Nice video! Way to up your game. Loving the Wireless Go for the sound! Are still shooting with the DJI Osmo Pocket? Seems like a better FOV on this vid.
Always trying to improve :) Interestingly, this channel was started as a way for me to improve my film making skills using minimal equipment (goal is 100 videos...I need to do a count to see where I'm at) :) ...using the audio from the Wireless Go IIs is helping :) and still using the Fimi Palm for filming on the move :)
@@TimsElectric Ahhh, the Fimi, looks so much like the Pocket. The duplicate comment is because I "thought" I had posted the comment, but it didn't show up, so I posted again.
Tim thank you for your videos, I need to move to Victoria! Will the pro have a little more pep on the Hill of Death vs the regular Leger? thxs again cheers!
i think if i were to choose I would go with the smaller Leger Pro (for me it was easier to manage up stairs as it wasn't as bulky), plus I like the extra range...but both are quality scooters...but the Leger or Leger Pro for me :)
Great review. I''m considering the Leger Pro but I heard the handlebar height may be quite low. You mentioned you are 6ft so I'm interested to hear your thoughts if you think this would be a problem as I'm 6ft4.
sadly I don't have it anymore...I don't recall there being an issue with it ....I seem remember really liking the Pro. Sorry that's not very helpful...if I had access to it again I'd let you know :)
I really like the Leger and the Leger Pro...however unless you need the extra range then I would keep the Leger and enjoy the slightly lighter weight :) and thank you for the kind words...Victoria is lovely in the spring :)
I recently bought the Pro and beginning to doubt myself because it’s not water proof. Was wondering if a non-water proof can still run on wet ground after a rain or you got caught up in the middle of a thunderstorm? Thanks and great vid.
That's a really good question Regie...in my experience ...I've been caught in a rain storm a couple of times (Zero 9), and came home and dried it off...I didn't go fast but it seemed fine.
Very interesting seeing the speedway scooters making a return. I wish they had a new 2021 speedway scooter with horn, great lights and just a bunch of features like the emove cruiser which is a speedway descendant. Mini motors are probably usa’s oldest and most experienced PEV company
those are fair points...better lighting for spring and fall evenings but I actually think the integrated bell is good enough for the speeds I travel and it doesn't scare the pants of pedestrians :)
@@TimsElectric I think most American urban riders can’t even ride with pedestrians or near anyway, strictly roads. Very important to some riders that they have the horn to communicate with cars. I’ve the emove touring and cars don’t care about my bell but they do take my horn seriously
Hi Tim! I really love all your reviews and just subscribed to your channel. I know it's only a year later, but scooter tech moves quickly, would you still recommend getting this escooter (Speedway Leger Pro) in 2022? Do you know if they have a new model set to be released in this year. How would you compare this one to the Emove Cruiser (which is waterproof but about 10lbs heavier). Personally i think escooters should be lighter weight because they are designed for portability, so many of the 60+ lbs scooters turn me off because of weight and the ability to carry them up and down stairs etc. Anyway, when you get a moment can you let me know your thoughts . Also, one last thing...what would be your favorite commuter scooter in the class of the Speedway Leger Pro if it isn't your favorite still today
@Ryan Wurmser Awesome to hear from you :) Simple answer is yes I still love the leger but if it's any consolation I'm in the process of saving up for an Emove Cruiser. Where I live the extra safety of the long range and IP rating as you mentioned would give me some peace of mind :) Right now what I do is have two or three scooters. My go to is a Uscooter GT Sport for short hops Medium hops the Hiboy S2 Max Longer hops the Varla Eagle One Insane fun...the Wolf King GT Pro. Too much fun here :) Fabulous questions :) P.S. Warning Shameless plug...if you do order from Voro do use my link as they kindly sent me a scooter recently to review :) www.voromotors.com/?ref=timselectric They even have a coupon code $50 off any new electric scooter from the EMOVE and Kaabo brands. Let me know if the coupon code works :) Coupon Code: TimothyWestElectric
@@TimsElectric Thanks for the great response, Tim!! I just checked out your other videos on the Emove Cruiser as well. Great job! I'll definitely use your code if I go with one of those scooters you mentioned, thanks for that. My girlfriend also wants to use the scooter sometimes and she's a smaller built lady ( about 120 lbs), out of the Emove or the Leger Pro which one do you think would be the better choice? Or out of the two, which is your preference?
