Leoguar Ebike Blogs

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...

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...

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...

On smooth and new pavement, an e-road bike is pure joy since the narrow tires slide easily, the motor keeps you moving, and you can travel long distances without completely exhausting your legs. However, as soon as you come to a street full of potholes and loose gravel, the thin tires won't ...

Tired of Driving in Circles Just to Run a Few Errands? Running to the pharmacy, office, grocery store, and coffee shop shouldn't feel like a chore. Yet by car, a three-mile route often turns into a headache of traffic delays, endless parking searches, and lugging bags across giant lots. Swap...

For hilly city commuting, a mid-drive eBike is worth paying for when your route has repeated steep climbs, stop signs on hills, heavy rider or cargo load, rough pavement, or weekend trail riding. A hub-drive eBike is enough when the hills are short, moderate, and predictable, and you want lo...