Avoid leaving your electric bike in direct sunlight for long periods, as excessive heat can shorten battery life, damage components, and affect overall performance. For better e-bike care, park in shaded or well-ventilated areas to prevent overheating and extend battery lifespan.

Usually yes — if ebikes are allowed, so are motorcycle style ebikes or scooter style ebike.

That said, local rules in places like Toronto, Ottawa, or other cities may differ. It’s always a good idea to check with your city’s transportation department.

However, e‑bike regulations may vary by province and are subject to change. We recommend that buyers consult their local transportation authorities to confirm compliance. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure the lawful use of the product(s) in their area. For more details, please refer to our Terms and Conditions: https://emmo.ca/pages/terms-and-conditions.

Yes. Policies vary. GO Transit allows folded e-bikes anytime. TTC allows them only from Apr 16 to Nov 14, 2025, and not during rush hours. They may be banned entirely in winter. Compact folding models such as E-Mini Pro, E-Mini Pro 2.0 – SUVI, or oiios Electo are easier to carry onto buses or trains and can be stored more neatly, helping you comply with transit rules. Folding e-bikes must be securely folded and stored to avoid obstructing walkways. Regulations can differ—always consult transit authority policies.
However, e‑bike regulations may vary by province and are subject to change. We recommend that buyers consult their local transportation authorities to confirm compliance. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure the lawful use of the product(s) in their area. For more details, please refer to our Terms and Conditions: https://emmo.ca/pages/terms-and-conditions.

Folding electric bikes combine portability and power. They fold for easy storage or transit and often include features like fat tires or suspension for added comfort. Perfect for commuters, RV users, or riders with limited space.