The Lectric XPeak2 gives Tampa Bay riders a full-size fat-tire eBike to consider for everyday trips and varied surfaces where eBikes are permitted. Start with three practical questions: which frame feels comfortable, where will the bike be stored, and how will you handle its weight? This guide draws on the shop listing and manufacturer specifications, rather than a hands-on range test.
The XPeak2 uses 26-inch wheels with four-inch tires and a full-size frame. Its physical size deserves as much attention as the motor or battery. Measure the route from your storage spot to the street, including doorways, steps and tight turns, before choosing a configuration.
High-Step vs. Step-Thru Frame Fit
The 6000-series aluminum frame comes in High-Step and Step-Thru layouts. Rider height is a starting point; inseam, reach, balance and ease of mounting matter too. Try the available frame styles with staff help rather than choosing only by color.
- Manufacturer height guidance: 5 ft 4 in to 6 ft 5 in
- Traditional diamond top-tube configuration
- Check clearance over the higher top tube
- Confirm comfortable handlebar and brake-lever reach
High-Step (Tempest Grey)
- Manufacturer height guidance: 5 ft 2 in to 6 ft 3 in
- Low swooping center section for direct mounting
- Allows stepping straight through the frame
- Try the lower entry if stepping over a high tube is awkward
Step-Thru (Stratus White)
Manufacturer height ranges offer general reference points rather than definite fit promises. Standover height, forward reach to the handlebars, brake lever distance, and saddle adjustment must be evaluated in person to confirm balanced steering control.
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Verified Specifications and Mechanical Build
The XPeak2 combines a rear-hub motor with mechanical bicycle gears and front suspension. These are the specifications listed by Tampa Bay eBikes and Lectric; they help describe the hardware without predicting how every rider will experience it.
| Feature | Details |
| Motor | 750W rear-hub motor (1310W peak output) delivering 85Nm torque |
| Pedal Assist | PWR+ torque-sensing assistance paired with a thumb throttle |
| Drivetrain | 8-speed Shimano Altus mechanical derailleur system |
| Suspension | RST Renegade front suspension fork with 80mm travel |
| Tires | 26×4 inch knobby tires suited for diverse terrain |
| Braking | Hydraulic disc brakes with 203mm front and 180mm rear rotors |
| Frame Material | 6000 series aluminum construction |
| Weight Limits | Total maximum payload capacity rated at 330lb |
| Bicycle Weight | 64.5lb complete bicycle excluding battery |
| Battery Weight | 10.5lb manufacturer battery module |
The 330 lb payload rating is the total for rider and cargo. Accessories and their own limits must also be checked; a rack rating does not increase the bicycle’s total capacity. Ask the shop to confirm the setup you plan to use.
Front Suspension and Torque-Sensing Power Delivery
The RST Renegade front fork offers 80 mm of suspension travel. It allows the front wheel to move over uneven surfaces, while the rear frame has no suspension shock. Ask staff about fork adjustment and the accessories included with the exact configuration you order.
PWR+ torque-sensing assistance responds to how hard you pedal. During an available demo, start with a low assistance setting and assess how the response feels to you. A specification alone cannot tell you whether you will prefer one assistance system over another.
The thumb throttle offers another way to request motor assistance. The motor drives the rear hub; the eight-speed Shimano Altus gearing changes the rider’s pedaling ratio. These are separate functions, so practice gear selection as well as assistance settings.
Everyday Storage Demands and Transport Limitations
The XPeak2 has a full-size frame that does not fold for storage. Leave space for its wheels and handlebars, plus room to walk around and maneuver it. A sheltered, accessible storage plan is worth checking before bringing the bike home.
Lectric lists the complete bicycle at 64.5 lb without the battery, with a 10.5 lb battery figure. The 64.5 lb number is not the weight of a bare frame. Even with the battery removed, this is a substantial bicycle to carry upstairs. Ask for a safe handling demonstration and decide whether your daily storage route is practical.
