Loved the review! I am 67 and looking at an E-bike for pleasure riding. It is light, can be transported easily, and the power seems more than adequate.
Very cool you took the time to show a bit of this really affordable easy to transport bike. Hope people start out with this bike and really enjoy what it can do for relaxing rides and get out of the house. 👍
Wow I’ve been comparing and researching e bikes over the past few weeks and your definitely the best at real world test and showing off real world range too. 👏👏👏
We have a 20 mile paved loop which we ride at PAS 2 or 3 with no use of throttle. At the end, the battery is around 40% so I wouldn't be surprised if I get a range of 30 miles. Yes, we are only riding at around 12-15 mph but that's plenty fast for us.
First week of having mine and spot on review. I use mine to get to work a handful of miles from home. Full throttle lazy ride there and fun ride home. Only thing for me is the seat is not the greatest being the default one and the key location is questionable but totally understandable for rain. But overall 9.8/10.
Still stand by my comment. Slight front brake rub that never went away. 15 buck tune up at the local shop and was good to go. So far nothing to complain about. Absolutely recommend@@NTBWA
Your videos always provide entertaining content information 👍🏻 48v combined with a geared motor gives pretty good performance. If that battery pack is made with high quality cells, it seems like a good bargain. My Fiido L3 is 48v and geared and gives very respectable power results. 20+ mph is a very nice cruising speed.
Great review. I wonder when the next type of Lectric will come out. I wish they came out with a full size ebike that had much more power that came in under 25lbs.
I want this to be my first ever form of transportation by myself. What y’all think? I live in a hilly area but I can pedal. And most of the hills are around the same size as the ones he shown.
“David Brand New” is selling a foldable turtle neck post to get rid of the giraffe post (that I hate the look of) and he also has BMX type handlebars. You could put other bars if you wish. Then “RV with Tito” does a video on how to put a front suspension on the Lectric Lite. I’ll be ready to trick mine out when I get it Wednesday!!! I have and love my Cyrusher Kommoda, with dual suspension, but bought this LL to take with me camping! Just to use around the campground. Great video! Your fan, Gail from Michigan.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
They're throwing me out of my apartment building with my bike, I got the three-.0 thinking of buying this model so I can carry it up the stairs. The other one weighs 60 lb kind of a struggle ,no elevator💯💪✌
Can't get this one in Australia but was thinking of getting the lankeleisi g660 imported from China. Looks like a slightly beefier xp lite. It has 400w motor, derailleur and front suspension using same size frame.
I have a Ninebot Max w/Seat (47lbs), & when I bought it last year I was choosing between that & this XP Lite. I’m not mad @ my choice, but looking @ your presentation has my eyeballing it again lol. Good mention on your wife being 5’3” bc I’m 5’5” & us short ppl need to be able to mount & flat foot a bike LOL A real deciding factor for us shorties. 😆
Fenders. I understand not coming with them, but I'd like to be able to buy a pair. You rode though that small patch of water and it splashed on your camera lens. It must have got your pants and back of your shirt too.
That's a single speed or gear rather.. Still very useful gearing ..Not bad .. It's gonna be a perfectly fine bike for 90% of everyone's needs. Just think of the savings on this bike.. Big bucks.. I would get a rack and another battery too.. Still cheap!
Hey man I have a Fabulous with the Bafang motor and display. When I power up the red battery lite comes on. It goes off when I use the throttle but my peddle assist does not work.Im asking you because I know it will drive you nuts until you figure it out.Lmfao.Thanks in advance.
16 miles? I couldn't justify $800 on that. You need more range, it needs a bigger battery or another battery on top of the crossbar. I ride a Bee Cool Adventurer and typically take a total 15 mile round trip, but sometimes more and plenty of juice to spare. I couldn't imagine taking a 15 mile trip with a 16 mile range. Too much range anxiety with the XP Lite. 20 mph is fine, just lacking juice. I could care less about a bigger batter adding weight.
Keep in mind that he was really flogging it and trying to burn the battery as quickly as possible. I'm pretty sure using more pedal assist it could easily get 20 or more miles.
I easily get over 40 miles to a charge but I rarely use the throttle and usually in pedal assist 1 or 2. I want some exercise when I ride. I did put a suspension seat post and better seat on it. Really helps. It also depends on the weight of the rider. A lighter weight person will definitely get more mileage than a heavier person.
To resolve the battery you mention, the solution is to purchase a spare battery from Lectric. This should enable long road trips. Although one should also purchase the carrier. True it won’t go 28 mph, only 20, but many of us are fine with that. Especially as the e-bike is only 46-7 lbs, making it quite easy to handle. Just thought I’d mention this. It depends on what one wants from an e-bike. For what you mention, the 3.0 is available.
@@JazzmanJeff I agree with your analysis of the bike, it is built to a purpose “weight“ and I like that. Just wanted to be sure people understood the two draw backs. If it had a larger motor I would purchase it and get an extra battery. Just my two cents.
