All Lectric eBike's electrical components have an IP rating of X5! This means it can withstand jetting water. See the IP code for more details.

Use caution when riding in wet conditions as it will take longer to use the brakes to slow down, and also when turning as the tires may slip. The electrical components on the bike are not waterproof.

The warranty for all Lectric eBikes does not cover water damage.

Check out the list below to see the rider weight for each Lectric eBike model:

XPress2: 330 lbs

XPress Lite: 275 lbs

XPeak2: 330 lbs

XPedition2: 330 lbs

XP Lite2: 220 lbs

XP Trike2: 330 lbs

XP4: 330 lbs

Check out the list below to see the weight of each Lectric eBike frame:

XPress2: 60 lbs

XPress Lite: 45.6 lbs

XPeak2: 64.5 lbs

XPedition2: 65 lbs

XP Lite2: 41 lbs

XP Trike2: 79 lbs

XP4: 62 lbs

Check out the list below to see the top speed for each Lectric eBike model:

XPress2: 28mph (45km)

XPress Lite: 28mph (45km)

XPeak2: 28mph (45km)

XPedition2: 28mph (45km)

XP Lite2: 20mph (32km)

XP Trike2: 14mph (23km)

XP Trike2 750: 17mph (27km)

XP4: 28mph (45km)

Check out the list below to see the rider height range for each Lectric eBike model:

XPress2 High-Step: 5'4 - 6'4

XPress2 Step-Thru: 5'2 - 6'3

XPress Lite: 5'4 - 6'4

XPeak2 High-Step: 5'4 - 6'5

XPeak2 Step-Thru: 5'2 - 6'3

XPedition2: 4'11 - 6'5

XP Lite2: 4'8 - 6'2

XP Trike2: 4'10 - 6'2

XP4: 4'10 - 6'3

XP4 Step-Thru: 4'10 - 6'3

Riders within these height ranges may comfortably ride the bikes by simply adjusting the seat and handlebars to their height preference.

All Lectric eBikes ship as a class 2 electric bike, meaning it has a throttle capable of propelling the bike at speeds of up to 20mph. Pedal assist will also be limited to 12 or 20mph in this setting depending on the model.

If you would like to go faster, the XP, XPedition, XPeak, XPress, and XPress Lite bikes can be unlocked to achieve class 3 settings. This will allow you to reach pedal-assist speeds of up to 28mph!

It is just a simple change of the settings on the display to increase the max speed. For instructions on how to change the top speed of the bike please check your user manual, or click here for an article explaining the process.

Please note that due to federal eBike laws, the throttle will remain limited to 14mph or 20mph regardless. You must check your local regulations before unlocking your bike as laws vary by state, municipality, and in some cases trail.

All Lectric eBikes are designed to handle extreme temperatures to a point. Mechanical and electrical components on the bikes react differently to various temperatures and weather conditions.

Cold Weather:
When riding in cold temperatures, be sure to keep your bike running until you reach your destination to prevent your motor from freezing up on you. Please note that colder temperatures can impact your battery's range and you may notice it fades quicker than in warmer months. As always, we highly recommend storing your battery inside at moderate temperatures when possible!

Hot Weather:
Our eBikes are designed to handle extreme temperatures to a point. Our headquarters is located in Phoenix, AZ, so we understand heat! Extreme temperatures can impact your battery's performance, so you may see your battery drain faster in excessive heat. As always, we recommend storing your battery inside at moderate temperatures whenever possible.

Storing your ebike battery properly during the winter is essential to maintain its performance and longevity. Here are some tips for winter storage:

• Charge the Battery: Before storing your ebike battery, make sure it's fully charged. This helps prevent it from self-discharging completely during storage, which can lead to irreversible damage.
• Store in a Cool, Dry Place: Find a cool, dry location to store your ebike battery during the winter months. Avoid areas with extreme temperatures, such as unheated garages or sheds, as freezing temperatures can harm the battery.
• Check Charge Periodically: It's a good idea to check the battery's charge periodically during storage, approximately every 1-2 months. If the charge level drops significantly, recharge the battery to around 50% capacity to maintain its health.
• Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Protect the battery from exposure to extreme cold or heat. Extreme temperatures can affect the battery's performance and lifespan. If possible, store the battery indoors at room temperature.
• Disconnect the Battery: If your ebike allows it, disconnect the battery from the bike during storage. This prevents any potential drain on the battery from the bike's electrical systems.
• Store Upright: Store the battery in an upright position to prevent any leaks or spills. Avoid placing heavy objects on top of the battery during storage.
• Refer to Manufacturer's Guidelines: Follow any specific storage recommendations provided by the ebike manufacturer. They may have additional guidelines tailored to your particular battery model.

By following these tips, you can ensure that your ebike battery remains in good condition throughout the winter and is ready for use when the riding season resumes.

A torque sensor on an ebike is a component that measures the force or pressure applied to the pedals by the rider. It detects the amount of torque or rotational force exerted on the pedal crank and translates this information into signals that control the assistance provided by the electric motor. Essentially, the torque sensor determines how much power the motor should deliver based on the rider's pedaling effort.