Lectric Xp 2.0

I recently bought a Lectric XP 2.0 and I've been absolutely loving it, and Lectric recommends that you take the bike for a checkup after the "dial-in period" which is your first 100 miles on the bike. And those 100 miles came and went in the blink of an eye for me, so I started looking for bike shops in my area.

I am an adult and I plan to use this for myself and share it with my adult friends and family on the occasion. There are some hilly roads where I ride. I am coming from a Lectric XP 2.0 ebike and I would like to own an electric scooter.

\- Lectric XP 2.0 $999 (500W, 48v 9.6ah, front suspension, fenders/rack included, 64lbs). \- Luna 52V mid drive $1,800 (750W mid drive, 52V 13.5Ah, no suspension, fenders sold separately, 38lbs). \- RadExpand 5 $1,499 (750W, 48V 14Ah, no suspension, fenders/rack included, 62.5lbs).

If you keep speeds low, a folding fat tire bike like the Lectric XP 2.0 would work. There are plenty of comments here speaking to the risks of using a folding bike off-road, and I agree with them, but if you keep your speed low and and try to choose paths that minimize impacts, you should be fine. You just don't want to go out beating on a folding bike like it's an eMTB.

At least the Lectric XP 2.0 is a proven bike..most 1k and lower are sketchy at best. A few more dollars would get you a Rad Power bike or a Juiced ebike. At least these have some good qualities.my friend just bought the Lectric XP 2.0 and absolutely loves it alot..bang for your buck champ or save a bit more to get a bit more.