The Lectric XPedition2, also called the XPedition 2.0, is a long-tail cargo eBike available with Single, Dual and Dual Long Range battery configurations. The right choice depends on your daily mileage, intended load and charging opportunities. Before ordering, also check rider fit, passenger equipment if needed, and storage for the full-length cargo frame.
Selecting the ideal setup depends on total intended carry weight, route elevation, and the physical storage space available at home. The platform offers three distinct battery configurations paired with a common step-through frame and high-torque rear hub motor.
Single, Dual, and Dual Long Range Configurations
Battery capacity is a central choice among the three configurations. All use a 48V system: the Single has one 13Ah pack, the Dual has two 13Ah packs, and Dual Long Range has two 17.5Ah packs. Confirm the selected package and included accessories on the current product listing.
| Setup | Capacity | Up to* |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 624Wh | 60 mi |
| Dual | 1248Wh | 120 mi |
| Dual Long Range | 1680Wh | 170 mi |
*Manufacturer maximum range estimates. Actual range varies with load, assist level, speed, weather and terrain.
The Single Battery option features one 13Ah unit providing 624 watt-hours of energy. Upgrading to the standard Dual Battery setup adds a second 13Ah unit for 1248 watt-hours, while the Dual Long Range setup utilizes two 17.5Ah batteries for 1680 watt-hours.
Matching Battery Capacity to Load and Route Demands
Manufacturer range figures are maximum estimates. They are not guaranteed distances for your route or load. Use them to understand the advertised configurations, then plan charging with a reserve for the conditions you expect.
Actual range varies with rider and cargo weight, assist level, speed, weather and terrain. The published maximums are up to 60 miles for Single, up to 120 miles for Dual and up to 170 miles for Dual Long Range.
Start with the distance between reliable charging opportunities, including any extra errands. More battery capacity may be useful for longer routes or heavier loads, but it does not guarantee that a particular trip can be completed without charging. Compare the current configuration price with the capacity you are likely to use.
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Motor Output and Mechanical Specifications
All three battery choices share the same core motor, gearing and suspension specification. The torque sensor and PWR+ programming regulate motor assistance in response to your pedaling effort; the thumb throttle provides another control option.
- Motor: 750-watt rear hub motor capable of 1310 watts of peak power and 85 Newton-meters of torque.
- Sensors and Controls: PWR+ torque sensor programming paired with an on-demand thumb throttle.
- Gearing: 8-speed Shimano Altus transmission for managing varied riding cadences.
- Suspension: Courier50 front suspension fork providing 50 millimeters of travel.
- Wheels and Stopping: 20x2.5-inch street tires matched with 180-millimeter hydraulic disc brakes.
These hardware specifications help describe the bike, but they do not establish a tested stopping distance or guarantee how the bike will handle with your load. Ask the shop about fit and configuration before making a buying decision.
Understanding Total Capacity and Weight Distribution Rules
Check the total payload limit and the individual rider, rear-rack and accessory limits separately. Your planned setup must meet all of them.
The maximum total payload limit is 450 pounds. This figure is absolute and includes the rider, cargo accessories, child seats, packages, and any rear passengers combined.
The rider weight limit sits at 330 pounds, while the integrated rear rack supports up to 300 pounds. These weight maximums are not additive; the rear rack capacity must always fit within the total 450-pound allowance.
For example, an adult rider weighing 200 pounds leaves at most 250 pounds of total remaining allowance for cargo, passengers, and accessories. Individual component and mounting limits also apply within that remaining margin.
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Passenger Equipment and Safety Guidelines
The rear rack’s capacity is not permission to carry any passenger in any position. Passenger transport requires an appropriate, compatible setup and compliance with the bicycle and accessory manufacturers’ instructions.
Ask the shop to verify suitable seating, handholds, foot support and protection for the intended passenger before purchasing accessories. Follow all specified passenger age, size and weight limits.
Confirm accessory compatibility with the exact XPedition2 model and how the complete setup will be installed. Do not choose passenger equipment on weight capacity alone.
Lectric instructs riders to hold the bicycle during loading. Do not rely on the kickstand alone or assume the bike is stable with a passenger or cargo being loaded or already in place.
Handling Weight, Frame Geometry, and Storage Practicalities
The main long-tail cargo frame does not fold. The handlebar stem folds and the pedals can be removed, but those features do not turn it into a folding-frame bicycle. Check the assembled dimensions and your storage plan before ordering.
- Frame Folding: The primary bicycle frame does not fold; only the handlebar stem folds down and the pedals remove.
- Base Weight: 65 pounds for the complete bicycle without any batteries installed.
- Battery weight: Lectric lists 9 pounds per battery; check the complete configuration weight when planning lifting or transport.
- Rider Sizing: Suggested rider height ranges from 4 feet 11 inches to 6 feet 5 inches as general starting guidance.
- Color options: Raindrop Blue and Stratus White.
Measure entryways, hallway turns, elevators and the intended parking space. If you plan to use a vehicle rack, confirm compatibility with the bike’s actual weight, wheelbase and tire size as well as the vehicle’s limits. Do not assume a rack suitable for a regular bicycle will fit this cargo model.
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Current Pricing, Assembly, and Local Showroom Options
Online listing prices ranged between $1399 and $1999 as checked on October 26, 2026, depending on the chosen battery package. Published prices and standard package contents are subject to change over time, and professional build fees apply to assembled store models.
Accessories may be sold separately. Check the shop’s current package details and final quote; manufacturer website promotions do not establish what is included in a Tampa Bay eBikes order.
Ready to Select Your Cargo Configuration?
Review available inventory, battery tiers, and cargo accessories directly through the online store.
Local shoppers can verify fit and inspect dimensions across three regional showrooms in Florida:
- 4004 S MacDill Ave Unit 6, Tampa FL 33611
- 376 Patricia Ave, Dunedin FL 34698
- 4116 S 8th Ave Unit B, St Petersburg FL 33711
Call ahead to check current model, configuration and demo availability at your preferred location.
Practical Evaluation Steps Before Purchasing
Before you order, confirm five things: the selected battery tier, the total planned load, the compatible cargo or passenger accessories, the rider’s fit, and the space needed to store and transport the bicycle. Then verify the current price, package contents and build fees with Tampa Bay eBikes.
Official product details and specifications can be reviewed across verified resources: Shop Lectric XPedition 2.0 at Tampa Bay eBikes; Lectric XPedition Single Battery Specifications; Lectric XPedition Dual Battery Specifications; Lectric XPedition Long-Range Dual Battery Specifications.