Leoguar Ebike Blogs

Back from a ride and staring into the fridge? When you're deciding what to eat after cycling, a meal with carbohydrates and protein is a good place to start, with a drink alongside it. Eggs on toast, a yogurt bowl, or rice with chicken can all fit. Your portion depends on the ride you've jus...
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Want to get on your bike after yesterday's long ride, but your legs aren't ready for another workout? A recovery ride is a short, very easy spin after a harder ride or workout. You pedal lightly and leave speed and distance targets for another day. You can ride one on a normal bike or an e-b...
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You don’t have to book a time, wear matching clothes, or fill your day with a packed schedule. There are occasions when all you want to do is get out of the house, have a chat, and end up at a nice place without spending half the day stuck in traffic. That's why the following bike ride date ...
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Trying to surprise a hunter with a mountain ebike? It can be one of the most useful gifts for hunters, but only when the bike matches the person, the hunting ground, and the way they get to the trailhead. A motor number and a camouflage paint job won't tell you that. A total surprise in this...
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When you leave the house on dry tarmac, turn onto a path made of gravel, and come to a shaded corner thick with wet leaves, this situation is typical in the autumn; it is also the place where a bicycle that was in good condition in July can suddenly become less predictable. Is a fat-tired e-...
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Most of us are used to flicking on a turn signal in a car. On an e-bike, you may not have that option, so you use your arm to show where you're going. Now you're a block from your turn, and a car pulls in behind you. Do you signal right away, or keep both hands on the bars until you've slowe...
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Could your e-bike go down a quiet woods road without each buckle, decoy stake, and cargo strap giving away your presence? What is more important than top speed when hunting turkeys in the fall is the condition of your bike. You could leave before sunrise, have to wade through wet leaves, car...
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Isn't it a pain to have to take your noisy quad back on a trailer just for a short morning hunt? When you're going alone and all you need is a daypack, an e-bike is generally the better choice. With an e-bike, you're able to move smoothly along narrow deer trails that a large ATV can't acces...
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If I were going on a fall camping trip using an e-bike, I would first book the campsite and check the riding rules before I started packing. Afterward, I would start at sunset, when temperatures are lowest for the night, and at the nearest place where I am actually permitted to charge the bi...
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The first class begins at 8:00 a.m., and the next is at 10:00 a.m. at the far end of campus. Following your lunch break, you'll have to go to the library, then to a lab, and possibly pick up some groceries before going back home. Can the campus shuttle manage to stick to that schedule, or w...
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If you want to do fishing using ebikes, you need to check the following aspects: how rough is the ride to your fishing spot? How heavy is the gear you're carrying? And how often will you need to get on and off the bike? A big-fat-tire bike such as the Leoguar Fastron is the better choice if ...
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Fall may be the best season for your e-bike commute. The cooler air helps you arrive at work without sweating through your clothes, especially if your route stays above freezing and you can ride in daylight or on well-lit streets. But early sunsets, rain, and wet leaves can quickly change th...
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