Lectric XPress 750 Review | High-Power, Low-Price

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Fast speeds, plenty of features, low prices, oh my!

Lectric has found tremendous success with non-traditional e-bikes. Folding e-bikes may be common now, but that wasn’t always the case. So, if they could succeed with a non-traditional route, how will they fare with a more classic-style bike?

With the XPress 750, Lectric is combining years of R&D with the knowledge gained from selling 400,000+ e-bikes to create its first full-blown commuter model: the Lectric XPress.

In our review of the XPress 750, we found it to be fun, fast, and efficient. It has many more features than most budget commuters, and it is comfortable to ride.

Check out its performance in our standardized tests to see how it compared to other commuter rides!

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00:45 - Overview
04:50 - Brake Test
05:44 - Speed Test
11:28 - Range Test
15:09 - Hill Test
19:01 - Ride Quality
28:18 - Conclusion

[campnut]

I was on the fence about getting an ebike, when Lectric released this model I felt if I was going to buy, this was the one. 2 days ago, I witnessed a man riding one of Lectrics folding Expedition ebikes up a major hill for 5 blocks in a nearby city. He never pedaled once. That sold me. Think Ill have to get myself one of these for Christmas. Great review.

[garyclark]

The 750W motor is dramatically louder than the 500W sister which is almost non-detectable. Great review. 22:46

[daRock]

Thanks for the comprehensive review! I completely get that some may find PAS1 underpowered. But I see it the other way, I've been riding almost exclusively on PAS1 as an exercise bike. This caps the wattage output to 17W and just takes the edge off, and my 36-45 mi trail rides just happen a little faster. But when I need to join or cross traffic, I can always bump it up to PAS 3-5 to keep up. Using that strategy I'm calculating unreal ranges, ~250mi based on final resting voltage (kudos to Lectric for battery voltage displayed, much more useful than even a percentage battery bar). Ultimately the 750W XS Xpress ticks all the boxes for me with the geometry, nice pedals, and efficient low PAS to put good leg watts to the pedals for a workout with huge range, but then easily switch to a quick and nimble city bike with an easy to modulate speed via torque sensor

[DM-fpuw]

The 500w actually went further on the PAS 5 test (although for some reason you decided not to show speed for that test for the 500w) and was only 5 seconds slower on the pedal hill test and is much quieter. The 750 won the throttle hill test though. 500w might be the better buy if you don't need the extra hill climbing ability.

[DM-fpuw]

FYI, your written review is using the times for the 500w version for the hill climb test.

[WayneMarsh-xs]

Excellent review. I would like to know where the review was conducted. I loved the bicycle path through the mountains.

[JackandJanis]

Great review! Every review I have looked at on this bike has been positive. I'm pretty sure I will order one through your link before Christmas. Do you recommend getting a spare battery? I'm on the fence about it but feel that it's a bike I will have for a long time and it would be nice not to have to worry about the battery going bad or becoming outdated. I live in St. George. Is it possible to see this bike or even possibly test ride it?

[jfly]

Can you please ask Lectric why they don’t have working brake lights?

[Truth_Spoken]

I bought 2 of these, the ST for the wife and the SO for myself. Both 750’s. They are just ok. They are fine on the bike paths, but if I am riding to town 7 miles away I grab something else to ride. Fully unlocked, with P11 set at 1 for the most power you still can’t ride at 28 mph without killing yourself. 23-24 mph is about it for any kind of distance.

[davidwollmer]

Are you going to do a review on the Express 750 step Thu model?

[onlineservicesolutionsunil]

Powerful performance at an unbeatable price!

[junyer]

Nice review. I appreciate what you guys do.I need an honest recommendation, the 750 or the Stella Falcon?I know they are not in the same price range.

[jazziered]

I have the 750 step through. I love it. I just wish it automatically came with a back rack.

[Hoggdoc]

Sure would like to see you review the E Cells 5 Star.

[theguardian]

Ebike kits are cool. I have won and having lots of fun with it. However!!!! There's a dirty little secret the ebike industry doesn't let on about. After say 3 to 4 months you'll have to replace that cassette or freewheel sprocket! The torque that these babies put out is just no match for a bicycles drivetrain. So have fun just be okay with having to replace the parts mentioned.

[Hoggdoc]

I think this bike would benefit greatly fro a gearing change that should no cost much if any more to build. Change the freewheel to 11/28 and the front to 52 tooth. This would eliminate ghost peddling at higher speeds

[Lostboy]

I been wanting to get an Ebike for a while I use a regular bike or walking just to get around my immediate area. But I been looking for one for transport to work which is about 60 miles away from my house, also probably something to go when I got to do a bit of groceries shopping. I was looking at a cargo bike but I blame your videos showing so much types from fat tires, cargo bike, commute bike, folding bike. I don't want a huge price. Basically something to work and help with shopping. No bike restrictions here .

[edt]

It is way too loud for a bike advertised as having a 400% quieter stealth motor.

[SBMAN]

This company stopped shipping internationally, for such a successful company you would think they expand their operations not downsize, thumbs down for Lectric