Hi Ryan, it depends on her needs and distance required. My wife has a much smaller scooter (Booster V) and loves it as we live in the city and she grabs it for short trips around the city almost daily at present. Even for some cruising in the evening like last night, she picked it...I've reviewed it too on my channel...but if I had to pick I'd probably go with the smaller Leger Pro ...but the Cruiser would be good too...it depends on whether or not she needs to lift it..if you're just riding into a garage and charging it there then it doesn't matter :)
i am in buying a scooter ,my first and i have 299lbs and what would you pick Speedway Leger Pro or inmotion climber or sf1. they are all on sale now . still inmotion page say max lbs on climber is 280lbs ish and SF1 308lbs. and Speedway Leger Pro 264lbs. sales ppl say what ever to sell so i ask some one that have tries them all. my thinking is hills even if hill of death we dont have where i live=) and en eu 25km/h is max or they will take it from you so is stay at 25km/h too old for anything else
Quick answer as I'm camping lol SF1, power enough for around town and a town without hills plus the suspension is lovely 😀
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Great video, and beautiful place to live too!! I'm trying to decide which scooter to get for my commute to work.. I'm undecided between the speedway leger pro max and the dualtron mini 21ah. I've some short steep hills during my commute (200 meters at 18% and 700 meters at 8%). I weight 53kg. Do you think the leger pro would be able to handle these kind of slopes with ease? Thanks in advance :)
Awesome question Andre! I haven't tried the Mini yet...hope to soon :) I really liked the Leger and the Leger Pro. I think at your weight the short steep hill will be slower...but the longer hill should be fine...especially if it's charged up. I probably would go with the Leger...save some $s get a good helmet and enjoy...plenty of speed for riding around :) Hope this helps :) Cheers Tim p.s. If you are concerned , then the Dualtron brand is solid so the mini would be awesome too :)
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@@TimsElectric Yes, ideally I would get both of them, i would have the comfort of the DT and the range of the leger pro 26ah, my then my wallet would be crying :) I'll wait and try to compare both of them side by side. Thank you for your help! Keep up the good work!
I’ve had my Leger for over 2 years now for random weekend riding. I attached a seat to mine with a small dog carrier. It’s been holding up great. However, I have been having a lot of flat tires in my rear wheel. I weigh 160 lb so that shouldn’t be an issue. Changing the tube is kind of a pain. Takes me over an hour for that repair. I’ve only found the correct size tubes on the MiniMotor website and they cost $15 per tube and shipping is over $10 for some reason. Plus, you need a special L-shaped valve adapter to fill the tire with air, making it kind of a complicated process to perfect getting the right tire pressure with a bicycle pump. Either way, I should not be getting this many rear flat tires as frequent as I do. I have a theory, that the brushless motor in the rear hub heats up and weakens the tube causing leaks. Bad design. Meanwhile, I continue to feed my rear wheel tubes. If anyone has a recommendation to this problem, I’d appreciate the feedback. Thank you.
Wow @Mitch Henson , that's very frustrating....so a few things #1 what does mini-motors say? and if they're less than helpful perhaps reach out to Voro Motors? They've been very responsive with me. #2 I had a similar issue with my Zero 9 but attributed it to my size being 100lbs heavier than you. #3 I would look at going with a solid rear tire for sure...there must be one and it's going to give you so much more peace of mind. (sometimes called a honeycomb tire) Hope this helps and if others have ideas on what to do let us know ;) Cheers Tim
@@TimsElectric I live in LA and purchased my Leger in DTLA at their mini motors location. I purchased the Leger with a 1 year guarantee to cover any repairs. #1 I tried to revisit their downtown location but no one was ever there. Given, this was shortly after the Pandemic began. Calling them, they could only suggest ordering spare tubes from their website and encouraged me to install it. They're lucky I am handy enough to figure how to install that tube and figure out how to reassemble the rear wheel system in the process. Today, I contacted Voro via their website. Their response was quick but they do not have any Minimotor parts in stock. #3 I've done searches on solid rear tires (honeycomb tires) but there does not seem to be any in the odd dimensions that the Leger requires. I would love for there to be a solid honeycomb alternative, because that is the answer to the issue. I appreciate your response and your suggestions. I enjoyed watching your videos on the Leger. The Leger has performed well, other than the rear inner tube issue. I sort of appreciate being forced to learn how to do maintenance on the thing. But, a common consumer does not have that luxury.
