If you are unsure which model you have, It can be helpful to inspect the frame of the bike for the model name. The serial number, which is stamped into the frame (on all models) and also printed on a label located on the underside of the downtube (on later models) can also be key in identifying the exact model of Aventon bike you have in front of you.
Stamped Serial Number Examples
Serial Number Label Example
The Prefix of the serial number designates the model of bike; as shown below.
- J1: Current EXP
- J2: Current ADV
- J3: Current REC
- RS: Ramblas
- G2: Ramblas ADV
- AD/AG: Abound
- AS: Abound SR
- A2: Abound LR
- JH: Aventure/ Level (Gen.1)
- AE: Aventure.2
- D3: Aventure 3
- H1: Aventure M
- LL: Level.2
- B3: Level 3
- B4: Level 4 REC
- K1: Level 4 ADV/ Trava ADV/ EXP
- PR/PF/P: Pace 500-500.2/ 300-300.2
- PE: Pace 500.3/ 350.3
- E4: Pace 4
- ES: Pace 5 REC
- SS/SH: Sinch/Sinch ST/Sinch.2
- SC: Sinch 2.5
- SA: Soltera.2
- SR: Soltera 2.5
- F3: Soltera 3 ADV
After the model code:
- The next section represents the production year.
-Most bikes use 2 digits, such as 25 = 2025 or 26 = 2026.
-Some older bikes only use 1 digit, such as 3 = 2023 or 4 = 2024.
- The next letter represents the production month, using A–L for January–December.
- The next 4 characters represent the bike’s production number for that month.
- If any letters appear at the beginning of the 4-character production number, those letters also represent numbers. For example, A = 10, B = 11, and so on.