E-Bike Sale Canada 2026: 19 Picks From $1,000
Scene and Zeus generated by Playcut.ai; the bikes in it are generic illustrations, and none of them is a model from this guide.
Zeus eBikes, a Canadian e-bike retailer, put this list together for anyone shopping an e-bike sale in Canada. These are the 19 e-bikes we would buy at today’s price: each one orderable on 3 November 2026, each spec read from its maker’s own page, and each price shown the way our store shows it.
Quick answer
- Lowest price: the Samebike 20LVXD30-II folding bike at $1,000.
- Fat tires under $2,000: the Eunorau E-FAT-MN, from $1,599.
- Inside the 500 W, 32 km/h line: the Taubik Tour S ($2,899) and Westridge 29T ($2,999), plus three trikes from $1,799.
- Biggest battery: the Freesky Warrior Ultra, 1,800 Wh, built for private land.
- When Canadians shop sales: June and July. November and December are the quiet months, and our Early Black Friday gift of 13 free accessories runs to November 17.
Compare all 19 side by side, shop the E-Bike Sale collection (every bike there shows a struck-through price), or browse the full e-bike collection.
Where to buy: Zeus eBikes Canada, the online store that publishes this guide, sells every bike linked here, with free shipping across Canada, phone support at 1-866-938-7580 and warranty claims filed with the maker for you (how buying from Zeus works).
Buying from Zeus: free shipping across Canada [1] · real people at 1-866-938-7580 · every bike carries its maker’s warranty, and Zeus files the claim for you [2] · returns within 15 days of delivery, unused and unopened, with a 15% restocking fee [3], and that holds for sale bikes and Early Black Friday orders too.
Pick your situation and jump straight to it:
How we checked these 19 bikes
- Orderable, checked twice. Each bike had at least one version that could be ordered on 3 November 2026, read from our store’s back end and from the live product page.
- Specs from the maker. Each maker’s own product page, read on 20 October 2026 (the GT73 snow-track kit’s description on 19 October); our build checks 153 quoted maker strings against the saved pages before it prints a number. Where a maker prints two figures for one thing, both are here.
- Prices as our store shows them. Every price is the Zeus price on 3 November 2026. A struck price is the compare-at price on that bike’s Zeus listing, shown the way the listing shows it; we add no savings figures of our own.
- Road groups from the makers’ numbers. Each bike’s rated power and listed speeds, sorted against the 500 W and 32 km/h the provincial rules converge on.
- Sale timing from Google Trends. Canadian search interest in “ebike sale” over the past 12 months and 5 years, read on 19 October 2026.
In this guide
- Which e-bikes are on sale in Canada right now?
- E-bike deals under $2,000
- $2,000 to $2,999: the biggest choice
- $3,000 and up
- Compare all 19: motor, battery, speed, load
- When do e-bikes go on sale in Canada?
- Are cheap e-bikes any good?
- What else lowers the price?
- Which of these can you ride on the road?
- Questions
- The bottom line
Which e-bikes are on sale in Canada right now?
It is the quiet season for e-bike shopping in Canada: over the past 12 months, Google searches for “ebike sale” in November ran at 0.40 of their yearly average, against 1.89 in June [4]. A struck-through price shows what a store compares against; it does not tell you whether a bike is in stock, what it carries, or whether you can ride it on your street. So for each of these 19 bikes we show the price the way our store does, what the maker says the bike is, and where it is legal to ride.
Nineteen e-bikes from $1,000 to $5,999 made this list, 11 of them with a struck price on their Zeus listing. Six ship inside the 500 W, 32 km/h line, four are 500 W bikes whose makers list a faster class, and nine are built past the e-bike limits for private land.
Swipe the table
| Bike | Type | Price at Zeus | Early Black Friday gift (to Nov 17) | Road group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samebike 20LVXD30-II | Folding |
|
None: priced $1,200 or less | A · Within 500 W · 32 km/h |
| Eunorau E-FAT-MN | Fat tire |
|
13 free accessories | B · 500 W · faster class listed |
| Meigi Hera | Trike |
|
13 free accessories | A · Within 500 W · 32 km/h |
| Addmotor Citytri E-310 | Folding trike |
|
13 free accessories | A · Within 500 W · 32 km/h |
| Freesky Eurostar Turbo M-410 | Dual-motor fat tire | $2,099 | 13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Freesky Ranger Air M-540 | Dual-motor step-through |
|
13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Riding Times GT73 | Electric dirt bike with pedals | $2,199 and up | 13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Eunorau Meta 24 and Meta 26 | Step-through |
|
13 free accessories | B · 500 W · faster class listed |
| Eunorau FAT-AWD 3.0 | All-wheel drive | $2,299 and up | 13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Eunorau ONE-TRIKE 2.0 | Trike |
|
13 free accessories | A · Within 500 W · 32 km/h |
| Eunorau Defender | Full suspension |
|
13 free accessories | B · 500 W · faster class listed |
| Eunorau Flash AWD | All-wheel drive |
|
13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Taubik Tour S | Step-through fat tire | $2,899 | 13 free accessories | A · Within 500 W · 32 km/h |
| Freesky Warrior Ultra M-530 | Dual-motor fat tire | $2,999 and up | 13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Taubik Westridge 29T | 29-inch hardtail |
|
13 free accessories | A · Within 500 W · 32 km/h |
| Eunorau Defender-S 2.0 | AWD full suspension | $3,799 | 13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Eunorau Specter-S 4.0 | Mid-drive full suspension | $5,099 | 13 free accessories | C · Private land |
| Addmotor Freetan M-368X | Semi-recumbent trike | $5,999 | 13 free accessories | D · Private land (trike) |
Struck prices are the compare-at prices on each bike’s Zeus listing on 3 November 2026. Road groups are explained in the road section.
