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Lectric XPedition vs Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

The Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2 is the better choice for commuters who want a refined Bosch mid-drive, integrated lights, fenders and a rack out of the box. The Lectric XPedition is a cargo-first machine: a 450 lb total capacity, a long 72-inch frame and a 750W hub motor make it the pick for hauling kids or groceries. The Trek rides lighter and smoother and gets strong marks from reviewers for its component spec; the Lectric wins on payload and versatility.

  • Choose the Lectric XPedition if you need to carry passengers or heavy loads and want a long-tail cargo frame with a high payload rating.
  • Choose the Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2 if you want a lighter, smoother Class 3 commuter with a Bosch mid-drive and lights, fenders and a rack already fitted.

Prices

  • Lectric XPedition: $1,799.00 at Nyc Bicycle Shop (last seen Nov 9)
  • Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2: $3,149.99 at Jay's Cycles (checked today)
  • Difference: the Lectric XPedition is $1,350.99 cheaper than the Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2 at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)
Lectric
Lectric XPedition

Lectric XPedition
$1,799.00at Nyc Bicycle ShopChecked 20 h ago
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Pros
  • 450 lb total capacity handles kids and cargo
  • Dual-battery option extends range substantially
  • Torque sensor gives natural pedal assist
  • Hydraulic disc brakes with power cut-off
Cons
  • Very heavy at 68 to 75 lbs
  • Long 72-inch frame is awkward to store and transport
  • Hub motor feels less refined than a mid-drive
  • 20-inch wheels ride rougher than larger ones
Trek
Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

5(1 rating)
$3,149.99at Jay's CyclesChecked 12 h ago
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Pros
  • Smooth, refined Bosch mid-drive power
  • Lighter at 58 lbs and easier to handle
  • Lights, fenders and rear rack included
  • Suspension fork with lockout and 4-piston hydraulic brakes
Cons
  • Owners and reviewers call it heavy
  • Smaller 500Wh battery than the Lectric's single pack
  • Not built for heavy cargo or passengers
  • Costs more to step up to than a hub-drive bike

What separates them

Lectric XPeditionTrek Allant+ 7S Gen 2
Motor750W rear hub motorBosch Performance Line mid-drive
Battery672Wh, expandable to 1,344Wh with a second battery500Wh hidden in the frame, removable
Payload450 lbs total carrying capacityNot rated as a cargo bike
Weight68 lbs single battery, 75 lbs dual58 lbs
Wheels and tires20 x 3 inch tires on a long frame27.5 x 2.4 inch tires
DrivetrainShimano 8-speedShimano CUES 9-speed
Included equipmentCargo frame; lights and racks vary by buildIntegrated front and rear lights, fenders and rear rack standard
FrameCarbon, long-tail layoutAluminum, step-over commuter layout

Price history

$3,149.99$1,799.00
Nov 9Nov 10
  • Lectric XPedition: lowest $1,799.00 on Nov 10 at Nyc Bicycle Shop.
  • Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2: lowest $3,149.99 on Nov 9 at Jay's Cycles; $3,149.99 on Nov 10.

Prices at every store

Lectric XPedition

  • Nyc Bicycle ShopNew

    Availability unknown

    $1,799.00Checked 20 h ago
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Prices and history →

Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

  • Jay's CyclesNew

    In stock

    $3,149.99Checked 12 h ago
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  • Trek BicycleRefurbished

    In stock

    $3,299.99+ $70.00 shippingChecked Nov 9
    Visit Trek Bicycle
  • Trek Bicycle Stores of FloridaNew

    Out of stock

    $3,849.99Free shippingChecked Nov 9
    Visit Trek Bicycle Stores of Florida
  • Cahaba CyclesNew

    Out of stock

    $3,849.99+ $149.00 shippingChecked Nov 9
    Visit Cahaba Cycles
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Specs compared

SpecLectric XPeditionTrek Allant+ 7S Gen 2
Motor750W rear hubBosch Performance Line mid-drive
Battery Size672Wh (or 1,344Wh with dual battery)500 Wh
Wheel x Tire size20” x 3”27.5" x 2.4"
WeightSingle battery: 68 lbs., Dual battery: 75 lbs.58 lbs.
ColorRaindrop BlueHex Blue
DrivetrainShimano 8 speedShimano Cues 9-speed
Frame MaterialCarbonAluminum
Wheel Size20''27.5 inch wheels
SuspensionSingle Front63 mm travel fork
Class2 or 3 (can be changed in settings)—
Length72 inches—
Carrying capacity450 lbs. total—
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SpecLectric XPeditionTrek Allant+ 7S Gen 2
Battery OptionSingle—
BrakesHydraulic disc brakes with power cut-off sensor—
CranksetAluminum alloy, 152mm 50T—
SaddleComfort Saddle—
Battery36V 14.7AH—
Control PanelLCD Color Display—
Pedal AssistIntegrated Torque Sensor 4 levels pedal assist—
Fork TypeSuspension—
BrakeHydraulic Disc—
Motor Power

What reviewers say

Lectric XPedition

Owners praise the XPedition as a capable, well-equipped cargo bike for the money, with the torque sensor and hydraulic brakes standing out. Common complaints center on weight, length and flex under heavy loads.

What people mention
  • WeightCriticisedOwners say the bike is very heavy, especially in dual-battery form, which makes lifting and stairs hard.
  • HandlingMixedRiders find it stable loaded but cumbersome in tight spaces because of its length.
  • Motor assistPraisedThe torque sensor and 750W motor are described as smooth and strong, even on hills with cargo.
  • BrakesPraisedHydraulic discs with cut-off are reported to stop well when fully loaded.

Trek Allant+ 7S Gen 2

Owners describe a solid, responsive ride and a durable, versatile commuter. They single out the 4-amp charger and the Flow app as strong points. The recurring complaint is weight.

What people mention
  • Ride feelPraisedOwners call the ride solid and responsive on pavement and rougher roads.
  • WeightCriticisedBuyers complain the bike is heavy at 58 lbs, which shows when lifting or parking it.
  • ChargingPraisedThe 4-amp charger is called fast and convenient.
  • AppPraisedThe Bosch Flow app is praised for activity tracking and navigation.
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Questions and answers

Which is better for carrying kids or groceries?
The Lectric XPedition. Its long-tail frame and 450 lb total capacity are built for passengers and cargo. The Trek is a commuter bike, not a cargo platform.
Which rides smoother?
The Trek. Its Bosch mid-drive, 27.5-inch tires and suspension fork with lockout give a more stable, refined ride. The Lectric's 20-inch tires and hub motor feel rougher.
Which lasts longer?
Both are durable, but the Trek's Bosch mid-drive and Shimano CUES 9-speed are known for long service life, and Trek backs it with dealer support. The Lectric's hub motor is simpler and cheaper to replace.
Is the Trek worth stepping up to?
Yes if you commute and want integrated lights, fenders, a rack and smoother power. No if you need to haul heavy loads, where the Lectric wins.
Can the Lectric go faster?
Both top out around 25 to 28 mph. The Lectric is rated to 25 mph; the Trek's Bosch Speed motor assists to 28 mph.
Which is easier to store and carry?
The Trek. At 58 lbs and with standard 27.5-inch wheels it is easier to move and fit on a rack. The Lectric is 68 to 75 lbs and 72 inches long.

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Motor StyleSingle—
Max Speed25 mph—
E-Bike Class—3
Suspension Type—Front Suspension
With Hydraulic Brake—Yes
Number Of Speeds—9 speed