The best eBike for women is often the one that feels comfortable, easy to get on and off, and simple to handle, while still offering the power and range you need for your typical rides.

• Comfort usually comes first, especially if you’re riding often or for longer distances. Many riders prefer an upright position, relaxed geometry, and a supportive saddle to reduce strain on the back, shoulders, and wrists.

• An accessible frame design can make a big difference in day-to-day riding. Step-through frames are popular because they make mounting and dismounting easier at frequent stops and can feel more confidence-inspiring in everyday clothing.

• Weight and handling matter too. A well-balanced eBike that doesn’t feel bulky is easier to maneuver in traffic, park, and move around when you’re not riding.

• Power and range still count, especially for hills, longer outings, or keeping pace on group rides.

If you want a compact, upright ride that’s easy to control, the VMO Pro(https://emmo.ca/products/emmo-vmo-pro) is a great option. If you’re looking for a capable ride with strong performance for longer trips, the Pulse Pro(https://emmo.ca/products/pulse-pro) is also worth considering.

500W and 750W refer to the motor’s power rating, and the real-world feel can vary depending on how the controller is programmed.

In general, a higher-watt motor can provide stronger assistance under load, like on hills, with heavier riders, or when carrying cargo. That said, wattage doesn’t always translate directly to torque or top speed on its own, because controller tuning, battery output, and the overall drivetrain setup also play a big role. With a well-configured system, a 500W eBike can still feel smooth, responsive, and capable for most everyday riding.

If you’re deciding between the two, the best approach is to match the bike to your typical terrain and riding style, and try a test ride if you can. You can find a nearby EMMO location here: https://emmo.ca/pages/locations

Regulations may vary by location, and requirements can differ depending on local bylaws. EMMO eBikes are limited by default to 500W, which aligns with the common eBike motor power limit in many parts of Canada.

Yes. In most Canadian provinces, riders must be at least 16 years old to operate an e-bike, but age limits vary.

In Ontario, the minimum age is 16. In Quebec, riders must be 18, though those aged 14–17 with a Class 6D licence may also ride (SAAQ: https://saaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/road-safety/modes-transportation/electric-bike). In British Columbia, the minimum age is 14 with certain vehicle restrictions (BC Gov: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/transportation/driving-and-cycling/cycling/cycling-regulations-restrictions-rules/e-bikes). Other provinces generally set limits between 12 and 16 years old. EMMO encourages all riders to follow local regulations and always wear certified helmets.

In Canada, street-legal e-bikes are limited by law to a maximum speed of 32 km/h. Some high-performance or off-road ebikes can reach higher speeds, but they are meant for use only on private property or designated off-road areas.

In certain cases, an e-bike can be registered and insured as a motor vehicle, which allows higher speeds but requires meeting the same licensing, registration, and insurance rules as motorcycles or mopeds.

You can ride your e-bike on most public roads, neighbourhood streets, and designated cycling routes where bicycles are permitted.

You cannot ride on controlled-access highways or expressways where bicycles are prohibited, or in pedestrian-only areas such as sidewalks and walking trails.

Always check local bylaws to confirm where e-bikes are permitted.

Families often need an eBike that can carry cargo or multiple passengers for daily routines or weekend use.

The Trobic Pro is ideal for cargo hauling, with a spacious rear rack and front basket for groceries, picnic gear, or daily supplies. Its fat tires handle hills and city roads with ease. Scooter Style E-Bikes support two riders and up to 620 lbs (280 kg), making them practical for shared travel.

These options provide families with practical, reliable ways to ride together—combining space, strength, and everyday convenience.

The best long-range electric bicycle is one that matches your riding style with a high-capacity battery, an efficient motor, and a comfortable fit for longer time in the saddle.

EMMO electric bicycles are designed for long-distance riding, with many models offering at least 110 km of range under typical conditions. If you want even more distance between charges, our dual-battery options like the Monta Dual and E-Wild Dual are built for ultra-long range, with up to 320 km in ideal conditions.

Range can vary based on rider weight, speed, terrain, temperature, tire pressure, and how much pedal assist you use. For dual-battery models, you can browse our Dual Battery e-bikes collection: https://emmo.ca/collections/dual-battery-ebikes

A commuter e-bike is an electric bicycle built for daily urban travel.

It’s typically designed to feel light and easy to handle in city riding, often with a more relaxed, upright riding position and tires around 2–3 inches wide.

Many EMMO commuter e-bikes come equipped with practical everyday features like integrated lights and signals, plus racks and fenders. You can browse options here: https://emmo.ca/collections/commuter-ebikes

If possible, storing your e-bike indoors is always recommended — just like with a car.

However, outdoor storage is also workable when needed. The two main considerations are security and winter temperatures. While cold weather alone won’t damage the battery, storing it outdoors at a low state of charge for extended periods can lead to voltage drop and reduced battery health over time.

If the bike must be stored outside, use a high-quality lock(https://emmo.ca/collections/locks), keep it covered (https://emmo.ca/collections/other-accessories/products/e-bike-rain-cover), and remove the battery during cold weather whenever possible. With these precautions, outdoor storage can still be a practical option for many riders.

