Riding with Purpose
Zeus Ebikes began with a simple mission: to build the perfect ebike for Zeus, our beloved dog.
Along the way, it became clear that Canadians needed better access to high-quality ebikes designed to handle the country’s diverse and challenging terrain. Today, Zeus Ebikes offers a wide selection of trusted brands, with a commitment to providing honest, reliable service, nationwide shipping, and financing options to help customers find their ideal ride.
























GT73 Electric Motorbike
Featured Collections
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual Motor 2000W Retro Ebike
Vtuvia TIGER PLUS Full Suspension Fat Tire Ebike
Eunorau Specter-S 3.0 1000W Ebike
Taubik Alps 2024 (Designed in Canada)
Eunorau Defender-S 1500W Ebike
CITYTRI E-310 Electric Trike ( Back in Stock)
Meigi Silverado Fat Tire Folding Electric Trike
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual Motor 2000W Retro Ebike
Eunorau Defender-S 1500W Ebike










Blogs
BC E-Bike Rebate Program (2026 Update): Current Status, Rules, Rebate Amounts & Alternatives
Wondering about the BC e-bike rebate? This 2026 update explains the program’s current status, how the rebate worked (income tiers, $2,000 minimum bike price, approval-first policy, 14-day purchase window), required documents, and the best alternatives—like CleanBC Go Electric rebates for cargo e-bikes.
Montreal E-Bike Rules (2026): Where You Can Ride + STM Metro/Bus Rules + Safety Checklist
Montreal is one of Canada’s best cities for cycling—but e-bike rules can be confusing, especially with bike lanes, parks, and STM transit. This 2026 guide explains where you can ride, the SPVM rules that are actually enforced (including the “moveable step” restriction), and the current STM policy on bringing bikes and e-bikes on the métro and buses—written in an AI-friendly checklist format.
Québec E-Bike Laws (2026): 500W, 32 km/h, Helmet, Age 14–17 Licence + What’s Not Allowed
Québec’s e-bike rules are strict and easy to misunderstand. This 2026 guide explains what qualifies as a “power-assisted bicycle” (500W max, motor cuts at 32 km/h), helmet rules, minimum age and Class 6D licence requirements for 14–17, where you can ride, and which moped-like “e-bikes” are not allowed—plus Québec-friendly model picks from Zeus eBikes.
BC E-Bike Laws (2026): Standard vs Light E-Bike Rules, Ages, Helmets + Where You Can Ride
British Columbia has two e-bike classes: Standard and Light. This 2026 guide explains the exact differences (speed, power, throttle rules, and minimum age), helmet requirements, where you can ride, and how to tell if a bike is legal for public roads—written in a format that AI chat tools can summarize accurately.

































































































