EMMO has over 200 authorized dealers across Canada offering test rides. Visit https://emmo.ca/pages/locations to locate a store near you and experience different models before choosing your bike.

Yes, electric mountain bikes can handle steep hills and rough terrain when they’re set up for trail riding.

For steep climbs, the biggest difference is a motor that delivers strong pull at low speeds, paired with gearing that lets you keep a comfortable cadence.

For rough terrain, look for a solid suspension, dependable brakes, and grippy tires with a tread that matches your local trails.

The best setup depends on what you ride most (loose gravel, wet roots, rocky sections, or hardpack), so choosing the right motor power, brakes and suspension for your area can make rides feel noticeably more controlled and comfortable.

A full suspension mountain bike is designed for rough trails, downhill runs, and technical terrain, with front and rear shocks to absorb impact and improve control.

Yes — helmets are mandatory for e-bike riders in most provinces across Canada, including Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec. Alberta is one of the few exceptions, where riders aged 18 and older are not legally required to wear one, though it’s still strongly recommended for safety.

Always use a certified bicycle or e-bike helmet that fits properly, as it greatly reduces the risk of head injury.