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The right electric bike mostly depends on how you actually plan to use it—daily commuting, leisure rides, gravel, or trails. Range, comfort, and motor type should match your real needs. In-store, we always take the time to chat with you, understand your riding habits, and guide you toward the model that fits you best.

A reliable, durable electric bike generally starts around $3,000 and up, depending on the quality of the motor, battery, and components. More equipped models may cost more based on the performance and features you’re looking for.

On our side, we’ve always chosen to focus on well-designed, high-quality bikes to avoid long-term issues and ensure dependable service, readily available parts, and better overall durability. In the end, it’s often simpler… and more cost-effective over time.

Yes. In Quebec, an electric bike is legal as long as it is limited to 500 watts maximum and provides pedal assistance up to 32 km/h (20 mph). No driver’s license or registration is required, but wearing a helmet is mandatory.

According to most manufacturers, an electric bike battery is designed to deliver approximately 500 to 1,000 full charge cycles while retaining most of its original capacity. Actual lifespan mainly depends on usage, charging habits, and weather conditions.

To maximize battery life, it’s recommended to:

An e-bike’s range depends on many more factors than most people think: road conditions, wind, elevation, rider weight, assist level, motor type, tire pressure, and even temperature.

Because everyone rides differently, it’s difficult to give one universal "real-world" number.

As a general rule, most electric bikes offer between 80 and 150 km (50–90 miles) per charge. In practice, it’s very rare for someone to run out of battery. We take the time to understand your routes and riding habits so we can recommend the right bike and the right electric system—so range never becomes a daily concern.

Yes, slightly. Electric bikes are generally heavier and more powerful than regular bikes, which puts extra stress on the brakes, drivetrain, and other mechanical components. As a result, these parts can wear out a bit faster.

That’s also why we focus on higher-quality bikes with stronger components, built to handle those additional forces over the long term.

Regular maintenance, about once or twice a year, is strongly recommended to prevent costly repairs and keep your bike performing safely and reliably for years to come.

Absolutely. Two bikes that look similar on paper can feel completely different once you’re riding. A test ride helps you confirm the right size, comfort, riding position, and how the motor assistance feels. It’s often the moment when the right choice becomes obvious.

An electric bike is a complex system that requires proper advice, precise assembly, and real after-sales service. At a specialized shop, you get access to experts, a certified workshop, and long-term support. It makes all the difference when it comes to safety, reliability, and peace of mind.