Want more than our picks? The E-Bike Sale collection lists the e-bikes and trikes showing a struck-through price on our store.
For electric bicycles in Canada with free shipping and Canadian pricing, start at the Zeus homepage.
Takeaway: Start with the road group, then the price. A great price on a bike you cannot ride where you live is not a deal.
E-bike deals under $2,000
Four bikes here cost under $2,000: the Samebike 20LVXD30-II folder at $1,000, the Eunorau E-FAT-MN fat-tire bike from $1,599, the Meigi Hera trike at $1,799 and, from $1,899, the Addmotor Citytri E-310 trike. All four ship at 500 W or less, and three of them sit inside the 32 km/h line with no faster mode listed.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Samebike’s own photograph of the 20LVXD30-II.
Samebike 20LVXD30-II
$1,000 CAD Best for the lowest price, and a bike that folds · Group A: Within 500 W · 32 km/hPrice at Zeus today: $1,299 $1,000
The lowest price in this guide. It folds at the frame and the handlebar together, runs a 350 W motor with 35 N·m, and Samebike says its 48 V 10.4 Ah battery gives “up to 70KM” in assisted mode, measured on its lowest assist level with a 75 kg rider on a flat road. [5]
On the road: 350 W and 32 km/h on Samebike’s spec table, with no faster mode listed. [5]
Skip it if you carry more than 120 kg of rider and cargo, or you want fat tires for snow.
Photo: the E-FAT-MN’s Zeus product listing.
Eunorau E-FAT-MN
From $1,599 CAD Best for fat tires under $2,000 · Group B: 500 W · faster class listedPrice at Zeus today: $1,899 $1,599 (Standard 12.5Ah) · $2,299 $1,999 (Add Second Battery 12.5 AH + 15 AH)
The lowest-priced fat-tire bike here. Eunorau’s rear hub “can crank out a continuous 500 watts” with “over 750 peak watts”, and its 48 V 12.5 Ah battery reaches “an estimated max of 40 miles (64 km) with pedal assist”. Zeus also sells it with a second battery. [9]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Ships at 500 W; Eunorau badges it “Class 3” on its Canadian page. [9]
Skip it if you need the weight and load limit in writing before you buy: Eunorau’s Canadian page prints neither today.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Meigi’s own photograph of the Hera.
Meigi Hera
$1,799 CAD Best for calm errands with a basket, at 15 mph · Group A: Within 500 W · 32 km/hPrice at Zeus today: $2,099 $1,799
A low step-through city trike with a wide rear basket. Meigi pairs a 350 W front hub with a removable 36 V 13 Ah battery and rates it at “up to 25 miles under pure electric mode and 40 miles in pedal assisted mode”. [7]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: 350 W and 15 mph (24 km/h): inside the provincial numbers, with no faster mode listed. [7]
Skip it if you want speed: Meigi sets it at 15 mph (24 km/h).
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Addmotor’s own photograph of the Citytri E-310.
Addmotor Citytri E-310
From $1,899 CAD Best for a folding trike with UL 2849 certification · Group A: Within 500 W · 32 km/hPrice at Zeus today: $2,999 $1,899 (Plus: Red) · $2,999 $2,399 (Standard) · $2,999 $2,499 (Plus: Yellow and Neptune blue)
A folding trike that Addmotor says is “certified to UL 2849”, the standard that tests the whole electrical system, with a 500 W rear-drive motor (“90Nm high torque & 1,100W peak motor”) and a 48 V 20 Ah Samsung battery. The Plus rides on 22-inch front and 20-inch rear tires. [8]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: 500 W and 20 mph / 32 km/h on Addmotor’s Canadian page. [8]
Skip it if you carry more than 36 kg of cargo: that is Addmotor’s cargo figure.
Takeaway: Under $2,000, choose the shape first: a folder for the trunk or the apartment, a trike for stability and a basket, a fat-tire bike for snow and sand. For more bikes at this price, see our guide to e-bikes under $2,000.
Not sure which shape fits? Call 1-866-938-7580 and tell us where you ride and what you carry.
