While e-bikes have become synonymous with city commutes and leisure rides in the park, Lectric has decided to throw a curveball into the industry with its newest model, the XPeak. This e-bike isn’t just a new product; it’s a paradigm shift for Lectric, a brand predominantly associated with urban electric folding bikes.
The Stealth M24 motor barely makes any noise while operating
Gone are the foldable frames, replaced by a rugged structure that echoes the aesthetic of a mountain bike. The Minnesota-based company designed the XPeak with adventure enthusiasts in mind, equipping it with all-terrain capabilities. Its front suspension fork and four-inch wide fat tires signal its readiness to tackle more than just paved roads.
Performance-wise, the XPeak isn’t lacking either. A 750-watt hub motor with a peak output of 1,310 watts powers this beast. What does that mean in layman’s terms? A top speed of 28 mph and the flexibility to operate in Class 1, 2, or 3 modes. The Stealth M24 motor even operates silently, ensuring your off-road experience isn’t disturbed by mechanical whirring.
When it comes to convenience, the XPeak has an edge. The 48-volt, 14-ampere-hour battery isn’t just integrated into the frame, but it’s also removable for easy charging. And for those days when you don’t feel like pedaling? The e-bike has a thumb throttle that basically turns it into a mini electric motorbike. Add to that a seven-speed derailleur drivetrain and hydraulic disc brakes, and you’ve got yourself a ride that’s reliable and safe. Speaking of safety, this e-bike has undergone rigorous ISO M4210-10 testing, meeting the quality standards of even premium brands.
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