Leoguar Ebike Blogs

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...

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...

Compact utility ebikes are easier to live with in apartments, elevators, garages, and tight city storage rooms. The tradeoff is cargo planning. A shorter bike can carry groceries, bags, and daily gear, but it will not swallow longtail-cargo-bike loads without careful rack setup, weight math,...

20 inch folding ebike wheels can be stable enough for fast city commutes when the bike is set up for pavement, the tires are kept at the right pressure, cargo is secure, and the rider treats rough pavement with respect. They feel quicker to steer than full-size wheels, and they are less forg...

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...

Step-through ebikes for commuting are not only for seniors or casual riders. A low-step frame can save time and reduce awkward movements when you ride in work clothes, stop often, carry cargo, or mount a rear bag. The benefit shows up every time you get on and off the bike. That is why the s...