@@mitchhenson9390 sorry to hear that my suggestions weren't too helpful....hopefully someone can recommend a solid tire...have you tired Alliexpress and places like that?
@@mitchhenson9390 Have you considered using Slime or Armor-Dilloz? I don't have experience with either yet, but ordered some for when I eventually get my first flat.
@@musikgoat Thanks for the slime and armor-dilloz suggestions. I’ll consider it. I have bought tube protector liner made by slime. I have not tried it yet. Getting it in there for the right fit may be tricky. I figure it’s an insulation barrier between the tube and the heat source.
Why does the mini motors site claim the Leger Pro has a 1450W motor? When all the reviews say 500? Even if they mean max rather than continuous, that's still too big of a gap.
oh noooo....but do you need the extra battery size? I really like the Leger the way it is...they're both really well made and the speed and range is pretty awesome :)
@@TimsElectric I'm usually 125-135 lbs so that Leger alone gets me to around 31 mph usually on the speedo and range wise 30+ miles so it's an awesome scooter. The problem is really the brakes. I was even talking to mini motors about how i really wished it had a front brake and the wheel was metal because this plastic wheel is really giving me the heeby jeebies with the speed the scooter gets to haha.
@@TimsElectric Yeah the only benefit to having to diet all the time to make weight for boxing haha. Really wish these scooters were tubeless though don't you? I blew a rear tire the other day but to my surprise the inner tube installation was super easy.
@@TheArtofBoxing101 tubeless is on my list of things that need to be standard on quality scooters for sure :) NIce to hear that the replacements or fix was simple though :)
Looks like a lovely place to live. I moved from Belfast in N.Ireland to the UK 2 years ago....big mistake. This country is fast becoming the toilet of the world. My wife and I are both retired and thinking of moving again....Victoria, BC Canada could be just the place. Ps, great review by the way.
Cheers Pat! You might check out one of my wife's channels ...this one for example as it's specific to Victoria and we're working on more videos soon :) th-cam.com/users/YogaLifestylewithMelissaplaylists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=10
I need to do a waterproof episode on the electric scooters as I'm not impressed with their ratings...I don't know who gives out IP ratings but they're not accurate on some of the scooters I've seen..one that claimed a very high rating didn't even have a gasket on the deck between the lid...metal on metal...but probably film it in the Fall when the rains come back :)
@ES Rider...I typically don't mention pricing as I've noticed that prices here in Canada vs everywhere else seem to be quite different...there's $200 difference here in Canada (1495-1695) Cheers :)
@@TimsElectric : I expect the price difference in the UK to be about £150. I can only find one dealer selling the regular Leger, (at £950). The Pro would come in at around £1100. (But that's just me guessing)
Nice video! Way to up your game. Loving the Wireless Go for the sound! Are still shooting with the DJI Osmo Pocket? Seems like a better FOV on this vid.
Always trying to improve :) Interestingly, this channel was started as a way for me to improve my film making skills using minimal equipment (goal is 100 videos...I need to do a count to see where I'm at) :) ...using the audio from the Wireless Go IIs is helping :) and still using the Fimi Palm for filming on the move :)
@@TimsElectric Ahhh, the Fimi, looks so much like the Pocket. The duplicate comment is because I "thought" I had posted the comment, but it didn't show up, so I posted again.
lol ....no worries on the duplicate content :) :) and yes it does look very similar...I'm happy with them :)
Tim thank you for your videos, I need to move to Victoria! Will the pro have a little more pep on the Hill of Death vs the regular Leger? thxs again cheers!
absolutley @jc4626, more power :)
great video Tim.
I know the leger pro is more expensive then the zero 10, which do you prefer and why?
i think if i were to choose I would go with the smaller Leger Pro (for me it was easier to manage up stairs as it wasn't as bulky), plus I like the extra range...but both are quality scooters...but the Leger or Leger Pro for me :)
Great review. I''m considering the Leger Pro but I heard the handlebar height may be quite low. You mentioned you are 6ft so I'm interested to hear your thoughts if you think this would be a problem as I'm 6ft4.
sadly I don't have it anymore...I don't recall there being an issue with it ....I seem remember really liking the Pro.
