The Leopard Pro is available as a step-through or step-over.
Experts relish the motor's power, easily reaching 28mph with pedal assist and 31mph using the throttle.
A tester gets 52 miles of range in the city, averaging 15mph.
One reviewer finds the Leopard Pro stable.
Testers enjoy the ride comfort, highlighting the upright riding position, fat tires, and suspension fork and seatpost.
The throttle is responsive and provides quick acceleration, according to reviewers.
The Leopard Pro comes with a headlight, a taillight with brake activation, a 55lb-capacity rear rack, and fenders.
The bike's 400lb payload capacity is above average.

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There is a delay of three pedal revolutions for assistance to kick in.
At 75.2lb, the Leopard Pro is very heavy.
The hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm rotors are not powerful enough for a bike this heavy and fast.
Testers bemoan the large and inconsistent jumps between the max speeds of each PAS level.
The battery is so large it protrudes on the left side of the frame, causing one reviewer to hit their knee while pedaling.
The throttle's speed limit is linked to PAS level, frustrating experts.
The controller on a reviewer's bike fails during testing.
A reviewer’s bike arrives with gouges in the battery and a bent derailleur hanger.
A test bike overheats and powers off after being ridden up a hill on the sand.
Two experts caution that most pannier bags will not fit the rack's oversized 17mm tubing.
The Leopard Pro does not comply with e-bike speed restrictions.

Bottom line

The HAOQI Leopard Pro is a fat tire e-bike with a 750W motor and 960Wh battery. It's available as a step-through or step-over. Experts praise the bike's speed, responsive throttle, and comfortable ride. However, opinions are divided on its hill-climbing abilities. The chief complaints are the large size and high weight. Other problems include laggy pedal assist, inconsistent power speed increases across assist levels, and underpowered brakes. Additionally, quality control is worrying, with issues such as overheating, a failed controller, and shipping damage affecting testers' bikes. Overall, these drawbacks make the Leopard Pro unappealing, regardless of its low price.

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HAOQI Leopard Pro Review: Powerful 750W and 20Ah E-Bike 2024!

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If you’re a big person, a taller rider, if you want to ride fast, and you want to go far, this is doing that at a very good price. There are electronic limitations; it’s not a refined-feeling e-bike experience.

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It’s definitely not the fastest uphill, it’s really good for flat terrain. There we go, made it to the top and that was a bit of a workout… this bike is a rocket down a hill, almost 48mph!

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Two flaws that I found on it were just the pads, they’re not very grippy, and the fenders are a little bit flimsy. Besides that, it is a very good bike with great endurance when it comes to the battery.

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Comfort-wise, it is fairly comfortable. It’s not the most comfortable bike in the world, but for something in this price range, it is pretty comfortable. Overall, the bike feels solid.

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The Leopard Pro may be the best electric bike for you if you want a fast, long-range, value-focused electric fat bike at a totally affordable price… and if you’re tall enough to ride it!

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If you are looking for a bike, it’s hard to find a 20Ah battery pack at this price point in a fat tire cruiser. This bike does cut a few corners here and there.

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