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EUNORAU META26 1.0 Electric Bike - Canada

Comfort-focused commuting with responsive torque-sensor assist

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Product Overview

A step-through city e-bike with a 500W rear hub motor, 48V 15Ah LG battery, torque sensor, 26 x 3-inch tires and hydraulic brakes. Comfort-focused commuting with responsive torque-sensor assist.

Key Features & Benefits
  • A city bike that responds to effort: The torque sensor measures pedalling force and asks the 500W rear hub motor for proportionate assistance. That creates a more natural launch and hill response than a basic cadence-only commuter.
  • Range depends on the battery setup: The standard 48V 15Ah pack is not the configuration behind the headline 161 km claim. That maximum requires an optional second 15Ah battery and favourable conditions. Cold, hills, load and speed reduce range.
  • 26-inch comfort platform: The detailed specification confirms 26 x 3-inch tires, despite one Canadian summary incorrectly saying 24 inches. Hydraulic brakes, front suspension, an adjustable stem, fenders and integrated lights suit daily utility.
  • Keep the speed limit intact: The stock Canadian specification is 500W and 32 km/h. EUNORAU calls the system unlockable; increasing the limit may change legal classification and should not be presented as a public-road feature.
Specifications
  • 48V 500W rear hub motor; up to 55 Nm claimed torque
  • 48V 15Ah LG lithium-ion battery
  • Optional second 15Ah battery; dual-battery claim up to 161 km
  • 32 km/h published maximum speed
  • Torque sensor and thumb throttle
  • 48V 20A controller; BC182 display with EUNORAU GO support
  • 2A charger; five-to-seven-hour claim
  • 26 x 3-inch Innova tires
  • Shimano seven-speed drivetrain
  • 180 mm hydraulic disc brakes
  • Front suspension; LED front and rear lights; fenders included
  • 130 kg payload; rider-height guidance 163-190 cm
  • 31 kg; overall length 1874 mm; wheelbase 1158 mm
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Quick take

A short read before the full Street Rides review. Treat speed and range details as manufacturer claims unless Street Rides says otherwise.

  • Snapshot: A step-through city e-bike with a 500W rear hub motor, 48V 15Ah LG battery, torque sensor, 26 x 3-inch tires and hydraulic brakes.
  • Best fit: Comfort-focused commuting with responsive torque-sensor assist
  • Shipping and returns: See our shipping and returns policy for full details on return eligibility, timelines, and any applicable restocking fees.

Compare five new EUNORAU catalogue models

Compare the R1 dirt bike, META26 commuter, EKIDS24 youth bike, provisional G40 cargo record and T1 recumbent trike.
Choose by vehicle format and lawful riding context, not motor output alone. All five remain sold out on Street Rides until Canadian inventory is confirmed.
Different formats, power levels and intended uses.
Product Format Motor Battery Best use Listed price
EUNORAU x RERODE R1 Electric Dirt Bike - Canada Experienced riders on lawful off-road or private terrain. Off-road dirt bike 4,000W mid 72V 35Ah Off-road/private use C$6,299
EUNORAU META26 1.0 Electric Bike - Canada Comfort-focused commuting with responsive torque-sensor assist. Step-through city bike 500W rear hub 48V 15Ah Daily commuting C$2,429
EUNORAU EKIDS24 1.0 Electric Bike - Canada Supervised recreational riding by a properly fitted young rider. 24-inch youth bike 250W rear hub 24V 10Ah Supervised recreation C$1,214
EUNORAU G40-CARGO 1.0 Electric Cargo Bike - Canada Research only until EUNORAU confirms the exact Canadian model. Cargo bike, unverified Unverified Unverified Research only C$2,999
EUNORAU T1 Recumbent Electric Trike - Canada Stable, reclined riding with cargo and trailer utility. Recumbent trike 750W rear hub 52V 16Ah Stable reclined riding C$4,199

How this comparison was built

Current Canadian product pages, detailed specifications, policies and live variant evidence were checked. Conflicts were disclosed and G30 data was not substituted for G40.

Source notes

EUNORAU Canada sources checked September 19, 2026.

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