Sorry that's not very helpful...if I had access to it again I'd let you know :)
@@TimsElectric thank you
you're welcome...I wish I could be more helpful. :)
Where can you get them at
I'd google it...I'm not sure as I didn't purchase them :) I just reviewed them ...but check online and see who sells them in your neck of the woods :)
Do you know the water resistance rating?
I'm not sure...but you could check the Voro website , they should list it :)
@@TimsElectric Oddly enough it's not there, or anywhere else apparently lol
that's so weird...I don't recall any more...I liked it a lot ...but would definitely reach out and ask them :)
Nice video tnx
Thanks for watching Sakhs
Hi Tim, great reviews. Can you include mph for everyone in the U.S.? Thanks so much
For sure...I will try to remember and quite often forget that my American cousins are still using the Imperial system :)
What a beautiful place to live. I own a few escooters and my Leger is my favorite and most comfortable ride. I am curious about the Leger pro :)
I really like the Leger and the Leger Pro...however unless you need the extra range then I would keep the Leger and enjoy the slightly lighter weight :) and thank you for the kind words...Victoria is lovely in the spring :)
Hey Tim, I'm unboxing a Leger Pro today, looking forward to putting it up against an Emove Cruiser for Range! Cheers
Have fun! Range testing both monsters...you'll be exhausted :) :) Cheers
I recently bought the Pro and beginning to doubt myself because it’s not water proof. Was wondering if a non-water proof can still run on wet ground after a rain or you got caught up in the middle of a thunderstorm? Thanks and great vid.
That's a really good question Regie...in my experience ...I've been caught in a rain storm a couple of times (Zero 9), and came home and dried it off...I didn't go fast but it seemed fine.
Very interesting seeing the speedway scooters making a return. I wish they had a new 2021 speedway scooter with horn, great lights and just a bunch of features like the emove cruiser which is a speedway descendant. Mini motors are probably usa’s oldest and most experienced PEV company
those are fair points...better lighting for spring and fall evenings but I actually think the integrated bell is good enough for the speeds I travel and it doesn't scare the pants of pedestrians :)
@@TimsElectric I think most American urban riders can’t even ride with pedestrians or near anyway, strictly roads. Very important to some riders that they have the horn to communicate with cars. I’ve the emove touring and cars don’t care about my bell but they do take my horn seriously
@@Pintexx absolutely if you're primarily on the road...you need a loud horn :) :)
Minimotors is Korean company I think, thats why they uses LG batteries :)
You right about US, thats why electrick bikes is more popular there
Cheers...I didn't realize they were Korean :) ty :)
Great review, thank you
Glad it was helpful! Cheers Dean :) :) and thank you for popping over and saying hello :)
Hi Tim! I really love all your reviews and just subscribed to your channel. I know it's only a year later, but scooter tech moves quickly, would you still recommend getting this escooter (Speedway Leger Pro) in 2022? Do you know if they have a new model set to be released in this year. How would you compare this one to the Emove Cruiser (which is waterproof but about 10lbs heavier). Personally i think escooters should be lighter weight because they are designed for portability, so many of the 60+ lbs scooters turn me off because of weight and the ability to carry them up and down stairs etc. Anyway, when you get a moment can you let me know your thoughts . Also, one last thing...what would be your favorite commuter scooter in the class of the Speedway Leger Pro if it isn't your favorite still today
@Ryan Wurmser Awesome to hear from you :)
Simple answer is yes I still love the leger but if it's any consolation I'm in the process of saving up for an Emove Cruiser. Where I live the extra safety of the long range and IP rating as you mentioned would give me some peace of mind :)
Right now what I do is have two or three scooters.
My go to is a Uscooter GT Sport for short hops
Medium hops the Hiboy S2 Max
Longer hops the Varla Eagle One
Insane fun...the Wolf King GT Pro.
Too much fun here :)
Fabulous questions :)
P.S. Warning Shameless plug...if you do order from Voro do use my link as they kindly sent me a scooter recently to review :) www.voromotors.com/?ref=timselectric
They even have a coupon code $50 off any new electric scooter from the EMOVE and Kaabo brands. Let me know if the coupon code works :)
Coupon Code: TimothyWestElectric
@@TimsElectric Thanks for the great response, Tim!! I just checked out your other videos on the Emove Cruiser as well. Great job! I'll definitely use your code if I go with one of those scooters you mentioned, thanks for that. My girlfriend also wants to use the scooter sometimes and she's a smaller built lady ( about 120 lbs), out of the Emove or the Leger Pro which one do you think would be the better choice? Or out of the two, which is your preference?