Shop folding e-bikes →$2,000 to $2,999: the biggest choice
Twelve picks sit between $2,000 and $2,999. Six are 500 W road bikes: Meta 24, Meta 26, ONE-TRIKE 2.0, Defender, Tour S and Westridge 29T. The other six are built past the e-bike limits for private land: Eurostar Turbo, Ranger Air, GT73, FAT-AWD 3.0, Flash AWD and Warrior Ultra.
At 500 W, for the road. Step-throughs, a full-suspension bike, a trike and a 29-inch hardtail. The Meta pair and the Defender list a faster class, so ride them with the factory limit left on.
Photo: the Meta 24 / Meta 26’s Zeus product listing.
Eunorau Meta 24 and Meta 26
$2,295 CAD Best for a 500 W step-through commuter, in two wheel sizes · Group B: 500 W · faster class listedPrice at Zeus today: $2,899 $2,295 each
One step-through commuter in two wheel sizes: 24 × 3.0-inch tires on the Meta 24, and 26-inch on the Meta 26. Both run a “48V 500W hub motor with max 55 N.m torque” and a 48 V 15 Ah battery, and Eunorau rates either at 100 miles with its optional second battery. [10]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with either bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Ships at 500 W; Eunorau lists both as “Class 2” and “Unlockable”. [10]
Fit: Eunorau’s recommended rider heights: 5′3″–6′2″ on the Meta 24 and 5′4″–6′3″ on the Meta 26. [10] Our US sister store, RedTail eBikes, measured the Meta 24’s best fit from about 5′2″ to 5′6″ and points riders from 5′8″ up to the Meta 26. [36]
Skip it if you want to lift it often: 61.7 lb (24-inch) and 68.4 lb (26-inch) by Eunorau’s figures.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Eunorau’s own photograph of the ONE-TRIKE 2.0.
Eunorau ONE-TRIKE 2.0
$2,429 CAD Best for carrying up to 440 lb on three wheels · Group A: Within 500 W · 32 km/hPrice at Zeus today: $2,499 $2,429
A rear-drive trike rated for a lot: Eunorau lists a “Total Payload Capacity” of 440 lb, with a “48V/500W rear-drive motor with 80 N.m torque” and a 48 V 14.5 Ah battery. [12]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Eunorau lists 20 mph (32 km/h) “under speed limited/locked” and prints no faster figure. [12]
Skip it if you store it in a small space: a trike needs more room than a bike.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Eunorau’s own photograph of the Defender.
Eunorau Defender
$2,450 CAD Best for full suspension at 500 W, under $2,500 · Group B: 500 W · faster class listedPrice at Zeus today: $2,569 $2,450
Full suspension for under $2,500: Eunorau’s fork “features 100mm of travel” with compression adjustment, behind it an air rear shock, with a 500 W motor and a 48 V 15 Ah battery. [11]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Ships at 500 W; Eunorau lists it as “Class 2” and “Unlockable”. [11]
Skip it if you need the weight and load limit in writing before you buy: Eunorau’s Canadian page prints neither today.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Taubik’s own photograph of the Tour S.
Taubik Tour S
$2,899 CAD Best for a step-through fat-tire bike inside the 500 W, 32 km/h line · Group A: Within 500 W · 32 km/hPrice at Zeus today: $2,899
A step-through fat-tire bike that stays inside the 500 W, 32 km/h line: a “500W Bafang (80 NM)” motor, dual-sensor pedal assist, a Samsung 48 V 15 Ah battery “Certified in accordance with UL 2271”, and 26 × 4-inch Kenda Juggernaut tires. [13]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: 500 W, 32 km/h, and Taubik lists no faster mode. [13]
Two figures from the maker: Taubik’s product page gives a Weight Capacity of 286 lb; its owner’s manual gives a maximum load of 120 kg (265 lb). [13, 14]
From the owner’s manual: “This equipment is not intended to be used at ambient temperatures less than 0°C or above ambient temperatures of 40°C.” [14]
Skip it if you lift your bike often: Taubik lists it at 77 lb.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Taubik’s own photograph of the Westridge 29T.
Taubik Westridge 29T
$2,999 CAD Best for torque-sensor pedalling on 29-inch wheels · Group A: Within 500 W · 32 km/hPrice at Zeus today: $3,099 $2,999
Big 29-inch wheels and a torque sensor that, in Taubik’s words, “delivers smooth, natural pedal assistance with every stroke”, with a “500W Sutto (65 NM)” motor and a Samsung 48 V 15 Ah battery. [15]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: 500 W, 32 km/h, and Taubik lists no faster mode. [15]
Two figures from the maker: Taubik’s page says “Weighing just 63 lbs”; its spec table lists 29.7 kg (65.5 lb). [15]
From the owner’s manual: “This equipment is not intended to be used at ambient temperatures less than 0°C or above ambient temperatures of 40°C.” [16]
Skip it if you want fat tires for snow and sand: these are 29-inch wheels.
