Lectric XPress2
Lectric's elevated everyday commuter — a 750W hub (1310W peak) with 85Nm, an adjustable SR SunTour suspension fork, StarUnion 602 hydraulic brakes and a Shimano Altus 8-speed. Pick the sporty High-Step Commuter or the laid-back Step-Thru Cruiser.
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Lectric XPress2 in the Wild
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The Engineering
Two Ride Styles, One Elevated Commuter

Commuter or Cruiser
Two frames · one price
Sporty Commuter
The High-Step Commuter runs a sportier, more athletic geometry for riders who want to move quickly through the city.
Laid-Back Cruiser
The Step-Thru Cruiser trades the top tube for an easy step-through and a relaxed, upright, comfort-focused ride.
Switchable Feel
The XPerience Switch toggles between a torque sensor for a responsive, athletic ride and a cadence sensor for an effortless boost.

750W Stealth M24 Hub
750W nom · 1310W peak · 85 Nm
Strong, Quiet Power
A 750W hub peaking at 1310W with 85Nm is quick off the line and confident on hills, and the M24 tech keeps it whisper-quiet.
Up To 60 Miles
A semi-integrated 48V 14Ah (672Wh) battery on the down tube powers up to 60 miles and supports fast charging.
Class 1/2/3
Five ride modes and a thumb throttle make it a Class 1, 2 or 3 bike — up to 28 mph where permitted.

Comfort & Control
SR SunTour · 602 hydraulic
Suspension Fork
An SR SunTour XCM 32 fork with 80mm of adjustable travel soaks up broken pavement and curbs.
602 Hydraulic Brakes
StarUnion 602 hydraulic disc brakes deliver strong, repeatable stops in any weather.
8-Speed Shimano
A Shimano Altus 8-speed drivetrain gives you real gearing for hills and higher-speed cruising.
The Cockpit
A Thoughtful Cockpit
3.5" TFT Display + XPerience Switch + Keyless Riding
A detachable backlit 3.5" TFT color display with a USB-C port and IP-X5 water resistance shows trip, battery and power data at a glance, with five intuitive ride modes.
The XPerience Switch lets you choose your ride feel on the fly — a torque sensor for an athletic, responsive sprint or a cadence sensor for an effortless boost — with keyless riding to hop on and go.
Find Your Fit
Size & Fittings
XPress2 Commuter / Cruiser
Will It Fit You?
- Rider height5'4" – 6'4"
- Seat height33.5" – 45"
- Stand-over29"
- Dimensions (L×W×H)72 × 17 × 43"
- Weight60 lbs (w/o battery)
- Max load330 lbs
The XPress2 fits riders 5'4" to 6'4". The High-Step Commuter runs a sportier geometry; the Step-Thru Cruiser drops the top tube for an easy 29" step-over and upright comfort. Both share the same 60 lb (without battery) chassis and 330 lb payload.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
Source: lectricebikes.com →⚡ E-System
🚦 Performance
🔧 Ride & Brakes
✨ Options & Certs
The Bike Cave Verdict
Ben's Take
The XPress2 is the one that made me look twice at the spec sheet. A suspension fork, StarUnion 602 hydraulic brakes, a Shimano Altus 8-speed and a switchable torque/cadence sensor is a genuinely premium commuter package — and it's $1,399 with two frame styles to choose from. The 750W/1310W hub with 85Nm has real punch, the 672Wh battery's 60-mile claim is solid, and the Commuter-vs-Cruiser split means you can match it to how you actually ride. On paper it doesn't feel like a budget bike anymore. I'll put it on camera for the full verdict.
👍 What stands out
- Premium kit for the money: suspension fork, 602 hydraulics, 8-speed Shimano
- Switchable torque/cadence feel via the XPerience Switch
- Strong 750W / 1310W hub with 85Nm and 28 mph capability
- Two frame styles — sporty Commuter or comfy Cruiser — at one price
- Up to 60 miles with fast charging
👎 What to know
- Not yet reviewed on camera — verdict and score to come
- 60 lbs before the battery — not a lift-up-stairs bike
- Single 672Wh battery — no dual-battery option for big miles
- 20 mph unless you unlock Class 3 where legal
Kit it out
Accessories made for the Lectric XPress2
All Lectric accessories (3 matched) →Lectric builds these for this bike. Fitment comes from Lectric's own product listings, not our guesswork.













