It is really hard to predict when you will receive your bike, given the global supply chain and shipping delays, the continual trouble Lectric had in keeping to their estimated shipping dates, and 3rd/4th hand information about how many bikes can they handle/ship out once they receive the bikes in their warehouse. But... we can make some guestimates based on lots of assumptions and projections
Here we go.
Tom J B just got his version 1.0 a couple of days ago, order# 55995. There have been a few forum members reporting how many bikes Lectric is capable of processing per day, seems like they can ship 400+ per day. Let's assume 400/day, 5 days per week = 2000 bikes per week. Let's also assume they already have enough 2.0 ordered at this point to fulfill your order when they get to your order. Other words, we are assuming the supply in the pipeline can keep up with their processing and shipping to the customer. I know, this is a best case scenario and assume the final processing step is the gating factor in their process.
Final assumption is their order numbering is linear, and the vast majority of the orders are for bikes and not just accessories or merchandise. So we ignore those orders in this guestimation. We also assume their processing capacity is going to stay constant.
77415 - 55995 = 21420; 21420 / 2000 = 10.71 weeks. Let's round that up to 11 weeks.
May 29 + 11 weeks = July 31
By the way, I ordered early morning May 18, my order # is 730xx. So in 11 days, their backlog grew by almost 4,400. Their backlog is growing faster than the estimated processing capacity, which is to be expected for a new product launch. It will be interesting to see if that will settle down, or they better increase their fulfillment capacity quick!
According to the last communication from Lectric, they said my bike should ship about 7 weeks from my order date, and adding 1 week for the shipping time to my house, I am crossing my fingers it will get here by July 13. Comparing to the guesstimate for your order, 2.5 weeks after I expect to mine, 4400 orders later, that lines up pretty well with the estimate of 2000 bikes per week which helps validate our assumptions above.