Past the limits, for private land. Two motors, big batteries, or a dirt bike with pedals. None of these is a road e-bike in the provinces that use 500 W; the road section explains why.
Photo: the Eurostar Turbo’s Zeus product listing.
Freesky Eurostar Turbo M-410
$2,099 CAD Best for two motors and a big battery, on private land · Group C: Private landPrice at Zeus today: $2,099
Two motors and a big battery at the price of many single-motor bikes. Freesky gives the Eurostar Turbo a “2000W + 2000W Brushless Peak Motor” with 210 N·m, a 48 V 25 Ah battery rated at 60 to 105 miles, 26 × 4-inch fat tires, and lists UL 2849 and UL 2271 “Certified by TÜV”. [17]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Freesky prints peak power only and a 34 mph top speed: private land and trails that allow it. [17]
Skip it if you carry your bike up stairs: Freesky lists it at 99 lb.
Photo: the Ranger Air’s Zeus product listing.
Freesky Ranger Air M-540
$2,099 CAD Best for two motors on a step-through frame, on private land · Group C: Private landPrice at Zeus today: $2,225 $2,099
The step-through version of the same idea. Freesky’s Ranger Air runs “dual 2000W motors (4000W total)” with 105 N·m each, the same 48 V 25 Ah battery rated at 60 to 105 miles, and the same UL 2849 and UL 2271 listings, on a frame you step through instead of over. [18]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Freesky prints peak power only and a 34 mph top speed: private land and trails that allow it. [18]
Skip it if you need a light bike: Freesky lists it at 95 lb.
Photo: the GT73’s Zeus product listing.
Riding Times GT73
From $2,199 CAD Best for permitted off-road areas and private property · Group C: Private landPrice at Zeus today: $2,199 (GT73) · $3,298 (GT73 + Snow Track Kit)
A dual-battery electric dirt bike with pedals. Riding Times says “A 1200W rated motor delivers up to 2400W of peak output”, with two removable 48 V 18.2 Ah batteries it lists as “UL 2849 Compliant”, full suspension, hydraulic disc brakes and 70/100-19 motorcycle-style tires. [19]
Zeus also sells it with Riding Times’ Snow Track Kit. Riding Times lists the kit for the GT73 and notes that on the GT73 and GT54 “speed and overall performance may be reduced when using this accessory.” [20]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Riding Times itself says “The GT73 should not be presented as a universally street-legal electric bike in Canada” and that it “is best positioned for permitted off-road areas and private property.” [19]
Skip it if you want a road e-bike: this one belongs off-road.
A Playcut.ai rendering of Zeus with the FAT-AWD 3.0.
Eunorau FAT-AWD 3.0
From $2,299 CAD Best for all-wheel drive in the $2,000s, on private land · Group C: Private landPrice at Zeus today: $2,299 (Black) · $2,425 (Camouflage)
All-wheel drive in the $2,000s. Eunorau puts a hub in each wheel (“Front 48V/500W+Rear 500W Hub motor, MAX 110 N.m”), with a 48 V 15 Ah battery that takes a second pack for up to 80 miles, in step-over and step-through frames. [21]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: 1,000 W combined, over the 500 W line: private land and trails that allow it. [21]
Skip it if your riding is all pavement: two motors add weight you may not need.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Eunorau’s own photograph of the Flash AWD.
Eunorau Flash AWD
$2,700 CAD Best for all-wheel drive with 184 N·m, on private land · Group C: Private landPrice at Zeus today: $2,829 $2,700
Two 750 W motors with 184 N·m, a 52 V 16 Ah battery (Eunorau lists second and third packs of 17 Ah and 21 Ah), and a 440 lb total payload. [22]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: 1,500 W, over the 500 W line: private land and trails that allow it. Eunorau lists it as “Class 3” and “Unlockable”. [22]
Two figures from the maker: Eunorau’s spec line gives “52V1500W Dual 750W Motor”; the same page’s passenger section mentions “the 52V1000W motor”. Either figure is over 500 W. [22]
Skip it if you want a light bike: Eunorau lists 82 to 92 lb.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Freesky’s own photograph of the Warrior Ultra M-530.
Freesky Warrior Ultra M-530
From $2,999 CAD Best for the biggest battery here (1,800 Wh), on private land · Group C: Private landPrice at Zeus today: $2,999 (Black, Blue-gray, Green) · $3,149 (Camouflage)
The biggest battery in this guide: Freesky’s “60V 30Ah LG Cell Lithium Battery” (1,800 Wh), rated at “60-120 miles on a single motor or 40-60 miles on dual motors per charge”, feeding a “3000W + 3000W Brushless Peak Motors” pair. [23]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Freesky prints peak power only and a 45 mph top speed: private land and trails that allow it. [23]
Skip it if you want a bike you can lift: Freesky lists it at 97 lb.
