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X-Treme XB-300Li High Performance Electric Bicycle

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Brand: X-Treme
Category: Sports

Buy New: $1,369.99
as of 9/8/2010 02:20 PDT details

Seller: Noizylady
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars

1 reviews
Sales Rank: 58340

Color: Silver
Media: Misc.

MPN: XB-350Li
Model: XB-350Li
ASIN: B001F5JGHW

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

•	The XB-300Li is a Lithium Battery powered Electric Bicycle, running on a 300 Watt rear hub
•	motor. Made with all top of the line components this model includes a 7 Speed Shimano
•	Tourney Gears & Shifter System, 7 Lightweight Lithium Ion Batteries, a 100% Aluminum Alloy
•	Frame, fully Adjustable Seat, and an RST Capa T7 front fork.

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
The XB-300Li is a Lithium Battery powered Electric Bicycle, running on a 300 Watt rear hub motor. Made with all top of the line components this model includes a 7 Speed Shimano Tourney Gears & Shifter System, 7 Lightweight Lithium Ion Batteries, a 100% Aluminum Alloy Frame, fully Adjustable Seat, and an RST Capa T7 front fork. Product Specifications: Power: Electric Watts: 300 Watt Motor Type: Brushless Hub Motor - Motor is in center of rear wheel Gears & Speed's: 7 Speed Shimano Tourney Gears & Shifter Amps: 56 AMP Circuit (7 Batteries at 8 AMP's each) Volts: 24 Volts (Each Battery Is 3.6 Volts) Batteries:7- Lightweight Lithium Batteries In A Sealed Removable PackTire Size: 26" x 1.95" on Aluminum Wheels Charger: Smart Charger Included Tool Kit: Included Speed: 20 MPH* using motor power only - faster if you also pedal Distance: Up to 20 - 25 miles per charge - can still pedal if charge is lost Throttle Type: Variable Speed Control - Twist Throttle - or - Pedal & Power Assisted Key Start: Yes Frame Type: 100% Aluminum - Very Light Weight Forks: RST Capa? T7 Front Hydraulic Forks Made (Top Name Brand) Braking System: Front and Rear Brakes Drive System: Rear Hub Motor (Motor is in rear rim) + Pedal Power Head Light Yes Measurements: Wheel to Wheel 72" - Width 25" - To Bars 37" Adjustable Seat Height 37 3/4" to 45 3/4" Carton Size (LxWxH): 58 x 11 x 30 inches Scooter In Box Weight: 60 Lbs (Not including weight of the pallet it ships on) Scooter Weight: 51 Lbs (Including the light weight battery pack) Maximum Rider Weight: 350 Lbs Horn/Bell Included: Yes Battery Indicator: Yes Cargo Rack: Included Warranty: 90 Day X-Treme Warranty 6 Month Battery Warranty *depends on rider weight & terrain

Customer Reviews:
4 out of 5 stars

Fun bike with problems that can be corrected. August 24, 2010
Kevin C. Pegg
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I purchased this bike elsewhere but due to lack of reviews there's this one here. Bought the black version.

The basics: Nice looking bike, both throttle and pedal assist (both can be used at the same time even), dual disc brakes, Lithium Ion battery that key locks in place and is positioned well, X-tream customer support is 'okay' and prompt. 7 speed rear derailer. Ugly stickers on the battery and fork simple to peel off. Fairly lightwieght at 52lbs. Push to check battery meter on the battery itself. Includes headlight, bell and handlebar battery charger meter.

The bad: My charger arrived dead. Xtream customer support is odd as two different people will awnser a support ticket and contradict each other. Charger and battery use a 3 prong mic type plug and everything says positive pole is #1 hole and negative #3 when in reality both the battery and charger are configured pole 1 positive and pole 2 negative. I have to pay shipping to warrenty the bad charger. 30 day warrenty on electronics and battery and 60ish days on the frame. Included tool kit is horribly cheap, replace immediatly (almost had to leave the bike since the wrench stripped a front wheel bolt and front wheel has to come off to fit in the car. Jam the flathead screwdriver between bolt and wrench to fix problem). No explaination for the two included 30amp fuses (take off the battery top and the fuse is there). Peddle assist is only 1:1. X-tream customer support closed on Sat and Sun. Rear derialer might have to be adjusted by the user, mines outta whack in 6th gear. Manual states motor is shut off in 1st gear, when it's actually 7th gear (but throttle still works).

The iffy: Controller is at the base of the peddles and not gasketed. Push to check charge on battery itself seems to only show charge left on throttle only mode. Handgrips are too short at 4 inches long. Max rider weight is 350lbs, 100-150lbs over pretty much all the other bikes and not really sure how well the bike will work at 350lbs. Maybe it's wired wrong on my part but headlight turns on even when off when hitting a minor bump, only noticed this at night, have to check on a day run. There's a hidden iffy involving the battery 'on' state that people will have to figure out on their own, I haven't had the brass to test the problem but it's not a problem if no one knows about it.

The so-so: Only 24V but appears can be upped to 36V, maybe 48V without much problem after the short warrenty expires. Involves replacing the battery, controller and charger. Included headlight is alright I guess but don't think the wiring will last long. Handlebar battery meter is odd (explained below) and probably not too accurate.

The good: The handlebar battery meter, when it works correctly, will show power remaining in two ways. When you peddle you'll get say 4 bars, stop peddling and throttle and you'll get 2 bars left, with throttle on and peddling you'll go back to 4. Wonky but kinda interesting. Throttle responds quickly and is a half throttle so it's easy on the hands. Lithium Ion and not Sealed Lead Acid! Battery is nice and light.

The abstract: I've basically never excercised ever, drink at night, smoke and get exhaused just from sitting it seems (slight exgageration). Only 150ish pounds at 5'10" but I wouldn't get far on a regular bike they're too exhausting and not fun anymore at 39 years old and their seats sucks. So took the 300LI out today to a closed road and only planned on going a mile or so to re-learn how to ride a bike. Re-learned quickly and ended up riding about 7 miles! of bike path, most of it in a heavy headwind. When my legs got tired (didn't take long), stop peddling, throttle on and recover, hit a hill throttle on and peddle. The bike was rather quiet most of the time, sometimes there was a slight whine that was usually the poorly adjusted front disc brake but at other times there was no reason for the barely heard whine. Other times I could smell a slight electrical burning smell which is always bad but everything ran fine and it was a first run and towards the end of the ride when I stopped for a cig no burning smell was there.

Tried riding the bike without power. It works but there is a slight resistence drag that's kinda annoying and is there even under power when coasting without throttle. So run out of battery you can still peddle normally but I'd be cursing up a storm because of the motor drag.

Conclusion: I had enough fun on the trial ride that ended up 6 miles further then intended that I slapped a basket on the included rear carrier and it's replacing my car for all the 10 mile or less trips I make. Look around before buying, $1300 is too much, $900-$1000 (including shipping) is about right and that's just because this bike is loaded with extras but still those extra's need to be adjusted for effiencey. And get a good lock, not a cable one, something like the Kryptonite 'Forgetaboutit'(sp) or so.

If you want to build your own with a front motor hub (the 300LI is a rear hub) make sure you use a steel frame, not aluminum. Just a minor note.

Also the 310 is the folding version of this bike.

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