I received my bike and assembled it in approximately 20 minutes.

This is my first E bike and it surpassed my expectations. First time I hit a hill I was in level 1 and thought wow this is a heavy bike and then I remembered to bump up a couple levels and up I went no problem.

The only real problem was my front fender was off center, and I emailed, and they had a new fender to me in a couple days.

I would highly recommend Lectric e bikes.

I took it out the day after it came (rural Maine is famous for late-in-the-day deliveries) and have almost not stopped riding it. Air pressure during shipping caused some fun things to happen to the rear tire (which comes attached and inflated) and almost caused the valve core of the front tire tube to separate (none of this is Lectric's fault) but both were quick to take care of. The "assembly" (it's just fitting a few pieces together so that word seems overkill) was dead simple and the toolkit Lectric provided was very high quality.

Managed to get my Garmin kit on it (mostly for the radar) easily and also ordered a bolt extender for my bike trailer.

Took it out on some local, rough dirt roads, up to the top of Mt Agamenticus (and around it), and over to Ogunquit to see the shore. Just a phenomenal ride. Also used the trailer with it to pick up our weekly CSA haul.

Ordered the extended battery yesterday since I plan on taking this everywhere I possibly can. I'm considering getting the studded snow tires, too, before that season kicks in here.

100% recommend this bike.

Oh, and I'm 6' 2" and this fits perfectly with room to spare.

This is the best bike I ever owned, it's big bold and beautiful, sturdy and can take the weight, at 287 pounds i fit like a glove. Thank you for making a ebike for big guys like me!

Love my bike so far! Covered lots of hills!!

I've been wanting to try out electric bicycles for a while now, after first seeing them for rent while touring Florence, Italy. I had thought about renting one locally to get a feel for them, but decided to dive in. I asked Grok to research the best bikes under $1500, and Lectric was near the top of that list, so I went for it and bought a pair of XPeak 2.0s, the High-Step for me and the Step-Through for the wife. As the title says, absolute game-changer. The setup was a little involved, but not difficult, and was way easier the second time. Just follow the video. You will need a big torque wrench for the rear hub. I ended up ordering a small hex torque wrench set to be on the safe side. We rode them around our farm a little to get some practice, then took them out for 18 miles of paved trail. In short, the ride feels completely natural. We selected a gear that felt right (5 or 6 for me) and then set the PAS to achieve the desired speed. PAS 2 got us up to about 12 mph, and PAS 3 reached about 17 mph. Everything works. The suspension is excellent, the stability is great, the brakes are great, the seat...Well, I replaced that with a cruising seat, but the suspension post is excellent. So far, the battery life has been impressive. The 18-mile ride didn't move the battery bar at all. We were pretty light on the throttle, though. Even so, my fitness tracker informed me that at no time during the ride was I in the fat-burning zone.

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