EMMO E-Wild Fat-Tire Electric Bike - Canada

EMMO EMMO E-Wild Fat-Tire Electric Bike is a ebike offered through EMMO's Canadian catalogue. The 750W geared hub motor and 75N.m torque claim are aimed at stronger starts and hill support than a basic city commuter.

Verified specifications

• Motor: 750W brushless geared hub motor; EMMO's product information states 75N.m maximum torque.
• Battery: Removable 48V / 17.5Ah lithium variant; EMMO page lists up to 840Wh for the model family.
• Range: Up to 110 km / 70 miles under ideal conditions, as stated by EMMO.
• Assist: Cadence-sensor pedal assist.
• Display: Bluetooth smart colour display; source references the BIKEGO app.
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes in the local EMMO's product information; verify component specification for the exact Canadian unit.
• Tyres: Fat-tire configuration; exact tyre dimensions are not stated in the current EMMO's product information used here.
• Charging: EMMO's product information states 3 to 8 hours, dependent on battery configuration and charger.

The 750W geared hub motor and 75N

The 750W geared hub motor and 75N.m torque claim are aimed at stronger starts and hill support than a basic city commuter.

The removable 48V / 17

The removable 48V / 17.5Ah battery can be taken indoors for charging and is rated at up to 840Wh in the model family.

Fat tyres, hydraulic disc brakes and adjustable.

Fat tyres, hydraulic disc brakes and adjustable front-end contact points are suited to mixed pavement, gravel and packed paths.

The Bluetooth colour display and BIKEGO app.

The Bluetooth colour display and BIKEGO app language in the source support ride-status visibility and trip planning.

Canadian availability and delivery

Canadian delivery timing, assembly level and freight depend on destination and configuration.

Warranty

EMMO’s official page displays a two-year warranty promise, local dealer support and Canadian service access. The listed Canadian configuration is currently sold out on the current Canadian product page. Delivery timing will depend on the next confirmed Canadian stock release.

Canadian use and safety

Position as an electric bicycle only where its configured speed, power and equipment meet applicable Canadian provincial and municipal rules. EMMO’s copy references a 32 km/h default maximum for Canadian e-bikes, but local definitions differ. Riders should use a helmet, lights and reflectors, and confirm where throttle use and powered-bike access are permitted.