Leoguar Ebike Blogs
Your pedals lurch forward on the way up a hill. Is the front chainring worn out, or are you about to buy the wrong part? Bike chainring replacement makes sense when damage or wear stops the front teeth from holding and releasing the chain properly, after other causes have been checked.
But a...
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Shopping for an e-bike and wondering whether those rear gears should affect your choice? A cassette is usually our pick when you want more choices for future gearing changes, but a threaded freewheel can still suit everyday rides. If you're replacing worn gears on a bike you already own, sta...
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You could possibly be at ease while riding on tarmac, only to come to a dirt track and then have to hold on to the handlebars, look at the front wheel, and brake each time there's a bump. Why the change? The ground is causing the bicycle to move, and you have not yet learned how to move with...
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On October 10, 2026, Leoguar Bikes once again appeared at Brazos River Park in Sugar Land, Texas, as a sponsor of the 6th Annual Fort Bend DA Bike Ride for Survivors. Having taken part in the event in 2025, the company once more joined the Fort Bend community in order to support the event wh...
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Would you like directions to a coffee shop, a weekend loop to follow, or a record of the miles you've ridden? In that case, we would use Google Maps for short journeys, Komoot for planning loops, Ride with GPS when you want to stick to saved routes, and Strava for keeping a record of your ri...
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If you've got a new chain and don't know where to begin, fear not: replacing your bike chain involves fitting the correct chain, cutting it to the right length, passing it through the gears, and then securing the connection before you ride.
You can do the job at home if you've got the matchi...
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Already comfortable riding your e-bike, but want to put a little more effort into part of the trip? Cycling interval training gives you a simple way to do that: alternate a short stretch of firmer pedaling with a longer stretch of easy pedaling. You can keep the motor on. Start with controll...
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Have you ever gotten to work with a dry jacket but socks that could be wrung out? Your cycling rainwear should extend below the shoulders. If you're commuting in light rain, then you should begin with a waterproof jacket, rain pants, footwear protection, gloves that you can break in, and a d...
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Want a jack-o'-lantern that gives your riding friends something to smile about? These five bicycle pumpkin carving ideas put your e-bike on the pumpkin, whether you want a simple side-view outline or a ghost heading out for a night ride.
The bike should have bold lines and the small spokes o...
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Want your e-bike to join the Halloween fun without spending the afternoon building a costume for it? These six bike decorating ideas use small, removable touches: a few bats, a pumpkin face, or a soft glow around your bag. You can pick one for the ride to a friend's party or combine a couple...
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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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