Hi Ryan, it depends on her needs and distance required. My wife has a much smaller scooter (Booster V) and loves it as we live in the city and she grabs it for short trips around the city almost daily at present. Even for some cruising in the evening like last night, she picked it...I've reviewed it too on my channel...but if I had to pick I'd probably go with the smaller Leger Pro ...but the Cruiser would be good too...it depends on whether or not she needs to lift it..if you're just riding into a garage and charging it there then it doesn't matter :)
@@TimsElectric Thank you for the great feedback, Tim! I am going to ponder on what you said before I make a purchase!
@@ryanwurmser3853 wise to sleep on it :) :)
between this and ninebot max is it worth the extra $ for the leger pro?
I think so...it's really well made :) not so much plastic ...but I should do a comparison :) the Leger is built to last :)
i am in buying a scooter ,my first and i have 299lbs and what would you pick Speedway Leger Pro or inmotion climber or sf1. they are all on sale now . still inmotion page say max lbs on climber is 280lbs ish and SF1 308lbs. and Speedway Leger Pro 264lbs. sales ppl say what ever to sell so i ask some one that have tries them all. my thinking is hills even if hill of death we dont have where i live=) and en eu 25km/h is max or they will take it from you so is stay at 25km/h too old for anything else
Quick answer as I'm camping lol
SF1, power enough for around town and a town without hills plus the suspension is lovely 😀
Great video, and beautiful place to live too!! I'm trying to decide which scooter to get for my commute to work.. I'm undecided between the speedway leger pro max and the dualtron mini 21ah. I've some short steep hills during my commute (200 meters at 18% and 700 meters at 8%). I weight 53kg. Do you think the leger pro would be able to handle these kind of slopes with ease? Thanks in advance :)
Awesome question Andre!
I haven't tried the Mini yet...hope to soon :)
I really liked the Leger and the Leger Pro.
I think at your weight the short steep hill will be slower...but the longer hill should be fine...especially if it's charged up.
I probably would go with the Leger...save some $s get a good helmet and enjoy...plenty of speed for riding around :)
Hope this helps :)
Cheers
Tim
p.s. If you are concerned , then the Dualtron brand is solid so the mini would be awesome too :)
@@TimsElectric Yes, ideally I would get both of them, i would have the comfort of the DT and the range of the leger pro 26ah, my then my wallet would be crying :) I'll wait and try to compare both of them side by side. Thank you for your help! Keep up the good work!
@ I think you'll be loving the Leger...but will try and get a test ride on the Mini and let you know :)
I’ve had my Leger for over 2 years now for random weekend riding. I attached a seat to mine with a small dog carrier. It’s been holding up great.
However, I have been having a lot of flat tires in my rear wheel. I weigh 160 lb so that shouldn’t be an issue. Changing the tube is kind of a pain. Takes me over an hour for that repair. I’ve only found the correct size tubes on the MiniMotor website and they cost $15 per tube and shipping is over $10 for some reason. Plus, you need a special L-shaped valve adapter to fill the tire with air, making it kind of a complicated process to perfect getting the right tire pressure with a bicycle pump. Either way, I should not be getting this many rear flat tires as frequent as I do.
I have a theory, that the brushless motor in the rear hub heats up and weakens the tube causing leaks. Bad design. Meanwhile, I continue to feed my rear wheel tubes.
If anyone has a recommendation to this problem, I’d appreciate the feedback.
Thank you.
Wow @Mitch Henson ,
that's very frustrating....so a few things
#1 what does mini-motors say? and if they're less than helpful perhaps reach out to Voro Motors? They've been very responsive with me.
#2 I had a similar issue with my Zero 9 but attributed it to my size being 100lbs heavier than you.
#3 I would look at going with a solid rear tire for sure...there must be one and it's going to give you so much more peace of mind. (sometimes called a honeycomb tire)
Hope this helps and if others have ideas on what to do let us know ;)
Cheers
Tim
@@TimsElectric I live in LA and purchased my Leger in DTLA at their mini motors location. I purchased the Leger with a 1 year guarantee to cover any repairs.
