If you thought that with this kind of power you can only find electric scooters, then you’re mistaken. The Chinese brand Lankeleisi wants to bring an extreme experience to bike lovers, too. This is a powerful 2000 W fat bike Lankeleisi X3000 MAX with a range of up to 130 kilometers, a branded Samsung battery, a massive front fork, rear suspension, and a really awesome motor-inspired design.
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Lankeleisi X3000 MAX can be purchased on the official Lankeleisi manufacturer website for Slovakia, and thanks to our close collaboration we’ve brought the lowest prices for our market together with the brand! You’ll also appreciate fast delivery within one week from the European warehouse with no extra fees.
We have a cooperation with the official seller of the quality Lankeleisi bikes, and in this article you’ll find all the information and purchase benefits. One of the main advantages is definitely better customer support and a longer warranty of up to 3 years for the frame and 1.5 years for the battery!
Lankeleisi X3000 MAX, official shop
TIPExpress delivery from a European warehouse without customs duty and VAT.
This product will be delivered to you express from a local warehouse in Europe. Delivery from EU warehouses usually takes 2–10 days and is handled by courier. When it arrives, you won’t pay any additional fees — no customs duty and no VAT.
We’ve already tested the bike
Lankeleisi X3000 MAX: Power up to 2000 W and up to 51 km/h
The massive construction of this electric bicycle is made of aluminum alloy type 6061 and it can be folded for transport. The resulting dimensions therefore drop to 99.8 x 99.8 x 69.8 cm. The maximum load capacity of the model Lankeleisi X3000 MAX is 180 kilograms and the bike weighs 37 kg.
Power is handled by a pair of integrated electric motors with a total output of up to 2000 W. They offer a maximum speed up to 51 km/h and are coupled with a seven-speed gearbox Shimano M310.
Thick 20″ tires, an LCD display, and a range of 130 km
A proper fat bike needs thick tires for stable riding both on and off paved surfaces. And that’s exactly what the manufacturer Lankeleisi had in mind, using 20″ x 4″ sized tires from the CHAOYANG brand.
You can view riding info on the clear LCD display, and your safety is taken care of by 4.5″ LED lighting. The braking system comes from DYISLAND and consists of hydraulic brakes on both the front and rear wheels.
The integrated battery has a capacity of 48 V / 20 Ah and is a branded battery Samsung. The maximum range per charge is up to 130 kilometers (assistance mode), or 70 kilometers (with purely electric riding).
The sales package includes the electric bicycle itself called Lankeleisi X3000 MAX, as well as original accessories directly from the manufacturer. This mainly includes a pair of fenders or a grid for the storage area behind the rear seat.
You’ll also find a French-style key to fasten the individual parts, as well as a bike lock, an air pump, and a charging cable. There’s also a power adapter with a local plug (EU Plug, 220 – 240 V / 50 – 60 Hz), plus a brief user manual and the first device setup—in English, as usual.
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Discussion (18)
Why such junk? I bought a cheap bike and everyone says it’s like a motorbike Emoko c93—the price is ridiculous compared to this, and it has one motor in the back. With a rider weight of 96 kg, it does a slightly easier climb 45 km/h, on the flat 50 – 52 km/h, and from downhill it stays at 52 km/h. Range: 39 km. I don’t ride farther, but it definitely can handle around 45 km/h. So why buy such scrap? On the Emoko c93 I’ve ridden 200,000 km and it still goes on first gear—I’m not kidding. You can go take a look yourselves. I only use the brakes a bit sometimes. Now I’ll be doing a brake update—hydraulic, with tuning for 30,000 Kč. I ride without pedals—I’ve got footrests—and it’s registered to a license plate. A spare battery is 40 Ah for 8,500 Kč, so if you buy it, the range doubles. And if you also add a front motor, the speed will increase. Here they say the speed is 51 km/h—how ridiculous. In the reviews everyone says max 45, it doesn’t go faster.
Good day, can I buy the fat bike x3000max on cash on delivery? If so, from which e-shop or seller?
Unfortunately, you can’t buy it on cash on delivery, as the Chinese don’t offer this option. But it is possible to pay via the Klarna service—one gentleman bought it this way through us. It’s split into three instalments.
Thank you for the information. If I wanted to order from you, when would it arrive at my address Drahlov 7 Kroměříž 76701?
Sure, yes. The courier will deliver it directly to your address. If you need any more detailed information, or help placing an order, we can do it for you—more via e-mail [email protected]
Does anyone know if it’s possible to ride it on roads, even though it has a speed of more than 25 km/h, and the motor is more than 250 W? I wouldn’t want to pay fines.
It’s definitely possible to ride it—there is currently no law restricting the power of bikes. In August, new rules for scooters will come, but it’s not certain that it will also apply to bikes.
How can it be ordered? And is there a service in the Czech Republic?
You can order with online card payment. No, they don’t have a service in CZ, or anywhere in the EU, but with customer support you can get spare parts if needed, or within the warranty they will reimburse service charges.
Could it be determined what controller for the motor is used there? And if it has 2 motors, are there 2 controllers too? Thank you.
Hi, I ordered the bike on 13/9, but it hasn’t arrived yet.
Hi, send the order details and we’ll check it for you.
Here you go—a comprehensive review in English https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyDI80z9YG0
Let us know when it gets cheaper
I’d buy it right away, but the price is a bit too high.
A real hands-on experience would help a lot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFjWD2kMwRA
You need something in English… :/ But we plan to order it for a test. 😉
It was also $100 cheaper.
Of course everyone can check—it’s in the price history. 🙂