riders seeking high specs, but those prioritizing lightweight agility or robust physical controls may need to look elsewhere.

Strengths
  • — Priced significantly lower than comparable full-suspension eMTBs from established brands like Specialized or Trek.
  • — Equipped with a premium build kit including SRAM S1000 wireless shifting and RockShox Lyrik Select suspension.
  • — Features the proprietary Ultro X mid-drive motor delivering 850W peak power in Boost mode.
Watch-outs
  • — Handlebar-mounted wireless remote is bulky, takes up significant bar space, and feels cheaply made.
  • — Charging port cover feels fragile and the included charger has a slow charge time of approximately six hours.
  • — Stock Maxxis tires use light EXO casings that reviewers recommend reinforcing for aggressive riding.
Lectric XP4 750
Higher ratedRanked #2 in Best Electric Bikes
Lectric XP4 750
6 sources1 derived$575as of Oct 2

The Lectric XP4 750 delivers exceptional hill-climbing power and braking performance, with Electric Bike Review noting its responsive motor and BikeRide praising the Star Union hydraulic discs as some of the best in testing. The large 840Wh battery extends range significantly, though Rider Guide observed that the digital display updates only in coarse increments. However, the bike suffers from a rattling battery inside the frame and a folding mechanism where frame halves strike each other, potentially damaging the paint finish. Weighing approximately 74 lbs, it is cumbersome to lift when folded, making it unsuitable for users who need frequent portability or have limited strength.

Strengths
  • — The 750W motor delivers high torque (85Nm) and climbs steep hills significantly faster than the base model.
  • — The upgraded 17.5Ah battery provides a large capacity of 840Wh, extending range well beyond the standard version.
  • — Hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors offer strong stopping power that reviewers describe as all-time performance in testing.
Watch-outs
  • — The battery rattles inside the frame during rides, which reviewers find annoying and frustrating.
  • — The folding mechanism allows the frame halves to hit each other, potentially damaging the paint finish.
  • — At approximately 72 lbs (without battery), the bike is heavy and cumbersome to lift when folded.

Derived means the reviewer published no score, so one was inferred from their written verdict. Everything else is a number the publisher printed. How we rank.

How they stack up

Aventon Current EXP

The Aventon Current EXP features a premium build kit with SRAM S1000 wireless shifting, offering higher-end components than the Aventon Current ADV. It is also lighter at 53 pounds compared to the Aventon Aventure 3's 78-pound weight.

Lectric XP4 750

The Lectric XP4 750 delivers higher motor torque (85Nm) than the Ride1Up Roadster V3's 50Nm system. However, it is much heavier at 74 pounds compared to the lighter Tern Quick Haul Long D9.

Specs side-by-side

SpecAventon Current EXPLectric XP4 750
Motor PowerAventon Ultro X (850W Boost)750W (1310W Peak)
Battery Capacity800 Wh Removable840 Wh
Motor Torque110Nm (120Nm Peak in Boost Mode)85Nm
Weight53 lb74 lb
Wheel Size29"20 x 3 inches
Top Speed—28 MPH
Brakes—Star Union Hydraulic Disc
Drivetrain—8-speed Shimano Altus
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