Takeaway: In this price band the real choice is road or private land. For the road, the Tour S and Westridge 29T ship inside the line with no faster mode listed; for land you own or trails that allow them, the Warrior Ultra and GT73 carry the biggest batteries here (1,800 Wh and 1,747 Wh, the makers’ volts × amp-hours).
$3,000 and up: suspension, a mid-drive and a recumbent trike
Three picks cost $3,000 or more: the Eunorau Defender-S 2.0 with all-wheel drive and full suspension at $3,799, the Eunorau Specter-S 4.0 mid-drive at $5,099, and the Addmotor Freetan M-368X semi-recumbent trike at $5,999. All three are built past the e-bike limits.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Eunorau’s own photograph of the Defender-S 2.0.
Eunorau Defender-S 2.0
$3,799 CAD Best for all-wheel drive with full suspension, on private land · Group C: Private landPrice at Zeus today: $3,799
Full suspension and all-wheel drive with a torque figure of 85 N·m, a removable 48 V 17 Ah battery and a 300 lb (136 kg) payload, rider and cargo included. [24]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Over the 500 W line: private land and trails that allow it. Eunorau lists it as “Class 2, assisted up to 20 mph / 32 km/h” and also “Up to 28 mph / approximately 45 km/h”. [24]
Two figures from the maker: Eunorau’s page lists “Dual 48V 500W hub motors” and, in the same section, says they deliver “1,500W of combined rated power”. Either figure is over 500 W. [24]
Skip it if you ride pavement only: you would carry two motors and full suspension you do not need.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Eunorau’s own photograph of the Specter-S 4.0.
Price at Zeus today: $5,099
The mid-drive pick: a “1000W BAFANG G510 mid-drive motor” that works through the gears, with an SRAM NX 11-speed drivetrain, 140 mm of front travel, 50 mm at the rear, and 26 × 4.0-inch fat tires. [25]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: 1,000 W, over the 500 W line: private land and trails that allow it. Eunorau lists “Up to 28 mph / approximately 45 km/h”. [25]
Skip it if you want a simple hub bike: a mid-drive asks for more drivetrain care.
A Playcut.ai rendering made from Addmotor’s own photograph of the Freetan M-368X.
Addmotor Freetan M-368X
$5,999 CAD Best for a semi-recumbent trike built for comfort · Group D: Private land (trike)Price at Zeus today: $5,999
A semi-recumbent trike built for comfort: an “Ultra-low frame, adjustable seat & handlebars, built for stable, smooth and senior-friendly riding comfort”, with front and rear suspension and a 48 V 20 Ah battery. [26]
Early Black Friday until November 17: 13 free accessories with this bike, shipped separately by December 17. [6]
On the road: Addmotor’s U.S. page rates it at “750W Motor (1400W Peak)”, over the 500 W line; its Canadian page prints no motor rating. Private land and paths that allow it. [26, 27]
Skip it if you need to fit it through a narrow gate or doorway: it is a full-size trike.
Takeaway: Above $3,000 you pay for suspension, drive and comfort. All three belong on private land, and until November 17 each comes with 13 free accessories.
Want two motors? See every dual-motor e-bike we sell.
Shop dual-motor e-bikes →Compare all 19: motor, battery, speed and load
Here are the 19 side by side, in each maker’s own words and units: rated or peak power, the battery’s volts and amp-hours, the top speed or class the maker lists, its load limit and the bike’s weight. A dash means the maker’s Canadian page prints no figure today; we leave it blank rather than fill it from an older page.
