Lectric XP 2.0
79/100
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Facts
Gender
Release Year
Brand
Charge Time
4, 6 Hours
Maximum Range
45 Miles
Top Speed
28 Mph
Watts
500W
Torque
60 Nm
Volts and Amp Hours
48V 9.6Ah
Wheel Size
Number of Gears
Weight
64.0 lbs
Suspension
Brake Type
Frame Material
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Lectric XP 2.0. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
21 reasons to buy
- Reviewers said the XP 2.0 is an excellent value.
- The XP 2.0 comes fully assembled.
- With a throttle and 5 levels of assist, the XP 2.0 is quick to accelerate.
- The XP 2.0 folds for ease of storage and transport.
- 20” wheels accelerated quickly from a dead stop, on the XP 2.0.
- The XP 2.0 uses fat 3.0” tires that are versatile across terrains.
- An easy-to-use interface displays trip distance, odometer, voltage and current on the XP 2.0.
- The XP 2.0 can be manually adjusted to achieve 28mph as a Class 3 e-bike.
- On the XP 2.0, the battery can be removed, for charging or security reasons.
- The XP 2.0’s 630mm handlebar extends width over the XP’s 575mm bar, for better handling.
- Reviewers found that the XP 2.0 offered a large range of seat and handlebar adjustment.
- The XP 2.0 is fitted with mounting points for baskets and racks.
- On the XP 2.0, integrated front and rear lights are included.
- The XP 2.0 includes a front coil suspension fork, that wasn’t fitted to the 1.0.
- A rear rack with a 75 lb payload comes included with the XP 2.0.
- The Lectric XP 2.0 places riders in a comfortable, upright seating position.
- Lectric XP 2.0 models comfortably fit riders between 5'0" and 6'3".
- Fenders come included on all XP 2.0 models.
- Motors on XP 2.0 models provide a powerful 800W peak output and plenty of torque.
- The XP 2.0 has a carrying capacity of 330 lb.
- Reviewers approved of Lectric’s one-year warranty and the quality of customer support for XP 2.0 owners.
8 reasons not to buy
- The XP 2.0’s small 20” wheels roll slower and less smoothly than larger options.
- Small wheels and a compact frame made the XP 2.0’s handling a little twitchy.
- The keyhole used to activate the XP 2.0 is difficult to access.
- XP 2.0 models are heavy and may need two people to lift.
- Folding the XP 2.0 can be cumbersome. Its width makes it unwieldy to carry.
- A tester was unnerved to find the motor kept running after they stopped pedaling.
- The XP 2.0’s display is not removable, making it easy to steal.
- There is no locking mechanism or strap to secure the folded XP 2.0.
Bottom line
The XP 2.0 can be manually switched between a Class 2 speed limit of 20mph and a roaring 28mph Class 3 limit. Reviewers were impressed at maintaining a high average speed of 16.3 mph, on the XP 2.0. The bike suits riders with a wide height range, from 5’0” to 6’3”. This bike arrives fully assembled. Buyers only need to unfold the XP 2.0, adjust handlebar and seat heights and pump up the tires. The XP 2.0’s low price impressed riders and reviewers. The Lectric XP 2.0 shares the same frame, motor, battery and wheel size as the 1.0. But it has been blessed with a coil suspension fork, wider handlebars and mounting points for racks and baskets. The 2.0 uses narrower and more agile 3.0” tires. The 7-speed Tourney drivetrain and Tektro brakes operated well after months of use. For most users, distance range consistently sat around 23 to 25 miles.Expert Reviews
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