What We Love
- Low-maintenance Pinion C1.6i gearbox
- Gates Carbon Drive belt eliminates chain grease
- UL 2849 & 2271 full-system safety certification
- High 330 lb total payload capacity
Where It Falls Short
- Cadence sensor instead of torque sensor
- Heavy base weight for a compact commuter
- Requires proprietary Pinion electronic shifting battery
Overview
The Lectric ONE Long-Range is a commuter e-bike built around a Pinion C1.6i Smart.Shift gearbox and Gates Carbon Drive belt in place of a conventional derailleur and chain, paired with a Bafang Sutto 750W hub motor. The Long-Range configuration uses a 48V, 14Ah (672Wh) lithium-ion battery, versus the standard configuration’s 48V 10.4Ah battery.
Drivetrain
The Pinion C1.6i is a sealed, weatherproof six-speed gearbox offering electronic shifting via the Pinion Smart.Shift app, with a claimed gear range around 300%. Power transfer runs through a Gates Carbon Drive belt rather than a chain.
Motor & Power
The Sutto 750W hub motor is rated for 1310W peak output. The bike ships configured as a Class 2 e-bike (20 MPH throttle-assisted) with Class 3 pedal-assist speeds (28 MPH) accessible via settings, where permitted by state law.
Battery & Certification
The Long-Range battery is a 48V, 14Ah (672Wh) lithium-ion pack certified to UL 2271. The complete electrical system is certified to UL 2849.
Weight & Payload
Bike weight without battery is 48 lbs. Manufacturer-stated maximum payload capacity is 330 lbs.
Tires & Chassis
20×2.5″ Chaoyang city tires with Hippo Skin puncture protection and Aramid Floc Breaker, Shark Skin sidewall protection, and slime-filled tubes. Frame is aluminum with a thru-axle front wheel.
EBA Testing Status
This unit has not yet gone through Electric Bike Authority’s hands-on testing protocol. Specifications above are sourced from the manufacturer’s published data. Performance scores, torque measurement, braking distance, and range-test results will be added once a physical unit has been tested under our published testing methodology. Per our zero-bias editorial policy, we do not publish performance ratings without completing that testing.