Start with the drivetrain. If you want a Gates belt on the Lectric XP Lite3, the Tampa Bay eBikes listing pairs it with the long-range battery in JW Black or Ballerina Pink. If you prefer a chain, you have a choice of battery sizes. Choose the configuration first, then check which colors come with it.

Which battery and color go together?
The shop lists seven combinations across six colors. Arctic White is the only color offered with both battery sizes. A shopper comparing two white bikes should check the configuration name as well as the photo.
| Battery / drive | Shop colors |
|---|---|
| Standard · chain | Arctic White |
| Long range · chain | Arctic White, Blue Mist, Matte Grey, Matte Lavender |
| Long range · belt | JW Black, Ballerina Pink |
The product page lists the bike from $799; check the price shown after selecting the color and configuration you want.
See XP Lite3 configurations and current prices
Decide whether the extra battery capacity helps
The standard pack is rated at 48 volts and 7.8 amp-hours. The long-range pack is 48 volts and 14 amp-hours (672 watt-hours). Lectric quotes up to 45 and 80 miles respectively. These are estimates under manufacturer conditions, not distances you can count on between outlets.
For example, a 12-mile trip out means planning for at least 24 miles if you ride back. Add any errands and allow a reserve. Wind, rider and cargo weight, stops and assist setting affect how much energy the ride takes. If you can charge at your destination, your purchase decision may look different.
One gear, with a choice of chain or belt
Both drivetrains have one mechanical speed. Choose the chain if you prefer a familiar drivetrain that you can clean and lubricate. The Gates belt runs without chain oil, which can be useful if the folded bike shares space with clothing or luggage. It still needs inspection and correct tension. The belt option in this listing always includes the long-range battery.

What the motor and controls actually change
The 300-watt rear hub motor is rated at 819 watts peak and 28 Nm of torque. Peak power is not a second motor option. A cadence sensor tells the system you are pedaling. Select among five assist modes on the 3.5-inch color display to change the level of motor help without shifting a gear.
The controls also operate the integrated rear turn signals. Hydraulic disc brakes and 20 × 2.5-inch tires are shared features; neither requires you to select the belt or the bigger battery.

Check fit and pickup before checkout
Both the frame and stem fold. Lectric lists a folded package 36 inches long, 16 inches wide and 27 inches high. Measure your cargo opening and the space beyond it; the bike must pass through both. The 41-pound figure excludes the battery. The 275-pound payload is a total for rider and cargo.
Open the shop listing, select the battery and drivetrain, then confirm the color, price and any applicable fees. If local pickup matters, ask Tampa Bay eBikes for arrival timing for that exact combination. An online selection does not establish that the same bike is on the showroom floor.

Ask the shop about pickup or a visit
Call Tampa Bay eBikes: 727-228-1975
Manufacturer specifications
Check Lectric’s Arctic White standard model and JW Black long-range belt model for configuration-specific specifications.