For car transport, check the carrier’s per-bike weight limit, tire-width and wheelbase compatibility, attachment requirements, and the vehicle’s applicable limits. Include installed accessories in the actual load. Have the shop help confirm compatibility; a rack that held a previous bicycle may not fit this one.
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Plan Your In-Person Evaluation
Confirming physical dimensions, handlebar reach, and lift weight helps determine if a full-size fat-tire eBike matches your home setup.
Battery Choices and Real-World Range Factors
The Standard Range configuration has a removable 48V 15Ah (720Wh) battery, while Long Range uses 48V 20Ah (960Wh). Removability lets you plan charging separately from bicycle storage. Ask staff to demonstrate removal and secure installation, and follow the supplied charging instructions.
Lectric advertises up to 60 miles for Standard Range and up to 80 miles for Long Range. These are manufacturer maximum estimates, not results from a Tampa Bay eBikes test or a promise for your route.
Real-world travel distance varies continuously based on rider weight, cargo load, wind resistance, tire inflation levels, throttle usage, and frequent stops along busy corridors. Electrical safety compliance is verified under UL 2849 for the complete electrical system and UL 2271 for the battery packs.
Showroom Fit Questions and Buyer Checklist
Call ahead to confirm whether the exact XPeak2 frame or a suitable demonstration bike is available. Bring your storage measurements and any carrier details. A short checklist makes the visit more useful:
- Check standover clearance by standing flat-footed over the top tube on both the High-Step and Step-Thru.
- Assess forward reach to ensure shoulders and wrists remain comfortable while turning the wide handlebars.
- Ask staff to demonstrate walking and handling the complete bicycle safely; remember the 64.5 lb figure excludes the battery.
- Ask staff to demonstrate battery removal and secure installation for charging.
- Check actual carrier ratings and dimensions, including support for four-inch tires.
- Confirm availability of specific frame colors and battery variants before planning your visit.
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The South Tampa showroom is at 4004 S MacDill Ave, Unit 6, Tampa, FL 33611. Call 727-228-1975 before traveling to confirm the exact model, frame and demo availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Lectric XPeak2 fold for storage?
No, the Lectric XPeak2 is a rigid, full-size electric bicycle that does not fold. It requires dedicated storage space comparable to a traditional mountain bike.
How heavy is the bicycle and does that include the battery?
Lectric lists 64.5 lb for the complete bicycle without its battery and 10.5 lb for the battery. Check the actual configuration and accessories when planning lifting or transport.
How should riders choose between High-Step and Step-Thru frames?
Compare clearance, reach and ease of mounting. Manufacturer height guides are 5 ft 4 in–6 ft 5 in for High-Step and 5 ft 2 in–6 ft 3 in for Step-Thru; these are guidelines, not individual fit guarantees.
What does the torque sensor do compared to a cadence sensor?
The torque sensor measures pedaling effort to inform assistance. A cadence sensor measures pedal rotation. Try the assistance response yourself if a demo is available instead of assuming one will suit every rider.
Is the advertised battery range guaranteed?
The up-to-60 and up-to-80-mile figures are manufacturer maxima. Actual distance varies with rider and cargo load, terrain, assistance, throttle use and weather. Plan a reserve rather than relying on the maximum.
What must be checked before transporting the XPeak2 on a vehicle rack?
Check the actual bike-and-accessory weight against the carrier’s per-bike limit, plus tire width, wheelbase, attachment method and vehicle limits. Ask for compatibility help rather than choosing a rack from the nominal bike weight alone.
Local Verification and Purchasing
The Lectric XPeak2 is also listed as XPeak 2.0. Tampa Bay eBikes lists configurations from $1,499 to $1,699 as checked October 25, 2026. Prices and availability can change, and build and assembly fees apply. Confirm the selected frame, battery and included equipment before ordering.
View Current Inventory and Pricing
Review available frame configurations and battery options directly through the local inventory catalog.
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