Yes, you can park your e-bike outside even in strong sun, rain, or snow, because EMMO e-bikes are designed to be water-resistant and suitable for wet-weather riding and storage.

A couple of practical things are still worth keeping in mind:
• Security: Many motorcycle-style and scooter-style e-bikes include a steering lock and an alarm system, and some riders also add an extra lock or GPS tracking. When it’s an option, indoor parking is generally the most secure.
• Long-term wear: Ongoing exposure to harsh conditions can speed up normal wear over time. Strong UV can age paint and plastics, and winter slush and road salt can contribute to corrosion on certain components. Keeping the bike clean and as sheltered as possible helps maintain performance and extend its lifespan.

If you’ll be leaving the bike outside for longer periods, storing it indoors or under cover when possible is the best way to keep it looking and running its best.

Use only the original charger and store the battery away from direct sunlight or extreme heat. Avoid physical damage and never use swollen or cracked batteries. Choosing batteries that come with SafeSeal™ technology also provides extra protection for safety and stability.

Range without pedaling depends on the model and riding conditions, but EMMO electric bicycles typically deliver about 40 to 80 km on a single charge using throttle only.

Your real-world distance can vary based on speed, hills, rider weight, tire pressure, temperature, and wind. If you’d like help estimating range for a specific model, contact us: https://emmo.ca/pages/contactus

For city riding, the best electric bike is the one that feels light, nimble, and comfortable for your daily routes.

Most urban riders prioritize easy handling in traffic, a smooth ride over rough pavement, and practical safety features like integrated lights and turn signals. Your personal riding preferences matter too, such as a step-thru frame for easier on and off, or larger 29-inch wheels if you want a more stable, confidence-inspiring feel.

If your city has lots of hills or frequent stop-and-go riding, a torque sensor can deliver more natural-feeling pedal assist that responds to how hard you pedal.

To compare models built for everyday urban use, see our Commuter Ebikes collection: https://emmo.ca/collections/commuter-ebikes

A hybrid bike is a pedal bicycle designed to blend the comfort and stability of a mountain bike with the efficiency and speed of a road bike.

Hybrid bikes exist because many riders want one bike that feels confident on a variety of everyday surfaces, like city streets, bike paths, and occasional packed gravel, without being as specialized as a pure road bike or a dedicated mountain bike.

An e-bike (electric bike) is a bicycle with an electric motor and battery that provides pedal assistance (and on some models, throttle support) to help you move more easily.

The main benefits of an e-bike are making hills and headwinds feel easier, helping you ride farther with less fatigue, and making commuting more practical by reducing effort while still keeping the feel of cycling. You can explore different styles here: https://emmo.ca/collections/electric-bikes

Use a rear rack, panniers, a front basket, or other cargo accessories designed for your e-bike model, and secure items so they can’t shift while riding.

Check your e-bike’s maximum payload and the rack or basket’s rated capacity, then pack heavier items low and as close to the center of the bike as possible for better stability. Distribute weight evenly side to side, and use straps or bungees to keep bags closed and loads snug.

For compatible storage options, see Bike Bags: https://emmo.ca/collections/on-bike-storage

UL (Underwriters Laboratories) certification is widely recognized in North America as a leading safety standard for a wide range of products. In today’s e-bike industry, two common UL standards are UL 2271, which focuses on lithium-ion battery safety, and UL 2849, which evaluates the full e-bike electrical system (including the battery, charger, motor, wiring, and key safety functions). An e-bike that meets these standards has been tested to rigorous safety requirements. EMMO electric bicycles are both UL 2271 and UL 2849 certified.

UL 2849 is a widely recognized North American safety standard that evaluates an e-bike’s complete electrical system. It ensures safety and reliability are consistently built into the system. With growing awareness of e-bike safety, UL certification has become an important consideration for many riders. As of 2025, EMMO offers a growing lineup of UL 2849–certified electric bicycles, addressing increasing consumer focus on e-bike safety. EMMO Ebikes UL certification details can be verified via https://productiq.ulprospector.com/en/profile/9806923/qgns7.e549480?term=EMMO&page=1

No, only use compatible batteries designed for your e-bike model. Using non-matching batteries can cause electrical damage or safety risks. EMMO provides certified replacements to ensure performance and warranty coverage.

Dual-piston hydraulic brakes use two pistons (small hydraulic plungers that push the brake pads toward the rotor) to create stronger, smoother, and more consistent stopping power than the single-piston setups found on many e-bikes.

In practical riding, dual-piston brakes can be especially helpful for:
• Heavier riders or higher-speed stopping
• Cargo loads
• Hilly routes and longer descents
• Wet conditions where you want steadier modulation

Because the braking force is spread more evenly, pad wear is often reduced, and dual-piston brake pads can last 20%+ longer in many real-world setups.

Yes, fat tire e-bikes are a great option for winter riding because the wider tires and deeper tread provide more grip and stability on snow, slush, and uneven surfaces.

For the best winter feel, many riders lower tire pressure slightly for extra traction and add fenders to help manage spray.