Trailblazer Mid-drive Motor EMTB

Jason Pereira’s Race Journey

Trailblazer owner Jason Pereira has been putting his electric mountain bike to the test in real race events. From cross-country racing to long-distance eMTB rides, he has taken on different trails, climbs, and race conditions with the Trailblazer.

1. December 6, 2025：e-Dirty Cross Race (1st in Sport Class )
“I had to start in the back of the pack as I was late to the race event, but was able to catch the leaders in the end. I finished 1st overall out of 22 racers, so I beat all of the other motor manufacturers (Brose, Bosch, DJI Avinox, Shimano, Yamaha).”

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2. January 10, 2026: 3rd in MBAA McDowell MeltDown eXC Race
“The Race was a 2-lap 10 miles a lap eXC, so you have to sprint the whole race if you want to get into the top 5. The Trailblazer was able to pass and keep up with the Avinox, Bosch and Specialized motors.”

3. March 15, 2026: 4th in Cactus Cup eXC Race

4. May 7, 2026：Completed eMTB Ride Challenge
“I did a 48 mile / over 6000' eMTB event over Santa Ana mountains on the TrailBlazer. The TrailBlazer worked great without any issues, longest ride to date on the eMTB:) My friend Levo who rode a Specialized 3.1 motor (Brose) didn't make the whole ride, the motor die on him.”

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500W Rated Mid-Drive Power with 750W Peak Output

The Trailblazer mid-drive electric mountain bike uses a motor rated at 500W, reaches 750W at peak output, and produces up to 100Nm of torque. Because the motor applies power through the bike's drivetrain, the Shimano 10-speed gearing helps you keep a useful cadence on climbs and changing trail grades. Ease pedal pressure as you shift to reduce strain on the chain and cassette.

RockShox Full Suspension for Rough Trails

A RockShox fork with 140mm of travel works with the Deluxe Select rear shock to help the wheels follow roots, rocks, and uneven hardpack. Compression and rebound settings let you tune the suspension for rider weight, surface, and pace. Full suspension improves control, but it does not replace choosing a safe line or slowing for loose and wet ground.

Trail Brakes, Tires, and a 275 lb Payload Limit

Maxxis Rekon 27.5 × 2.6-inch tires pair with Shimano four-piston hydraulic disc brakes, a 203mm front rotor, and a 180mm rear rotor. The bike's maximum total payload is 275 lbs, including the rider and any cargo. Grip and stopping distance still change with tire pressure, surface, weather, speed, and brake setup.

720Wh Battery with Realistic Range Guidance

The removable 48V 15Ah battery stores 720Wh and is certified to UL 2271. Leoguar publishes a pedal-assist estimate of up to 100 miles, while recorded tests in ECO, TRAIL, and BOOST give more context for different assistance levels. Actual distance changes with climbing, assist mode, rider and cargo weight, tire pressure, temperature, wind, battery condition, and riding pace.

Features

Shimano Deore 10-Speed Drivetrain

The Shimano Deore 10-speed drivetrain uses an 11–36T cassette and a trigger shifter, giving you a practical gear range for climbs, rolling trails, and smoother approaches. Shift into an easier gear before a steep section, and reduce pedal pressure during each shift so the mid-drive motor does not load the drivetrain as heavily.

RockShox Fork with 140mm of Travel

The RockShox air-suspension fork provides 140mm of travel, plus compression and rebound adjustment. Set air pressure and damping for your weight and terrain, then check the fork before demanding rides. The fork can help absorb trail impacts, but speed and line choice still matter on rough ground.

Maxxis Rekon 27.5 × 2.6-Inch Tires

Maxxis Rekon 27.5 × 2.6-inch tires have a 60 TPI casing and EXO construction. Their tread supports traction on firm trail surfaces and loose patches. Tubeless-ready rim tape is installed on the wheels, but confirm tire and rim compatibility before changing the stock setup; pressure, wear, moisture, and surface conditions still determine grip and puncture risk.

Chainstay Guard for Frame Protection

The chainstay guard helps protect the frame from chain slap and surface marks as the bike moves through rough terrain. It also reduces direct contact from trail debris around this high-wear area. Clean and inspect the chain, guard, and drivetrain regularly rather than relying on the guard as a substitute for maintenance.

500W Rated Mid-Drive Motor with 100Nm Torque

The MAGIC T1 mid-drive motor has a published 500W rated output, 750W peak output, and up to 100Nm of torque. Rated power describes its normal output rating; peak power describes shorter bursts under higher demand. The torque sensor adjusts pedal assistance across ECO, TRAIL, and BOOST modes. The bike ships with a 20 mph limit. Leoguar lists assisted speeds up to 28 mph after an authorized display-setting change, where local rules permit.

720Wh Removable Battery with Two-Step Lock

The 48V 15Ah battery provides 720Wh of capacity and is certified to UL 2271. A two-step key mechanism helps retain the battery in the frame and lets you remove it for indoor charging; it does not replace locking the bike in a secure place. Use the supplied 54.6V 3A charger and allow about five hours for a full charge, depending on the starting level.

Top-Tube Color Display with Password Setting

The embedded color display shows speed, battery level, assist mode, trip data, and system alerts. Its startup password setting can restrict display access, and the CANbus connection supports communication among electronic components. Protect the display from heavy rain, snow, and direct water during cleaning, as the owner's manual advises.

Shimano Four-Piston Hydraulic Disc Brakes

Shimano MT420 four-piston hydraulic disc brakes use a 203mm front rotor and a 180mm rear rotor. They provide progressive braking control for trail riding. Apply both brakes smoothly, inspect pad and rotor condition, and leave more stopping room on wet, loose, or steep sections.