#1 I tried to revisit their downtown location but no one was ever there. Given, this was shortly after the Pandemic began. Calling them, they could only suggest ordering spare tubes from their website and encouraged me to install it. They're lucky I am handy enough to figure how to install that tube and figure out how to reassemble the rear wheel system in the process. Today, I contacted Voro via their website. Their response was quick but they do not have any Minimotor parts in stock.
#3 I've done searches on solid rear tires (honeycomb tires) but there does not seem to be any in the odd dimensions that the Leger requires. I would love for there to be a solid honeycomb alternative, because that is the answer to the issue.
I appreciate your response and your suggestions. I enjoyed watching your videos on the Leger.
The Leger has performed well, other than the rear inner tube issue. I sort of appreciate being forced to learn how to do maintenance on the thing. But, a common consumer does not have that luxury.
@@mitchhenson9390 sorry to hear that my suggestions weren't too helpful....hopefully someone can recommend a solid tire...have you tired Alliexpress and places like that?
@@mitchhenson9390 Have you considered using Slime or Armor-Dilloz? I don't have experience with either yet, but ordered some for when I eventually get my first flat.
@@musikgoat Thanks for the slime and armor-dilloz suggestions. I’ll consider it. I have bought tube protector liner made by slime. I have not tried it yet. Getting it in there for the right fit may be tricky. I figure it’s an insulation barrier between the tube and the heat source.
Ok but how fast do you go on the leger pro being as big as you are i imagine top speed was not what was advertised lol
I think it was pretty close...40 Kph I seem to remember :)
Why does the mini motors site claim the Leger Pro has a 1450W motor? When all the reviews say 500?
Even if they mean max rather than continuous, that's still too big of a gap.
I wish all the manufactures shared both normal and max watts Matt :)
Love buying the Leger just for the Pro to come out 2 days later....
oh noooo....but do you need the extra battery size? I really like the Leger the way it is...they're both really well made and the speed and range is pretty awesome :)
@@TimsElectric I'm usually 125-135 lbs so that Leger alone gets me to around 31 mph usually on the speedo and range wise 30+ miles so it's an awesome scooter. The problem is really the brakes. I was even talking to mini motors about how i really wished it had a front brake and the wheel was metal because this plastic wheel is really giving me the heeby jeebies with the speed the scooter gets to haha.
wow....amazing speed when you're light :) :) nice :) :)
@@TimsElectric Yeah the only benefit to having to diet all the time to make weight for boxing haha. Really wish these scooters were tubeless though don't you? I blew a rear tire the other day but to my surprise the inner tube installation was super easy.
@@TheArtofBoxing101 tubeless is on my list of things that need to be standard on quality scooters for sure :) NIce to hear that the replacements or fix was simple though :)
Looks like a lovely place to live. I moved from Belfast in N.Ireland to the UK 2 years ago....big mistake. This country is fast becoming the toilet of the world.
My wife and I are both retired and thinking of moving again....Victoria, BC Canada could be just the place.
Ps, great review by the way.
Cheers Pat! You might check out one of my wife's channels ...this one for example as it's specific to Victoria and we're working on more videos soon :) th-cam.com/users/YogaLifestylewithMelissaplaylists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=10
I wonder how those scooters do in the rain! Rains a lot in my city, a scooter that is not waterproof is not very useful.
I need to do a waterproof episode on the electric scooters as I'm not impressed with their ratings...I don't know who gives out IP ratings but they're not accurate on some of the scooters I've seen..one that claimed a very high rating didn't even have a gasket on the deck between the lid...metal on metal...but probably film it in the Fall when the rains come back :)
odd with safari could not see comments, sorry for random comment about computer problem :-) (commented with chrome)
sorted, deleted all youtube cookies and stuff,.
Did you mention the price of the 2 scooters ?
Did I miss that ?
@ES Rider...I typically don't mention pricing as I've noticed that prices here in Canada vs everywhere else seem to be quite different...there's $200 difference here in Canada (1495-1695) Cheers :)
@@TimsElectric : I expect the price difference in the UK to be about £150.
I can only find one dealer selling the regular Leger, (at £950). The Pro would
come in at around £1100. (But that's just me guessing)
Cheers Robin