All Electric Bikes

A top hunting eBike needs a quiet motor, off-road traction, and long range to access remote terrain. Key features include fat tires for grip on snow or mud and torque for uneven ground.

Models like the E-Wild Pro and Monta Pro tackle mud, snow, and gravel with up to 160 km of range.

The Trevo Pro suits narrow trails with its light frame and adjustable suspension.

While the Caofen FX handles extreme terrain with higher speed and up to 180 km range.

Most e-bikes on the market can support up to 330 lbs (150 kg), meeting the needs of most riders.
For those requiring more capacity, EMMO offers:

Electric Bike series: up to 360 lbs (165 kg)—ideal for taller or heavier riders seeking a balanced, upright ride.

Motorcycle/Scooter Style E-Bikes: up to 620 lbs (280 kg) including rider and cargo

If you need a sturdy eBike that fits your weight and riding needs, EMMO offers reliable options—so you can ride safely and comfortably at any size.

Absolutely. They're fun, eco-friendly, and practical. Whether you’re commuting, running errands, or exploring the outdoors, there's an eBike to fit your lifestyle. Emmo offers a wide range of electric mobility solutions, including Electric Bicycles, Motorcycle Style eBikes, Scooter Style eBikes, Off Road eBikes, Electric Kickscooters, and Mobility Scooters—each designed to suit different rider preferences and scenarios. In Ontario and many parts of Canada, electric bicycles don’t require a license—making them accessible and smart for daily use.

Electric bicycles today are more reliable than ever, combining the simplicity of a traditional bike with added power, speed, and smart design—ideal for daily use in varied conditions. Emmo continually improves quality, and models like the Pulse Pro and Paralo Pro meet UL 2849 safety standards for safer, smarter rides.

Most electric bicycles go 40–100 km per charge. Emmo’s top model can reach up to 200 km—great for long commutes or weekend trips in Ontario and beyond, depending on terrain, battery size, and riding style.

Pedal assist provides motor power only when you pedal, while throttle mode lets you ride without pedaling—like a scooter. Both features are available on electric tricycles, electric cargo bikes, and electric mountain bikes popular across Canada.

Typically 3–5 years with care. Charge monthly, even if unused. Emmo provides battery maintenance and solid warranty services to help your eBike stay in top shape longer.

The best electric bicycle for long rides combines high battery capacity, efficient motor, and ergonomic design. Look for models with pedal assist and torque sensors(VMO Pro、Trevo Pro) to reduce fatigue and extend comfort across greater distances.

Motorcycle-style electric bikes are ideal for riders who prioritize comfort, power, and carrying capacity. For daily commuting or errands, these eBikes offer full suspension, large seating, and high load limits—all designed for smooth, dependable urban travel.

Scooter Style Ebikes excel in traffic with step-through frames, throttle control, and under-seat storage; many also carry a second rider. Urban-focused versions such as Maknak suit short commutes and errands.

Choosing the best electric bike (ebike) depends on your budget, riding needs, terrain, distance, and preferred features. Below are popular ebike categories to consider:

Folding Ebikes: Compact, great for storage and transit.
Budget Ebikes: Entry-level, cost-effective options.
Fat Tire Ebikes: Ideal for off-road or all-season use.
Commuter Ebikes: Built for daily travel with comfort and range.
Ebikes for Seniors: Focused on easy access and stable design.
Ebikes for Women: Step-through and comfort-forward models.
Ebikes for Men: Often higher frame and power options.
Cargo Ebikes: Designed to carry loads or passengers.
Hunting Ebikes: Durable with long-range for remote areas.
Lightweight Ebikes: Easier to carry or lift.
Step-Through Ebikes: Great for accessibility and ease of use.
Cruiser Ebikes: Relaxed geometry, ideal for leisure rides.

The best ebike for men is built for power, performance, and versatility. Your ideal ride depends on how—and where—you plan to ride:

For trail riding and rough paths: the Ikong Pro handles dirt, gravel, and uneven ground with fat tires and long range—ideal for outdoor terrain.

For daily rides and minimal upkeep, the Monta Pro is great for paved roads and slopes, with responsive braking and steady motor output.

Whether for commuting or weekend rides, EMMO’s men’s ebikes combine performance and durability for today’s riders.

The best eBike for women offers ease of use, smart design, and support for everyday riding. Step-through frames eliminate the need to swing your leg over a high bar, making each ride easier and safer, especially with bags or skirts.

For compact, upright riding: VMO Pro suits shorter riders with a low seat and steady support on longer trips.

For casual city rides:Vegar Pro blends a soft color palette with a low-step frame and built-in accessories.

Whether you’re commuting, running errands, or enjoying scenic paths, EMMO’s step-through ebikes deliver a confident, comfortable, and stylish riding experience tailored for women.

Start by thinking about how you’ll use the bike—daily commuting, light off-roading, or relaxed weekend rides. These riding styles influence the best match for motor power, battery range, and comfort features.
Also consider:
Essential features like lighting, display, cargo support, and braking system
Proper sizing and frame design that fit your height and riding comfort
Certified models—look for UL 2849 / UL 2271 or CE Certified e-bikes for trusted safety and build quality
By focusing on how and where you ride, plus a few key specs, you’ll find an e-bike that fits both your lifestyle and expectations.

Exceeding the weight limit—especially by more than 10%—can cause excessive tension on the chain, increased wear on the motor, and faster battery drain. It also raises the risk of punctures and may damage the frame over time, especially on bumps or uneven terrain.

Normally, there is an age limit for riding an e‑bike (applied to both rider and passenger), which varies by province. It's typically 16 years in British Columbia, Ontario, and Newfoundland; and 14 in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Quebec. Always check your local laws before letting minors ride.
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.

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.

A commuter ebike is designed for daily travel with electric assist, upright riding position, integrated lights, and practical features like racks and fenders.

Most commuter ebikes offer 40–160 km per charge, depending on battery size, assist level, and terrain. Choose larger batteries for longer rides.

It depends on your needs. Scooter-style e-bikes (also called electric moped e-bikes) are ideal for short commutes and carrying cargo, offering higher load capacity and easy handling. Bicycle-style e-bikes suit riders who enjoy pedaling and need power assist for longer distances.

Look for models with a compact frame and smaller wheels, making them easier to handle, carry, or store. Slim urban bikes like the Trevo Pro and VMO Pro offer lightweight agility for daily commutes. For space-saving design, consider foldable options like the E-Mini Pro or oiios Electo — ideal for tight spaces and city stairs.

Choose a model that’s easy to control with moderate motor output, pedal assist, and a step-thru frame for a low-step design for easy mounting and dismounting. Torque sensor systems offer smooth, natural support — ideal for new riders seeking comfort and stability in daily use.

Choosing a poor fit can lead to discomfort—always test for frame size and handlebar position.
Selecting too much or too little power may affect ride control—consider your terrain and usage before deciding.
Overlooking local e-bike regulations might limit where you can ride—check speed and power class rules in your area.
Underestimating battery range could interrupt your plans—ensure it meets your daily travel distance.
Ignoring essential features like lights, fenders, or racks may reduce practicality—think beyond just speed or style.

Look for an easy-to-mount frame, upright riding posture, and good suspension. A long-range battery and responsive brakes also add safety and comfort for senior riders.