Swipe the table
| Bike | Price at Zeus | Motor (maker) | Battery (maker) | Speed or class (maker) | Max load (maker) | Weight (maker) | Road group |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samebike 20LVXD30-II | $1,000 | 350 W · 35 N·m | 48 V 10.4 Ah | 32 km/h | 120 kg | — | A |
| Eunorau E-FAT-MN | From $1,599 | 500 W · over 750 W peak · 80 N·m | 48 V 12.5 Ah | “Class 3” badge | — | — | B |
| Meigi Hera | $1,799 | 350 W front hub | 36 V 13 Ah | 15 mph (24 km/h) | — | — | A |
| Addmotor Citytri E-310 | From $1,899 | 500 W · 1,100 W peak · 90 N·m | 48 V 20 Ah Samsung | 20 mph / 32 km/h | 127 kg rider + 36 kg cargo | 39 kg with battery | A |
| Eunorau Meta 24 | $2,295 | 500 W · 55 N·m | 48 V 15 Ah | 20 mph · Class 2 · “Unlockable” | 286 lb | 61.7 lb | B |
| Eunorau Meta 26 | $2,295 | 500 W · 55 N·m | 48 V 15 Ah | 20 mph · Class 2 · “Unlockable” | 286 lb | 68.4 lb | B |
| Eunorau ONE-TRIKE 2.0 | $2,429 | 500 W · 80 N·m | 48 V 14.5 Ah | 20 mph, “speed limited/locked” | 440 lb | 85.98 lb | A |
| Eunorau Defender | $2,450 | 500 W | 48 V 15 Ah | Class 2 · “Unlockable” | — | — | B |
| Taubik Tour S | $2,899 | 500 W Bafang · 80 N·m | 48 V 15 Ah Samsung | 32 km/h | 286 lb (manual: 120 kg) | 77 lb | A |
| Taubik Westridge 29T | $2,999 | 500 W Sutto · 65 N·m | 48 V 15 Ah Samsung | 32 km/h | 286 lb | 63 lb (page) · 29.7 kg (table) | A |
| Freesky Eurostar Turbo M-410 | $2,099 | 2 × 2,000 W peak · 210 N·m | 48 V 25 Ah | 34 mph | 400 lb | 99 lb | C |
| Freesky Ranger Air M-540 | $2,099 | 2 × 2,000 W peak · 2 × 105 N·m | 48 V 25 Ah | 34 mph | 400 lb | 95 lb | C |
| Riding Times GT73 | From $2,199 | 1,200 W rated · 2,400 W peak · 126 N·m | 2 × 48 V 18.2 Ah | 37 mph | — | — | C |
| Eunorau FAT-AWD 3.0 | From $2,299 | 2 × 500 W · 110 N·m | 48 V 15 Ah | 20 mph | 375 lb | 79.4–81.5 lb | C |
| Eunorau Flash AWD | $2,700 | 2 × 750 W (1,500 W) · 184 N·m | 52 V 16 Ah | 20 mph · Class 3 · “Unlockable” | 440 lb | 82–92 lb | C |
| Freesky Warrior Ultra M-530 | From $2,999 | 2 × 3,000 W peak · 2 × 130 N·m | 60 V 30 Ah LG | 45 mph | 400 lb | 97 lb | C |
| Eunorau Defender-S 2.0 | $3,799 | 2 × 500 W (page also: 1,500 W combined) · 85 N·m | 48 V 17 Ah | 20 mph / 32 km/h assisted; up to 28 mph listed | 136 kg | 40.50 kg | C |
| Eunorau Specter-S 4.0 | $5,099 | 1,000 W Bafang G510 mid-drive | 48 V 17.5 Ah | up to 28 mph listed | 136 kg | 38 kg | C |
| Addmotor Freetan M-368X | $5,999 | 750 W · 1,400 W peak (U.S. page) · 90 N·m | 48 V 20 Ah | — | 127 kg rider + 45 kg cargo | — | D |
Sources: each bike’s card above links its maker page. “Peak” is the maker’s short-burst figure; provincial e-bike rules count rated power.
Takeaway: Compare like with like: rated watts with rated watts, and a maker’s peak figure only with another peak figure.
When do e-bikes go on sale in Canada?
In Canada, e-bike sale searching follows the riding season. Over the 12 months to 19 October 2026, Google searches for “ebike sale” ran highest in June, at 1.89 times the year’s average, and lowest in January, at 0.21; November ran at 0.40 [4]. The five-year pattern is the same [28].
Swipe the table
| Month | Past 12 months | Past 5 years |
|---|---|---|
| January | 0.21 | 0.28 |
| February | 0.38 | 0.55 |
| March | 1.28 | 1.11 |
| April | 1.58 | 1.39 |
| May | 1.53 | 1.39 |
| June | 1.89 | 1.88 |
| July | 1.71 | 1.94 |
| August | 1.40 | 1.55 |
| September | 0.66 | 0.93 |
| October | 0.36 | 0.37 |
| November | 0.40 | 0.35 |
| December | 0.43 | 0.22 |
1.00 = the period’s average week. Google Trends measures relative interest and gives no search counts; each month is the average of its full weeks.
Black Friday falls on November 27, 2026, and in Canada it barely registers as a search: from January 1 to October 19, 2026, “black friday electric bike” averaged 0.9 against 53.0 for “ebike sale” [29]. Our Early Black Friday offer, 13 free accessories with any e-bike over $1,200, ends on November 17, 2026, 10 days before Black Friday [6].
Our reading: there is no national sale day worth waiting for. Buy when the bike you want is orderable at a price you accept; this page shows both, as of 3 November 2026.
Takeaway: Canadians shop e-bike sales in June and July. If you are buying now, judge the bike and the price in front of you.
Are cheap e-bikes any good?
A cheap e-bike can be a good one when its maker publishes the basics: who certified the electrical system or the battery, the motor’s rated power, a load limit, and who handles the warranty. Check those four before you look at the price, and walk away from a listing that hides them.
