eBike Shops in Saint-Jérôme, QC: 5 Verified Storefronts

Rad Power Bikes' December 2025 bankruptcy taught Canadian buyers a hard lesson about what happens when the brand you bought online disappears — and it sent a lot of riders back to the idea of a local shop they can actually walk into. In Saint-Jérôme, the catch is that there is no e-bike specialist to walk into: the city's electric bikes move through bike stores that have been fixing chains for decades and one powersports dealer. This guide lists every verified storefront, then walks through Quebec's e-bike rules — which are genuinely stricter than most riders expect — so you know the law before you ride out the door. The two surprises here are the age rule (18 to ride, or a class 6D licence at 14–17) and the helmet rule (mandatory for every rider, no adult exemption).

The 5 Verified eBike Shops in Saint-Jérôme

Saint-Jérôme has five verified storefronts that sell, service or rent e-bikes as of June 2026: Cycles Cadieux (536 rue Saint-Georges), Bicyclettes St-Antoine (703 14e Avenue Sud), Goulet Moto Sports (55 rue Mathilde), Bicyclette du Nord (476 rue Filion) and Vélo Du Nord (Place de la Gare). None is an e-bike-only specialist — call ahead to confirm stock.

Cycles Cadieux — 536 rue Saint-Georges

Address: 536 rue Saint-Georges, Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Z 5B8
Phone: (450) 432-4686
Website: cyclescadieux.com
Brands (e-bikes): Gazelle and Giant electric models confirmed in stock; shop also carries Trek, Pinarello, Argon 18, De Rosa, DCO, AVP and Liv pedal bikes
Services: Sales, repair and parts; bike fitting
Focus: A bike shop in Saint-Jérôme since 1946, located near the P'tit Train du Nord path. The e-bike side runs through European city brands — Gazelle's upright commuter models and Giant's e-bikes — making this the place to look for a comfortable, road-going electric bike rather than an e-MTB. Sales, service and parts are all in-house, and the shop is open year-round. Existence, address and phone confirmed across the shop's own site and Bonjour Québec.

Bicyclettes St-Antoine — 703 14e Avenue Sud

Address: 703 14e Avenue Sud, Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Z 4B8
Phone: (450) 436-3398
Website: bicyclettestantoine.com
Brands: Norco, Devinci, Haro (mountain, hybrid, BMX and electric)
Hours: Mon–Fri 10 am–6 pm · Sat 10 am–4 pm · Sun closed (per PagesJaunes; confirm seasonal changes)
Services: Sales, plus repair and maintenance for all bike types — the shop states its mechanics service "electric bikes of all brands"
Focus: A family bike shop operating since 1987, just behind the church. This is the most useful stop in town if you already own an e-bike and need it serviced, because the shop explicitly works on e-bikes of every make — not only the ones it sells. On the sales side it carries Canadian brands Norco and Devinci across mountain, hybrid and electric lines, alongside Haro.

Goulet Moto Sports — 55 rue Mathilde

Address: 55 rue Mathilde, Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Y 1E3
Phone: (450) 431-6622
Website: gouletmoto.ca
Brands (e-bikes): Seven Peaks electric bikes
Services: Sales, with strong after-sales service (this is primarily a powersports dealer)
Focus: R. Goulet Moto Sport is a three-generation Honda, Vespa and Aprilia powersports dealer — not a conventional bike shop — but its own e-bike inventory page lists Seven Peaks electric bikes for sale at the Saint-Jérôme location, which is why it earns a place here. If you want a budget-friendly 500W e-bike and you are comfortable buying from a motorsports counter rather than a cycling store, this is an option. For a pedal e-bike that needs frequent bicycle-specific tuning, a dedicated bike shop may suit you better. Confirm current e-bike stock by phone before visiting.

Bicyclette du Nord — 476 rue Filion

Address: 476 rue Filion, Saint-Jérôme, QC J7Z 1H8
Phone: (450) 432-6397
Listing: Profiled on the D'Amour Bicycle & Sports dealer network (damourbicycle.com); no standalone shop website was found
Hours: Mon–Wed 9 am–6 pm · Thu–Fri 9 am–9 pm · Sat 9 am–5 pm · Sun closed (per public listings; confirm seasonal changes)
Services: Sales, service, parts and accessories
Focus: A long-running neighbourhood bike shop offering sales, service, parts and wheel-building across mountain, road, hybrid and fat bikes. Its D'Amour Bicycle network listing confirms a full sales-and-service operation and shows an "E-Bike – pièces" (e-bike parts) category, but does not explicitly confirm complete e-bike sales or servicing — so treat e-bikes as unconfirmed and call ahead before relying on it for an electric bike. Address and phone confirmed via the D'Amour Bicycle listing and PagesJaunes.

Vélo Du Nord — Place de la Gare

Address: Place de la Gare, Saint-Jérôme, QC (km 0 of the P'tit Train du Nord; exact street number and postal code not published by the shop)
Phone: (450) 569-5596 · toll-free 1-888-893-8356
Website: velo-laurentides.com
Services: Bike and e-bike rental (not sales), plus accessories and basic trailside repair
Focus: A seasonal rental boutique at the Place de la Gare, the official start of the P'tit Train du Nord linear park. Electric-bike rentals include a lock and repair kit, a helmet is mandatory, a $500 deposit applies, and — in line with Quebec law — e-bike rental is for riders 18 and over only. This is the right stop if you want to try an e-bike on the trail before committing to buying one, rather than a place to buy. Confirm current-season hours before you go.

Trail & Path Access — The P'tit Train du Nord and Beyond

Quebec eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Saint-Jérôme

Quebec regulates electric bikes under the federal Power-Assisted Bicycle framework, but layers on age and helmet rules that are stricter than most provinces. Every rule below is from the SAAQ, the provincial road-safety authority. Saint-Jérôme is a Quebec city, so these provincial rules apply directly; no separate municipal e-bike power, age or helmet bylaw was found that differs from the provincial standard.

Where to Ride Your eBike in Saint-Jérôme

• City streets and bike lanes — permitted; ride with traffic, signal, and obey the same road rules as a bicycle. E-bikes are barred only from highways and their access/exit ramps.
• P'tit Train du Nord (km 0 at Place de la Gare) — the linear park welcomes cyclists, and e-bikes are rented at the trailhead for trail use; confirm e-bike rules on any specific segment with the trail operator.
• Parc régional de la Rivière-du-Nord — biking is a listed activity (roughly June–October), but the park publishes no verified e-bike policy; confirm directly at 450-431-1676 before riding.
• Sidewalks — not for riding; in Quebec, sidewalks are for pedestrians, so use the road or the bike path.
• City parks — confirm trail-use rules for individual municipal parks with the Ville de Saint-Jérôme, as park-specific rules can differ from on-road rules.

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