Leoguar Ebike Blogs
A 52V battery can work on some 48V e-bikes, but it is not something to guess on. The battery may fit the bike, but that does not mean the full system can handle the higher voltage.
The main part to check is the controller. If the controller supports 52V, the battery may work as expected. If ...
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Few things are more frustrating than this. You turn on your e-bike. The screen lights up. The battery looks fine. Everything seems ready.
Then you twist the throttle or start pedaling—and nothing happens.
If your eBike turns on but won’t move, the battery is usually not the first thing to bl...
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Getting Back in the Saddle
The joy of a great ride brings an incredible feeling. The wind hits your face, and the miles tick by beneath your wheels. That feeling can quickly turn sour when sharp, nagging pain hits your bottom. Let us be clear: this problem affects cyclists of all levels, and...
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You want more from your e-bike. More speed on flat roads, more power to beat that tough hill on your way to work, or faster acceleration when you start riding. We understand this feeling completely. An ebike motor upgrade is one of the most powerful and satisfying ebike upgrades you can do.
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Getting Started with Bike Gears
If you're new to a bike with gears, the collection of levers and numbers on your handlebars can feel confusing. It's a common point of confusion, but we're here to clear it up. Learning how to shift gears on a bike isn't about becoming a professional racer ove...
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Do you burn more calories walking or biking?Quick Answer: Biking usually burns more calories in less time. Walking can burn more calories over the same distance because it takes longer.✅ By Time: Cycling at a steady pace = 400–600+ cal/hr vs. walking ≈ 200–300 cal/hr.✅ By Distance: Walking ...
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Unlock Your Ebike's Full Potential
You love your electric bike. But you wonder if it could be better. The good news is that you don't need a brand-new bike to get a better ride. Many ebikes have great potential for upgrades. This is especially true for bikes that aren't from premium, closed-...
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Understanding Speed and Cadence Sensors for Better Cycling
If you want to improve your cycling, you need more than just tracking miles. Two important tools can help: the bike speed sensor and the cadence sensor. Your GPS bike computer or phone shows your general speed, but it doesn't give yo...
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What Is Bike Geometry and Why It Matters
You're looking at two browser tabs with bikes you want to buy. The geometry charts are open. The numbers look almost the same—a degree here, a few millimeters there. But the descriptions say these bikes ride completely differently. This confuses many ...
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Yes, electric bikes are street legal in California if they meet state requirements. To qualify as a legal e-bike, the bike must have fully operable pedals, a motor rated at 750 watts or less, and a top assisted speed of 20 mph or 28 mph, depending on its class. It must also display a manufac...
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Every cyclist knows this story. For riders tired of flat tires and constant pumping, solid bicycle tires offer a hassle-free alternative that keeps you rolling. You're riding along, having a great time, when you hear that awful hissing sound. A flat tire happens. It can mess up your ride to ...
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Why Handlebar Height Matters
Do you finish rides with a sore back, aching neck, or numb hands? These are common signs that your bike doesn't fit you right. One of the biggest problems is having handlebars set too low. Fixing your handlebar height is a basic step toward making your bike fit b...
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