Swipe the table
| What to check | Why it matters | In this guide |
|---|---|---|
| A certification the maker prints | UL 2849 “tests the entire electrical system”, in Addmotor’s words [8]; UL 2271 is the battery certification Taubik cites [13] | Printed for Citytri E-310, Eurostar Turbo, Ranger Air, GT73, Tour S and Westridge 29T |
| A rated motor figure | The provincial rules count rated power, so a peak figure alone cannot be checked against 500 W | 15 of 19 on the maker’s Canadian page; the three Freeskys print peak power only, and the Freetan’s rating is on Addmotor’s U.S. page |
| A load limit | Tells you the frame carries you and your cargo | 15 of 19 carry a maker load figure today |
| Who handles the warranty | The maker’s warranty decides what is covered; a seller who files the claim saves you the chasing | Every bike here: the maker’s warranty, with Zeus filing the claim [2] |
Shopping a big-box e-bike instead? Our Costco e-bike guide covers that side of the market.
Takeaway: A low price plus a published certification, rating, load limit and warranty is a deal. A low price with none of them is a gamble.
What else lowers the price?
Beyond the price itself, four things lower the cost of a Zeus e-bike: free shipping across Canada, 13 free accessories with any e-bike priced over $1,200 until November 17, 2026, a discount program for military members, veterans, their families and people in recovery, and financing that spreads the cost.
- Free shipping. Zeus’s shipping policy says “Shipping is Free Canada wide.” Orders are processed in 1 to 3 business days and delivered in 2 to 7, depending on where you live [1].
- Early Black Friday, until November 17. Any e-bike priced over $1,200 comes with 13 free accessories, from winter leg covers to a folding lock, added to your cart at $0.00; one set per qualifying e-bike, no code, and the accessories ship separately by December 17, 2026 [6].
- Discounts, for those they are meant for. Zeus’s discounts go to serving Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans and their immediate families, and to people in recovery from addiction (treatment graduates, or a year or more in recovery confirmed by a counsellor, treatment program or peer-support group), from $50 to $1,000 depending on the model; they come off sale prices but do not combine with free-gift offers. Zeus says it would “rather offer consistent value to all customers than manipulate perception through rotating discount codes” [30], and the three codes its Canadian discounts page once listed were refused at checkout on 28 October 2026 [31].
- Financing. Our e-bike financing guide explains how to spread the cost.
Not from Zeus, but worth a look: some provinces and cities have run e-bike rebates, and our rebates and incentives guide lists what is open.
Takeaway: Compare the delivered cost. Free shipping, the Early Black Friday accessories and a warranty someone else files for you are part of the price.
Which of these can you ride on the road?
Ten of the 19 are road e-bikes: six ship inside the 500 W, 32 km/h line with no faster mode listed, and four are 500 W bikes whose makers list a faster class or an unlock. The other nine are built past the e-bike limits. E-bike rules in Canada are provincial since the federal definition was repealed [32], and they converge on a 500 W motor, 32 km/h of assisted speed and working pedals [33, 34, 35].
- Group A, within 500 W and 32 km/h as shipped (6): Samebike 20LVXD30-II, Meigi Hera, Addmotor Citytri E-310, Eunorau ONE-TRIKE 2.0, Taubik Tour S and Taubik Westridge 29T.
- Group B, 500 W with a faster class or an unlock listed (4): Eunorau E-FAT-MN, Eunorau Meta 24, Eunorau Meta 26 and Eunorau Defender.
- Group C, bicycles past the limits (8): Freesky Eurostar Turbo M-410, Freesky Ranger Air M-540, Riding Times GT73, Eunorau FAT-AWD 3.0, Eunorau Flash AWD, Freesky Warrior Ultra M-530, Eunorau Defender-S 2.0 and Eunorau Specter-S 4.0.
- Group D, a trike past the limits (1): Addmotor Freetan M-368X.
Treat a Group C or D bike as an off-road machine: in the provinces that use 500 W, a bike past that line can't be ridden as an e-bike on a public road. Ride it on land you own or have permission to use, or on trails whose owners allow it. In Québec, the SAAQ puts it plainly: “A bicycle equipped with a 1,000-watt motor is still considered a bicycle, but is not authorized for use on a public road, including roadways and bike paths” [35].
Takeaway: For public roads, stay in Group A, or in Group B with the factory limit left on; Groups C and D are for private land and the trails that allow them. Our guide to e-bike laws in Canada has your province’s rules.
Questions
When do e-bikes go on sale in Canada?
There is no single sale date, but there is a season. Over the 12 months to 19 October 2026, Google searches in Canada for “ebike sale” ran highest in June, at 1.89 times the year’s average, and lowest in January, at 0.21; November ran at 0.40 (Google Trends). Zeus’s own offer, 13 free accessories with any e-bike priced over $1,200, runs until November 17, 2026.
Is there a Black Friday e-bike sale in Canada?
Black Friday falls on November 27, 2026. In Canada it is a small search: from January 1 to October 19, 2026, Google Trends measured “black friday electric bike” at an average of 0.9 against 53.0 for “ebike sale”. At Zeus, the Early Black Friday offer, 13 free accessories with any e-bike priced over $1,200, ends on November 17, 2026, 10 days before Black Friday.
