Lectric XP Trike
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Lectric XP Trike. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
16 reasons to buy
- A folding frame and stem mean the XP Trike is easier to store and transport.
- The XP Trike arrives fully assembled: unfold it, extend the handlebars, and it's ready to ride.
- Testers say features like folding and rear drive distinguish this model from pricier alternatives.
- Reviewers appreciate safety features like the 14mph max speed, integrated lights, and parking brake.
- A 'beginner mode' limits the XP Trike to 5mph, allowing first-time riders to get comfortable with handling.
- Experts say the 20" x 2.6" tires provide good grip.
- The XP Trike is relatively lightweight for this category (69.5lb).
- The rearward location of the motor improves traction, compared to e-trikes with front-hub motors.
- The XP Trike can support riders up to 330lb and a total payload of 415lb.
- Experts appreciate how the dual-differential axle makes for easier, safer turns. One says it "performs beautifully."
- Reviewers and owners say the hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors provide reliable braking, even in wet conditions.
- The XP Trike has impressive climbing ability, according to testers.
- Several experts note how well the XP Trike tackles light off-road terrain.
- Adjustable handlebar height and reach help riders from 4'10" to 6'4" find a comfortable position.
- Experts say the display is easy to see, even in direct sunlight.
- Reviewers and users report that the XP Trike feels stable in turns.
3 reasons not to buy
- Many owners complain that their XP Trikes arrived with damaged parts, like bent fenders.
- When folded, the display rests dangerously close to other parts, potentially damaging the screen.
- One rider wishes the XP Trike had a seat with a backrest. This must be purchased separately.
Bottom line
The Lectric XP Trike is a folding electric tricycle. Experts say the ride is smooth, comfortable, and fun. They also praise the 60-mile battery range, stability, and ability to tackle hills. While the XP Trike arrives fully built, some users complain about damaged components on delivery. Another rider laments the lack of a backrest on the seat. However, for riders seeking the benefits of a three-wheeler with electric assist, Lectric's e-trike offers compelling value.Expert Reviews
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