A great beginner e-bike is one that feels easy to handle, comfortable at low speeds, and confidence-inspiring from the first ride. Many new riders prefer a moderate motor with pedal assist, plus a step-thru frame for simpler mounting and dismounting. A torque sensor can also make the assist feel smoother and more natural, which helps the bike feel predictable in everyday riding.

Before you choose, a couple of quick fit checks can help:
• Make sure the frame size and seat height let you place a foot down comfortably when stopping
• If possible, take a short test ride to check balance, braking feel, and how the assist responds

If you’d like to try a few styles in person, you can visit a local shop here: https://emmo.ca/pages/locations

The best electric bicycle to buy is the one that matches how you’ll ride day to day, your comfort preferences, and your budget.

Start with your preferred style of bikes, then consider your typical distance and terrain, and other features you would like.

If you’d like help narrowing it down, visiting a local dealer is a great way to compare fit and handling in person. Find a local dealer: https://emmo.ca/pages/locations

There isn’t one “best” time to buy an electric bike, just the time that fits your needs and budget.

If you’re shopping for deals, seasonal sales happen throughout the year, with events like Black Friday and Boxing Day often bringing great discounts. You can also find great value during model-year changeovers or clearance periods, especially if you’re flexible on color or versions of the bike.

At the end of the day, the right time is when you’re ready to ride and enjoy the season. You can browse current discounts here: https://emmo.ca/collections/ebike-deals

Clearance sale items are covered by a 90-day limited parts warranty from the date of purchase, unless the product listing or your invoice states otherwise. Some items aren’t covered under this limited warranty, including (but not limited to) seats, plastic housings and shrouds, cosmetic wear like pitting, scratches, and chips, and normal wear parts such as brake pads, tires, and tubes. Coverage also doesn’t apply to damage related to improper installation, unauthorized modifications, missed maintenance, accidents, misuse, or abuse, or damage from water, road salt, debris, or chemicals. Changes from the original design or intended use (for example towing a trailer, using the bike for deliveries, or other commercial use) can limit or void warranty coverage; if you’re unsure, check with our team before purchase. Full terms and details are in our warranty policy: https://emmo.ca/pages/warranty-policy

No, you don’t need a promo code. Eligible products will have the promotion applied automatically, and you’ll see the discount reflected in your cart and at checkout.

A good-value electric bike is the one that matches your typical rides and gives you the range and comfort you’ll actually use.

When comparing options, focus on a few practical basics:
• Motor and assist feel for your terrain and pace
• Battery capacity and recognized safety certification (often listed in the specs or on the battery label)
• Brakes and tire width for confident stopping and everyday road conditions
• Daily-use features like lights and easy compatibility with a quality lock

If you tell us your budget range and where you ride most, we can point you to a few strong matches. https://emmo.ca/pages/contactus