Hybrid Electric Bikes
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What Makes an eBike a Hybrid Electric Bike?
A hybrid electric bike pairs the upright, multi-terrain build of a hybrid bicycle with a pedal-assist motor, so it handles pavement, packed trails, and everything in between.
Wider tires and a front suspension fork smooth out cracked streets and gravel alike, while a hub or mid-drive motor adds power on hills and longer rides without extra fatigue. Integrated lights, fenders, and rear cargo racks round out the everyday practicality, so the same bike that gets you to work also handles a weekend trail.
How Fast Can a Hybrid Electric Bike Go?
Every Lectric hybrid electric bike ships as a class 2, with a throttle capped at 20 mph and pedal assist available whenever you want it. Select models can switch to Class 3 through the display settings, raising pedal-assisted speed to 28 mph while keeping the throttle capped at 20 mph, so the bike stays street legal no matter which setting you ride in.
Finding the Right Hybrid Electric Bike for You
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If you're taking weekend trips on gravel or dirt trails: The XPeak2 is built as an off-roading eBike, but can still handle the ride to work for those who don't mind a heavier frame.
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If you're commuting most days, but want to detour onto a trail now and then: The XPress2 Commuter switches between Class 2 and Class 3, and its torque and cadence sensors toggle to match whichever ride you're on.
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If you're hopping on and off the bike for errands throughout the day: The XPress2 Cruiser pairs the same 750W motor with an upright, step-thru geometry that's easy to mount and dismount.
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If you need to bring the bike with you, in a car trunk, on a plane, or up an apartment stairwell: The XP4 folds down for storage or travel and includes a built-in rear rack for whatever you're carrying along with it.
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If you're carrying the bike more than you're riding it long distances: The XP Lite2 weighs 49 lbs and is available with a belt drive for lower maintenance.