RockShox Deluxe Select Rear Shock

The RockShox Deluxe Select rear shock works with the four-bar suspension layout to help the rear wheel track uneven ground. Its air pressure and rebound can be adjusted for rider weight and trail conditions. Slow down for large impacts or unfamiliar features instead of treating the suspension as a guarantee of control.

125mm Remote Dropper Seatpost

The cable-operated dropper post provides up to 125mm of saddle-height adjustment from the handlebar control. Lower the saddle for added room to move on descents, then raise it for seated pedaling. Set the normal saddle height within the marked limits and test the control before entering technical terrain.

General

Electronics

Components

Geometry

Frame Alloy Aluminum 6061 T4/T6
Rider Height 5'3" - 6'5"
Speed 28 MPH
Type Trail EMTB
Bell Included
Total Weight Limit 275 lbs
Range Up to 100 Miles
Brake Levers Shimano BL-MT401(L), BL-MT401(R) Black Lever
Brake Rotor (Front) Shimano SM-MA-F203P/PM, 203 mm
Brake Rotor (Rear) Shimano SM-MA- R180P/P2, 180 mm
Bike Weight 55 lbs Including The Battery

Pedal Assist Eco/trail/boost 3 levels
Motor Mid Drive MAGIC T1, CAN Protocol, 48V 500W, 100Nm
Sensor Torque sensor
Charging Time About 5 Hours
Charger 54.6V DC, 3A Smart Charger, 100V-240V AC Power Outlet
Battery PowerTube LF-5, 48V 15Ah 720Wh, Certified by UL 2271
Cell LG 21700 5000mAh Cells 3p13s
Display Top Tube Embedded Color Display

Chainring Motinova-34T
Rear Derailleur Shimano, Deore KRDM6000SGS 10speed
Rims 27.5", 36H, Schrader Valve, Tubeless Ready Rim Tape Installed
Spokes 12G stainless steel
Stem Forged Alloy Barbore:35mm
Seatpost Cable remote saddle height ajdustment with up to 125mm of drop
Pedals Wellgo Brand, Double Bearing and Forged, with Reflector
Cassette Shimano, Deore KCSHG5010136 10speed, 11 – 36T
Shift lever Shimano, Deore KSLM6000RC 10speed
Crank Arm MIA3, 170mm L, 10°, Aluminum
Brakes Shimano BR-MT420, 4-piston Disc Brake
Tires MAXXIS Rekon 27.5"*2.6 F&R, Wire Bead, TPI60 EXO
Handlebars Alloy Butted Barbore, D:1.37'' W:30.7''
Saddle VL-3631
Front Fork RockShox Suspension 140mm, 15*110 mm, 44 mm Offset, Black
Chain KMC S11-S2 11S/118L
Seat Clamp 1.38'' Dia
Bottom Bracket Integrated in the Mid-drive Motor
Grips Leoguar, MTB Grips
Headset 1.5" Head Tube Tapered to 1-1/8" ZS44/28.6 ZS56/39.8
Damper RockShox, Deluxe Select Rear Shock 7.5''*1.77"
Front Hub Alloy, sealed cartridge bearings, 15x110mm thru-axle, 36h
Rear Hub Alloy, sealed cartridge bearings, 148mmx12mm thru-axle, 36h

Real-world Range Testing

Pedal-assist tests in ECO, TRAIL, and BOOST modes.

ECO

Range:

102.36

Miles

TRAIL

Range:

82.25

Miles

BOOST

Range:

59.83

Miles

These recorded results are examples, not guarantees. Actual distance varies with assist mode, rider and cargo weight, speed, climbing, surface conditions, tire pressure, temperature, wind, battery condition, and how steadily you pedal.

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The 500W figure is the motor's published rated output, while 750W is its shorter peak-output figure. Both describe the same MAGIC T1 mid-drive, which is also rated for up to 100Nm of torque. The torque sensor adjusts pedal assistance across ECO, TRAIL, and BOOST. A throttle is not listed for this model.

The owner's manual lists a 20 mph default limit, while the technical specification lists assisted speeds up to 28 mph after an authorized display-setting change. Because a higher setting can affect the bike's legal class and trail access, check local rules and email info@leoguarbikes.com before changing it.

The recommended rider-height range is 5'3" to 6'5". The total payload limit is 275 lbs, including the rider and cargo, and the bike weighs 55 lbs with its battery. Fenders and a rear rack are separate purchases; the compatible rear rack is rated for up to 55 lbs, which still counts toward the 275 lb total.

The published pedal-assist estimate is up to 100 miles. Recorded tests reached 102.36 miles in ECO, 82.25 miles in TRAIL, and 59.83 miles in BOOST, but these figures are examples rather than guarantees. Rider and cargo weight, speed, climbing, surface, tire pressure, temperature, wind, battery condition, and how steadily you pedal all affect actual distance.

Read the Trailblazer owner's manual for setup, display, charging, suspension, and maintenance instructions. Visit our e-bike FAQs for general ownership questions, or email info@leoguarbikes.com for Trailblazer support.

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Jason Pereira’s Race Journey

Unleash the Power to Conquer

500W Rated Mid-Drive Power with 750W Peak Output

RockShox Full Suspension for Rough Trails

Trail Brakes, Tires, and a 275 lb Payload Limit

720Wh Battery with Realistic Range Guidance

Features

Shimano Deore 10-Speed Drivetrain

RockShox Fork with 140mm of Travel

Maxxis Rekon 27.5 × 2.6-Inch Tires

Chainstay Guard for Frame Protection

500W Rated Mid-Drive Motor with 100Nm Torque

720Wh Removable Battery with Two-Step Lock

Top-Tube Color Display with Password Setting

Shimano Four-Piston Hydraulic Disc Brakes

RockShox Deluxe Select Rear Shock

125mm Remote Dropper Seatpost

Real-world Range Testing

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