What is the cheapest e-bike in this guide?
The Samebike 20LVXD30-II folding bike at $1,000. Under $2,000 there are also the Eunorau E-FAT-MN fat-tire bike from $1,599, the Meigi Hera trike at $1,799 and, from $1,899, the Addmotor Citytri E-310 trike. All four ship at 500 W or less.
What is the best e-bike for the money in Canada?
It depends on where you ride. From this guide: under $2,000, the Samebike 20LVXD30-II ($1,000) folds, and the Eunorau E-FAT-MN (from $1,599) is the fat-tire pick; on the road at 500 W, the Taubik Westridge 29T ($2,999) adds a torque sensor; for private land, the Freesky Warrior Ultra M-530 (from $2,999) carries the biggest battery here, 1,800 Wh.
How much does a good e-bike cost in Canada?
Among the 19 bikes in this guide, prices run from $1,000 to $5,999, and 16 of them cost under $3,000. Under $2,000 you can buy a folding bike, a trike or a fat-tire bike; above $3,000 you pay for full suspension, a mid-drive motor or a semi-recumbent trike.
Are cheap electric bikes any good?
They can be, when the maker publishes the basics: who certified the electrical system or the battery, the motor’s rated power, a load limit, and who handles the warranty. Check those four before the price. At Zeus every bike carries its maker’s warranty, and Zeus files the claim for you.
Are Costco e-bikes a good deal?
It depends on the model. Our Costco e-bike guide audits 23 of them one by one; this guide covers 19 bikes Zeus sells that we would buy at today’s price, each with its maker’s specs and its road group.
Does Zeus eBikes have a promo code?
Zeus keeps its discounts for serving Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans and their immediate families, and for people in recovery from addiction (treatment graduates, or a year or more in recovery confirmed by a counsellor, treatment program or peer-support group), with discounts from $50 to $1,000 depending on the model. The discount comes off sale prices but does not combine with free-gift offers. Its coupon page says it would “rather offer consistent value to all customers than manipulate perception through rotating discount codes”, and the three codes its Canadian discounts page once listed were refused at checkout on 28 October 2026.
Does Zeus eBikes offer free shipping across Canada?
Yes. Zeus’s shipping policy says “Shipping is Free Canada wide.” Orders are processed within 1 to 3 business days of confirmation, and shipping takes 2 to 7 business days depending on where you live.
What comes free with every Zeus eBike purchase?
Every e-bike order ships free across Canada, and every Zeus e-bike includes its first month of Zeus Care: remote diagnostics, assembly walkthroughs, maintenance guidance and claim handling. Until November 17, 2026, every e-bike priced over $1,200 also comes with 13 free accessories that ship separately by December 17, 2026.
Which of these e-bikes can I ride on the road?
Six ship inside the 500 W, 32 km/h line with no faster mode listed: Samebike 20LVXD30-II, Meigi Hera, Addmotor Citytri E-310, Eunorau ONE-TRIKE 2.0, Taubik Tour S and Taubik Westridge 29T. Four are 500 W bikes whose makers list a faster class or an unlock: Eunorau E-FAT-MN, Eunorau Meta 24, Eunorau Meta 26 and Eunorau Defender; ride them with the factory limit left on. The other nine are built past the e-bike limits, for private land and the trails that allow them. Rules are provincial; check yours.
Can I finance an e-bike in Canada?
Yes. Our guide to financing an e-bike in Canada explains the ways to spread the cost; on any bike in this guide you can also call 1-866-938-7580 to talk it through before you order.
The bottom line
The best e-bike deal is a bike you can ride where you live, at a price you can check. Start with the road group, then the shape, then the price: ten of these 19 are road e-bikes, the lowest price is $1,000, and every spec above is the maker’s own.
Ways to decide without pressure
- Talk it through: 1-866-938-7580. Real people answer, and we will tell you if none of these fits.
- Free shipping across Canada [1].
- Returns: an unused, unopened bike can be returned within 15 days of delivery, with a 15% restocking fee [3]. Buying at a sale price or with the Early Black Friday gift doesn’t change that.
- Warranty: the maker’s own, and Zeus files the claim [2].
- Spread the cost: the financing guide explains your options.
Ready to pick? Shop the bikes on sale, or every e-bike we sell.
Shop the e-bike sale → Shop all e-bikes →More Zeus guides: e-bike buying guide · e-bikes under $2,000 · Costco e-bikes · e-bikes for hills · long-range e-bikes · fat-tire e-bikes · folding e-bikes
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- EUNORAU Canada, Specter-S 4.0 product page. ca.eunorau-ebike.com/products/specter-s. Retrieved 20 Oct 2026.
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📸 The cover scene and 13 card photos are Playcut.ai renderings by Playcut.ai; in 12 of them the bike was rendered from its maker’s own photograph. The other 5 photos are from each bike’s Zeus listing.
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