Are these electric rides road legal in my province?

Road-legal status depends on the model and your province. A power-assisted bicycle in Canada uses a 500W motor and stops at 32 km/h. Many of our rides are more powerful. Those are for off-road use or need a licence. See our E-Bike Laws page for the rules where you live.

Do I need a licence or insurance?

A compliant power-assisted bicycle needs no licence, registration, or insurance. Higher-power bikes and dirt bikes are different. For road use, they usually need a licence and insurance. Quebec also asks riders aged 14 to 17 to hold a moped licence.

What range should I really expect?

Published range is an estimate. Your weight, hills, wind, cold weather, tire pressure, and speed all change it. Expect less range on cold days and steep routes.

Are the batteries safe, and how do I charge in winter?

Use only the charger that comes with your ride. Follow the manual and never charge a damaged battery. Store the battery indoors in winter and charge it at room temperature. Battery details are listed on each product page.

How much assembly is required?

Most rides arrive mostly assembled. You usually fit the front wheel, handlebars, pedals, and seat. We recommend a quick safety check before your first ride. Assembly details are on each product page.

What happens if my ride arrives damaged?

Contact us right away with photos. We ship across Canada and help you sort out any shipping damage or missing parts. Keep the box until your ride checks out.

How does warranty and parts work in Canada?

Warranty terms depend on the brand and model. You will find them on each product page. We help you reach the right support and source parts. Contact our team and we will guide you.

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Questions Riders Ask Before Buying

: Road-legal status depends on the model and your province. A power-assisted bicycle in Canada uses a 500W motor and stops at 32 km/h. Many of our rides are more powerful. Those are for off-road use or need a licence. See our E-Bike Laws page for the rules where you live.
: A compliant power-assisted bicycle needs no licence, registration, or insurance. Higher-power bikes and dirt bikes are different. For road use, they usually need a licence and insurance. Quebec also asks riders aged 14 to 17 to hold a moped licence.
: Published range is an estimate. Your weight, hills, wind, cold weather, tire pressure, and speed all change it. Expect less range on cold days and steep routes.
: Use only the charger that comes with your ride. Follow the manual and never charge a damaged battery. Store the battery indoors in winter and charge it at room temperature. Battery details are listed on each product page.
: Most rides arrive mostly assembled. You usually fit the front wheel, handlebars, pedals, and seat. We recommend a quick safety check before your first ride. Assembly details are on each product page.
: Contact us right away with photos. We ship across Canada and help you sort out any shipping damage or missing parts. Keep the box until your ride checks out.
: Warranty terms depend on the brand and model. You will find them on each product page. We help you reach the right support and source parts. Contact our team and we will guide you.

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