Top 5 E‑Bike Brands in Canada — A Buyer’s Guide

Intro Looking for an electric bike in Canada? This guide covers five of the best e‑bike brands available to Canadian riders, focusing on features, who each brand is best for, and quick extras (accessories, warranty and support notes, and buying tips). New Brunswick Bikes proudly lists EUNORAU as our #1 pick — we exclusively sell Eunorau in New Brunswick at our Brunswick Square showroom and ship Eunorau Canada‑wide with free shipping via Newbrunswickbikes.com.

1. EUNORAU (Top pick — Exclusive at NewBrunswickBikes)

Eunorau delivers powerful, adventure‑oriented e‑bikes with strong off‑road capability and bold styling. At New Brunswick Bikes (483 sq ft showroom at R5, 2nd floor, Brunswick Square Shopping Centre), Eunorau is our exclusive in‑store brand and we ship Eunorau Canada‑wide with free shipping.

Why we put Eunorau #1

• Robust motors and high battery capacities suited for long rides and off‑road use.
• Competitive pricing against comparable high‑power options.
• Distinct models for adults and youth (including compact and dirt‑bike style models).

Key features (typical across Eunorau models)

• High‑torque mid‑ or rear‑hub motors (powerful acceleration and hill climbing).
• Large capacity batteries delivering long range (100 km+ on some models depending on conditions).
• Rugged frames, fat‑tire and off‑road tire options for multi‑terrain riding.
• LCD displays with multiple ride modes and pedal‑assist levels.

A little extras

• Accessories: racks, integrated lights, upgraded suspension forks, and cargo options.
• Warranty & Service: Eunorau offers manufacturer warranties; New Brunswick Bikes can help with warranty starts, part ordering, and local referrals for service since we do not perform in‑house repairs.
• Buying tip: Try a test ride at our Brunswick Square showroom. If you order online from Newbrunswickbikes.com we provide free Canada‑wide shipping and clear delivery instructions.

2. Rad Power Bikes

Rad Power Bikes is one of North America’s best‑known direct‑to‑consumer brands and has a wide variety of commuter and utility e‑bikes.

Why customers like Rad

• Strong value: solid feature set at accessible price points.
  
• Wide model range from cargo/utility bikes to fat‑tire cruisers.
  
• Good dealer and online support networks in Canada.

Key features

• Integrated cargo and utility designs (rear racks, large payload capacity).
• Reliable hub motors and user‑friendly controls.
• Easily swappable accessories and modular add‑ons.

A little extras

• Accessories: dedicated cargo accessories, child seat compatibility, panniers.
• Warranty & Service: direct support plus many third‑party bike shops familiar with Rad models.
• Buying tip: For heavy errands and city commuting, choose a Rad with a rear rack and long‑range battery.

3. Aventon

Aventon focuses on stylish, commuter‑friendly e‑bikes with a good balance of performance and price.

Why customers like Aventon

• Clean aesthetics and comfortable geometry ideal for daily commuting.
• Competitive battery range and dependable motors for city rides.

Key features

• Sleek frames and integrated battery options.
• Comfortable riding position; commuter‑focused accessories available.
• Lightweight and nimble relative to some heavy cargo e‑bikes.

A little extras

• Accessories: fenders, integrated lights, commuter racks and phone mounts.
• Warranty & Service: manufacturer warranty and broad community of third‑party mechanics familiar with the brand.
• Buying tip: If you want a commuter bike that looks sharp and is easy to store, Aventon is a great pick.

4. Trek (Electric Series)

Trek is a legacy cycling brand with electric options across urban, hybrid and performance lines. Their e‑bikes blend conventional bicycle craftsmanship with modern electric assist.

Why customers like Trek

• Decades of bicycle engineering and a trusted dealer network across Canada.
• Strong build quality, safety standards and after‑sales support.

Key features

• Mid‑drive and hub motor options depending on model.
• Integrated design choices with high‑quality components (brakes, drivetrains, suspension where applicable).
• Dealer network for service and adjustments.

A little extras

• Accessories: high‑quality racks, lighting systems, and well‑engineered mounting points.
• Warranty & Service: robust dealer support and official Trek warranty; local bike shops often stock parts.
• Buying tip: If you prioritize service network and long‑term reliability, look at Trek e‑bikes.

5. Lectric / Ancheer / Value‑Oriented Brands

This category covers a few reliable budget/value e‑bike makers (e.g., Lectric) that are popular among cost‑conscious buyers.

Why customers choose value brands

• Affordable entry price into e‑bikes and often easy assembly.
• Decent range and practical features for short commutes and neighborhood trips.

Key features

• Simple controls, often smaller batteries but lightweight frames.
• Foldable or compact designs for storage.
• Good for first‑time e‑bike buyers.

A little extras

• Accessories: basic racks, lights and fenders usually available as aftermarket add‑ons.
• Warranty & Service: check individual brands—some offer direct replacements while others rely on third‑party repair shops.
• Buying tip: If you’re testing whether an e‑bike fits your lifestyle, start with a value brand; later upgrade to a higher‑spec model if needed.

Final tips for buying an e‑bike in Canada

Test ride whenever possible — frame size and riding position make a big difference. New Brunswick Bikes offers in‑store demos for Eunorau models at Brunswick Square.

Think range realistically — manufacturer claims assume ideal terrain and speeds; account for hills, load, and cold weather which reduce battery performance.

Check local support — warranty and repair options matter; trusted dealer networks make maintenance easier.

Accessories matter — choose lights, racks, and fenders for everyday practicality.

Safety first — helmet, lock, and lights are essential; consider insurance or extended warranty for expensive builds.

BUY NOW, PAY LATER WITH 0% INTEREST.

Afterpay in Canada allows you to buy an E-Bike and pay for them in four equal, interest-free instalments every two weeks. The first payment is due at the time of purchase, and the remaining three are automatically debited from your linked credit or debit card on a bi-weekly schedule. You must have a valid Canadian billing and shipping address, a Canada-based credit/debit card, and meet age and mobile number requirements.