Leoguar Trailblazer
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Leoguar Trailblazer. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- An expert praises the Trailblazer's climbing ability, easily handling steep hills.
- The above-average RockShox suspension allows one tester to confidently tackle "moderate" trails.
- A reviewer appreciates the planted ride feel and predictable handling.
- The Shimano MT420 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes and 203/180mm rotors provide reliable stopping power in testing.
- A tester finds the Trailblazer agile, thanks in part to the 27.5" wheels.
- In one range test, a 165lb reviewer rides 36.5 miles on singletrack, climbing 2,649 feet using only max assist.
- A reviewer says the Maxxis Rekon 2.6” tires provide good grip over loose terrain in dry conditions.
- The top tube-integrated display is easy to read, according to a tester.
6 reasons not to buy
- The stated height range is 5’3” to 6’5”, but a 6’1” tester finds the bike cramped, and suggests it for riders from 5’5” to 5’10” only.
- A reviewer sets the max speed, but the motor exceeds it by around three miles per hour.
- A tester observes a slight delay in pedal assist activation.
- Motor power output and PAS levels cannot be adjusted, and one reviewer feels the lower levels are too weak.
- A high cadence is required to draw full power from the motor, which makes tackling technical sections trickier.
- The rims are taped for tubeless, but the tires aren't tubeless compatible.
Bottom line
The Leoguar Trailblazer is a budget full-suspension e-MTB. The sole reviewer says it handles "moderate" trails well. They praise the supportive suspension, climbing power, range, wide tires, and reliable Shimano drivetrain and brakes. The tester's main gripes all concern the motor, which demands a high cadence to provide full power. Power delivery is also slightly delayed and weak in the lower PAS levels, and unfortunately, there's no way to adjust output. This unrefined motor performance makes the Trailblazer unsuited to technical riding, but from limited testing, it seems to be a decent option for flowy, non-technical mountain biking.Expert Reviews
90/100 based on 1 rated expert reviewLeoguar Trailblazer Review | Is the Motor Magic?
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