Vendeur: EMMO
EMMO E-Mini Pro - Canada
Détails du produit
EMMO E-Mini Pro is a folding fat-tire electric bike offered through EMMO's Canadian catalogue. The frame and handlebar fold for storage in apartments, vehicles and RVs.
Verified specifications
- Range: Up to 125 km
- Motor: 750W peak geared hub motor
- Battery: 48V removable SafeSeal lithium-ion, up to 960Wh
- Tires: 20-inch fat tires
- Sensor: Cadence sensor
- Display: Bluetooth smart colour display
- Brakes: Dual-piston hydraulic disc
- Certification: UL 2849 and UL 2271 advertised by EMMO
Compact folding frame
The frame and handlebar fold for storage in apartments, vehicles and RVs.
Step-through access
A low centre section makes mounting easier than on many folding fat-tire bikes.
All-surface tire volume
Wide tires provide cushioning and traction on pavement, gravel and packed surfaces.
Connected cockpit
A Bluetooth colour display, lighting and turn signals organize everyday ride information.
Source notes
- Source inventory exposes only available/unavailable, not exact unit counts. Do not invent a quantity; use 0 for unavailable and require supplier confirmation before assigning positive numeric stock.
Canadian availability and delivery
Summary: Canadian dealer product. Delivery method, assembly level, fees and timing depend on destination and selected configuration; do not promise a date until confirmed at checkout or by EMMO.; Source: https://voltrotte.com/pages/shipping-policy
Warranty
Summary: EMMO advertises a two-year warranty on current vehicle pages. Coverage, battery terms, exclusions and claim procedure must follow the written warranty in force at purchase.; Source: https://voltrotte.com/pages/warranty
Canadian use and safety
For Canadian public-road bicycle treatment, the configured vehicle must meet the applicable provincial power-assisted bicycle rules. These commonly include a 32 km/h assisted-speed ceiling, operable pedals and jurisdiction-specific motor limits. Motorcycle- or scooter-style bodies can be excluded in some provinces. Buyers must confirm local requirements.



