BlueRev Ultra Low-Step - Canada

BlueRev Ultra Low-Step for Canadian riders. Frame: folding 6061 aluminum low-step frame Motor: Bafang 500W rear geared hub

Verified specifications

• Frame: folding 6061 aluminum low-step frame
• Motor: Bafang 500W rear geared hub
• Battery: 48V Samsung-cell; current 17.5Ah, 19.2Ah and 21Ah White variants
• Top speed claim kmh: 40
• Range claim km: 17 5ah: 80-120; 19 2ah: unknown; 21ah: 100-140; Additional information: 60-90
• Tires: Kenda 20 x 4 in
• Brakes: Tektro hydraulic discs with cut-off, 160 mm rotors
• Drivetrain: Shimano 1x7
• Suspension: front fork and suspension seatpost
• Weight lb: 65
• Load lb: Recommended: 300; Maximum: 440
• Equipment: low-step folding frame, integrated rear rack, front carrier points, fenders, front/rear LEDs, brake light, thumb throttle

Low-Step Folding Access

The open frame lowers step-over height while the centre hinge supports storage in tighter spaces.

Three Current Battery Choices

White builds are currently offered with 17.5Ah, 19.2Ah or 21Ah batteries.

Utility Without a Long Wheelbase

Front carrier points and an integrated rear rack add cargo capacity to a compact 20-inch-wheel platform.

Comfort Components

Four-inch tires, a suspension fork and suspension seatpost reduce sharp impacts during mixed-surface use.

Source conflicts and limits

• Shopify has Black and White 17.5Ah variants, but the current Epic matrix exposes White only.
• Shopify price CAD 1779 differs from Epic CAD 1799.
• Shopify omits current 19.2Ah and 21Ah White variants.
• Range claims conflict and 19.2Ah has no mapped range.
• Advertised 40 km/h exceeds the common 32 km/h e-bike cutoff.

Canadian availability

The Canadian dealer currently presents this model or exact variant as orderable. Street Rides uses a conservative tracked quantity of two and confirms final dealer availability during order processing.

Warranty and fulfilment

Epic advertises a 12-month warranty and free Canadian shipping above CAD 99. Battery coverage, folding-hinge coverage, assembly responsibility and remote-area freight remain unknown and need written confirmation.

Canadian use and safety

Power is at the common 500W ceiling, but the advertised 40 km/h assistance exceeds the usual 32 km/h limit. Require proof of a compliant Canadian-delivered cutoff before any road-legality claim. Municipal bike-path and throttle restrictions still apply.