eBike Shops in North Bay, ON: 4 Verified Storefronts

North Bay's e-bike retail scene is small but real — one dedicated electric-bike dealer and three established bike shops that sell or service e-bikes, all clustered along Cassells Street, John Street and Main Street. EMMO E-Bikes has run a North Bay storefront since 2011; Cycle Works and Cheapskates are Trek-line retailers whose catalogues include electric models, and Wheelhouse rounds out the local sales-and-service options. The harder part here isn't buying the bike — it's knowing where you can legally ride it. North Bay has its own twist on the rules: on the city's signature paved pathways, the Kate Pace Way and the Kinsmen Trail, e-bikes are welcome but only in pedal-only mode, and every e-bike needs a bell or horn. This directory lists every verified shop, then walks through exactly what those rules mean before you ride.

The 4 Verified eBike Shops in North Bay

EMMO E-Bikes North Bay — 1131 Cassells Street

Address: 1131 Cassells Street, North Bay, ON P1B 3K9 (some directories list 1108 Cassells St with the same phone — confirm before a special trip)
Phone: (705) 358-3727
Website: emmo.ca (North Bay dealer page)
Brands: EMMO electric bikes and electric scooters
Hours: Listings vary (one shows Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm; another 11 am-6 pm) — call to confirm
Focus: North Bay's dedicated electric-bike-and-e-scooter storefront, an authorized EMMO dealer operating since 2011 with a showroom and an on-site service centre for sales, repairs and accessories. Reported model range runs roughly $1,000-$3,000. Address and hours differ between directories, so confirm by phone before visiting.

Cycle Works — 593 John Street

Address: 593 John Street, North Bay, ON P1B 2M9
Phone: (705) 472-5662
Website: cycleworksnorthbay.ca
Brands: Trek, Specialized, Giant, Liv, Devinci, Kona, Orbea, Salsa, Santa Cruz, Electra, EVO (electric is a listed bike category)
Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm · Sat 10 am-4 pm · Sun closed
Focus: A full-service bicycle shop and Trek preferred retailer carrying road, gravel, mountain, hybrid, kids' and electric bikes, with a complete service department for all makes and models. The Trek, Specialized, Giant and Electra lines all include e-bikes, so confirm current electric stock by phone before heading over.

Cheapskates — 274 Main Street East

Address: 274 Main Street East, North Bay, ON P1B 1B1
Phone: (705) 495-4736
Website: cheapskatesports.com (confirmed live in our June 2026 re-verification — its own contact page, Facebook page and the Trek/Electra dealer locators all confirm the 274 Main St E address and phone)
Brands: Trek, Electra, Norco (also skis, snowboards and other board sports)
Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-6 pm · Sat 9 am-5 pm · Sun closed
Focus: A long-running North Bay sports shop and Trek and Electra preferred retailer with a complete bike, ski and snowboard service department. The Trek, Electra and Norco lineups all include electric models, so ask about current e-bike inventory before you go.

Wheelhouse Bicycle Sales and Service — 1055 Cassells Street

Address: 1055 Cassells Street, North Bay, ON P1B 4B1 (across from Tim Hortons)
Phone: (705) 223-0402 / (705) 223-0403
Website: facebook.com/wheelshousebikeshop
Brands: Not published online — confirm by phone
Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-6 pm · Sat 11 am-5 pm · Sun-Mon closed
Focus: A local bicycle sales-and-service shop on Cassells Street. Its e-bike sales and brand lineup are not published online, so call ahead to confirm whether it stocks or services the electric model you have in mind.

Trail Access — Pedal-Only on the Paths, Sidewalks Off-Limits

North Bay Transit and Trains — Check Before You Count On It

Ontario eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in North Bay

Where to Ride Your eBike in North Bay

• City streets and bike lanes — permitted; ride with traffic, signal turns, and use the Memorial Drive advisory bike lanes and "Share the Road" sharrows where marked.
• Kate Pace Way and Kinsmen Trail (multi-use paths) — open to e-bikes in pedal-only mode; carry a bell or horn, keep single file and to the right, and yield to pedestrians.
• Sidewalks and boulevards — off-limits; Traffic By-Law 2014-38 bans riding a bicycle on a sidewalk or boulevard, and Ontario prohibits riding a PAB on sidewalks regardless.
• Laurentian Escarpment mountain-bike trails — biking permitted and pedal-assist e-bikes supported per trail-mapping data; confirm specifics with NBMCA (705-474-5420) and follow signage.
• City parks and waterfront — the waterfront path connects to the Kate Pace Way; the City publishes no e-bike-specific park rule, so confirm trail-use specifics with the City before riding off the marked pathways.

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