Lectric E-Bikes Lineup: XP4, XPress2, XP Lite2, XPedition2, XP Trike2 and XPeak2 Compared
Lectric sells a wide range of e-bikes, from folding commuters to a dual-battery cargo bike and an off-road fat-tire model. Radical eBikes carries all Lectric models. This guide compares them so you can pick the right one. We ship nationwide. Contact us with your ZIP code and the model you want, and we will tell you the shipping details.
Lectric models at a glance
| Model | Top speed | Max range | Rider height | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XP4 / XP4 750 | 28 mph | Up to 50 to 85 mi depending on model | 4'10" to 6'3" | Folding utility e-bike; the 750 version has a stronger motor and bigger battery |
| XPress2 Cruiser | 28 mph | Up to 60 mi | 5'2" to 6'3" | 750W motor, upright cruiser position |
| XP Lite2 | 20 mph | Up to 45 to 80 mi depending on version | 4'8" to 6'2" | Lighter folding commuter; belt drive on the JW Black |
| XPedition2 Dual-Battery | See Lectric | Up to 170 mi | See Lectric | Cargo e-bike, 450 lb carrying capacity, front suspension |
| XP Trike2 | 14 mph | Up to 50 mi | 4'10" to 6'2" | Folding electric trike, low standover |
| XPeak2 High-Step | 28 mph | Up to 60 mi | 5'4" to 6'5" | Fat-tire off-road e-bike |
Figures are from Lectric's website. Range is a maximum and changes with rider weight, terrain, assist level and battery size. Lectric updates models and options often, so check the product page for the version we stock. We do not list prices here because they change.
Which Lectric is right for you?
- Commuting and errands: XP4, XP Lite2 or XPress2. The XP Lite2 is lighter and the XP4 is more powerful.
- Hauling gear or kids: XPedition2, with a 450 lb carrying capacity.
- Stability and low standover: XP Trike2.
- Trails and dirt roads: XPeak2, the fat-tire off-road model.
- Small riders: the XP Lite2 lists a rider height from 4'8".
Folding, weight and storage
- Several Lectric models fold, which helps with car trunks, RVs and apartments.
- E-bikes are heavy even when folded, so plan how you will lift one.
- Check the weight on the product page before you buy if lifting is a concern.
Classes and rules
Nevada defines Class 1, 2 and 3 e-bikes with a 750 watt limit (NRS 484B.017). Check local rules for the parks and trails where you plan to ride, since some restrict throttle bikes. Class 2 bikes have a throttle and assist up to 20 mph. Class 3 bikes assist up to 28 mph. Check which class your Lectric model is set to.
Caring for your Lectric battery in Las Vegas heat
- Do not leave the battery or bike in a hot car or on a hot patio in summer. Heat shortens lithium battery life.
- Let the battery cool down after a hard ride before you plug it in.
- Use the charger that came with your bike, and charge on a hard, non-flammable surface where you can see it.
- For long storage, leave the battery partly charged rather than full or empty, and keep it somewhere cool and dry.
- If the battery is swollen, smells odd or gets very hot, stop using it and contact the shop.
When your Lectric arrives
- Look the box and bike over before you sign, and take photos if anything is damaged.
- Ask us before delivery how the bike ships and what assembly or setup is needed.
- Check the tires, brakes, bolts and wheels before the first ride.
- Charge the battery fully using the supplied charger before you ride.
- Contact us if anything looks wrong. Do not ride a bike you are unsure about.
Questions to ask any dealer before you buy
- Are you an authorized dealer for this brand? (We are, for the brands we carry.)
- Who services the bike after the sale?
- What does the warranty cover and who handles claims?
- What is the repair price for common jobs like flats and brake pads?
- How is the bike shipped, and how is damage handled?
Buying from Radical eBikes
Radical eBikes is an authorized dealer. We ship nationwide. Contact us with your ZIP code and the model you want, and we will tell you the shipping details. Financing is available on bikes through Synchrony, Affirm, Klarna, ShopPay and AfterPay. See the Lectric collection for current stock.
Service after the sale
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| E-bike flat repair | $50, tube and labor included |
| BMX flat repair | $50 ($40 with the Google offer through Dec 31, 2026), tube and labor included |
| E-moto flat repair | $75, tube and labor included |
| Diagnostics | Starting at $75 (higher for brands we don't carry); the fee goes toward repair labor |
| Brake bleed | Starting at $50 per wheel |
| Brake pad replacement | $50 per wheel, pads included |
| Chain repair | $25 |
See our e-bike repair, diagnostics and brake service pages.
FAQ
Do you carry every Lectric model?
Yes, we carry all Lectric models. Contact us to check what is in stock.
Which Lectric is fastest?
Lectric lists 28 mph for the XP4, XPress2 and XPeak2.
Which Lectric carries the most?
The XPedition2, with a 450 lb carrying capacity.
Do you ship Lectric bikes?
Yes, nationwide.
Can you repair a Lectric?
Yes. See our e-bike repair page.