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All New Lectric ONE with a PINION! | Too good of a deal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
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Lectric's all new ONE. Coming with a Pinion Gearbox, a Gates Belt Drive and a 750w rear hub motor, Lectric is packaging all this and more for only $2000.
Join us in Arizona for a first look of the Lectric ONE.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Welcome to Arizona
0:34 - New Features
1:08 - Specifications
3:30 - Ride Experience
6:11 - Levi tells all
9:32 - Thank you and Subscribe!
Pinion + Gates belt drive = 🎉
Can you pedal it without installing the battery as normal bike
@@jordanspark1754 who cares, its an ebike...do u ask the car dealer if u can push your car if it runs out of gas, lol
It is so cool to see what Lectric comes up with next. I have the Lectric XPremium and love it but it is a rather large bike even though it folds up. I think this new Lectric One is the way of the future of ebikes. This is a home run for Lectric. Thanks for posting about it.
They’ve done some cool things for sure! Thanks for watching!
A local dealer found or experienced the right hand lower shift controller broken off the plastic break was clean, so I think it is not a sturdy mold mixture.
Don’t bother ordering until the bike is in stock I ordered the one march 28 with shipping date early may.since then date changed to June,July 8 and now August whenever. I will be canceling
I think that headlight is going to be in the way of my QuikRStuff bike rack.
I love how luxurious this is ebike for the price.
Agreed
Make a video how to put the new latch set on the frame. The middle that holds the bike in half. Xp3.0
I'm worried about the cost of repairs if something goes wrong. You know what Murphy says. And where does one get it repaired?
Lectric would have u sent a replacement and a repair center most likely near by.
2:50 a pinned comment mentioning that actual weight is 63 lbs (28 kg) would be nice.
That's around the same as the 64.5 lb tested weight of the Radexpand 5.
A mention of whether the headlight has a cutoff would be really nice too!
Very good review otherwise! :)
Thank you. We have a full review up on our site with all of the specs and details.
Can you see the display with polarized glasses on?
🤣 we are here for questions like this. Yes actually you can. Not super well but you can. Which is impressive.
When taking off on the One I understand that it shifts by itself. In order for it to shift do you have to stop pedaling for a second to accomplish this?
No you can keep pedaling. You can also manually shift the bike with the thumb controller.
Weight?
Levi mentions around 55lbs when we spoke with him, but actual weight is about 63 lbs depending on battery selection and accessories.
Is there a top speed?
As fast as those legs can go ;)
Like most of the bikes in Lectrics lineup it is class 1,2,3
So top speed of 28 mph (45 kph)?
I’m 6’5”. What’s the recommended height range?
I had them ship me their 20" post for my XP 3.0. I'm 6-5 and it works great and inserts farther. Plan to upgrade to the ONE and do the same. They rate it at 6-4.
You'd look like one of those bears at the circus that pedals the trike. Aka would look very funny seeing such a tall guy with baby tires on it.
No mention of hill climbing capability - should excel at that, no?
Well unfortunately we didn’t get too much first hand experience ourselves with any real hills. Tempe isn’t the steepest town around haha
But what elevation we could find it did very well on.
Shud it? Is it a street commuter or offroad mountain bike?
@@srobeck77 Some people live in mountainous areas with paved and steep roads. I was wondering if this bike would be suitable.
@@TN-ez6lz prolly better to just get a moped at that point. For an ebike, you need like a 1000W motor and then up all those hills, maybe u only get several miles of use.
@@srobeck77 Just went to look at a small motorcycle yesterday!
What’s the file number of their UL certification?
It is UL 2849
@@ElectricBikeJournal Then why doesn’t it show up in UL’s database of certified models?
If you listen to the specific language or read the specific language on the product page, they say “compliant” which means they tested it themselves against the standard and it passed. However, it doesn’t mean “certified”, which means UL or one of the independent labs authorized to test products and issue certification tested production samples. Certified is what is needed if your municipality, residence or insurance company requires it.
Now, typically companies test their own samples first before spending money and time on the certification process, so hopefully they are in the prices of seeking certification, but it isn’t yet.
don’t buy one then.
Sure won’t! Anyone who lives where it’s required should hold off too. $2k is a lot of money if it gets seized.
What's the deal with UL? What for?
No front shocks, if they sold it both ways would be good.
I’m sure did more people request it they’ll start offering it. Fortunately the frame is suspension corrected so you could put one on there.
I am assuming it is 9 speed pinion gearbox...
No it’s a 6 speed. Pinion C1.6i smart.shift
Battery is too small. Gear range is limited.
Under 10 miles in PAS five 😮. SMH
Is that true???
@@TN-ez6lz nah just another bullshit internet troll that has no clue