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The Lectric XP Lite2 Long-Range Belt Drive is a folding electric bike built around a belt drive instead of a chain, so there is no chain lube, grease or chain noise to deal with. It folds to roughly 36 x 16 x 27 inches and fits riders from about 4'8" to 6'2", with a 275 lb payload limit. Five levels of pedal-assist and a twist throttle let it run as a Class 1 or Class 2 eBike. It suits commuters, RV owners and small-apartment riders who want a low-maintenance folder; against chain-driven folders like the standard XP Lite2 it trades a little drivetrain efficiency for cleaner, quieter running.
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The Lectric XP Lite2 is a folding eBike with a belt drive instead of a chain. The Gates SideTrack carbon-reinforced belt is clean, quiet and nearly maintenance-free. It pairs a 70-tooth aluminum chainring with a 22-tooth rear cog for a single-speed drivetrain. A 300W rear hub motor (819W peak) with 28Nm of torque powers it, with five pedal-assist levels and a half-twist throttle. It rides as a Class 1 or Class 2 eBike.
Lectric's Pedal Assist Wattage Regulation (PWR) assists the rider up to a set power level for each assist setting, rather than limiting assistance by speed alone. Because of this, the bike uses a cadence sensor instead of a torque sensor. A backlit color LCD shows trip and battery information and has a USB-A port. The headlamp and taillight run off the battery.
The frame folds at both the handlebar stem and the main frame, and the pedals push-fold for compact storage. The seat post is adjustable and removable, and the handlebar stem telescopes to fit different riders. The frame has multiple accessory mounting points, and removable grip end caps allow for add-ons.
