Vendeur: Oiios

Oiios Quanta - Canada

667,08 €1 170,89 €43% OFF
Color: Black
Battery: Removable 48V/15.6Ah Lithium
Wheel Type: Spoke Wheels
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Détails du produit

Oiios Quanta is a fat-tire electric bike offered through EMMO's Canadian catalogue. Twenty-six-inch fat tires provide a broad footprint on pavement and loose surfaces.

Verified specifications

  • Motor: 750W, per EMMO metadata
  • Battery: Removable 48V/15.6Ah or 48V/25Ah SafeSeal lithium
  • Claimed range: Up to 160 km; configuration and conditions affect range
  • Wheels: 26-inch fat tires; spoke or MAG options
  • Brakes: Hydraulic brakes
  • Certification: UL certification claimed by EMMO

All-terrain contact patch

Twenty-six-inch fat tires provide a broad footprint on pavement and loose surfaces.

Long-range battery choice

The 25Ah option carries more energy than the 15.6Ah entry pack.

Hydraulic stopping

Hydraulic brakes reduce hand effort and support controlled braking.

Wheel-style flexibility

Spoke and MAG variants support different maintenance and appearance preferences.

Source notes

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Canadian availability and delivery

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

Warranty

Warranty: Use EMMO’s current written warranty terms for the exact model and component. Do not promise broader Street Rides coverage. Confirm claim routing and customer eligibility at order time.; Warranty url: https://voltrotte.com/pages/warranty-policy; Fulfilment: EMMO’s product page establishes Canadian catalogue availability but not exact warehouse quantity or delivery SLA. Confirm stock and freight before promising dispatch.; Shipping url: https://voltrotte.com/pages/shipping-policy; Return url: https://voltrotte.com/pages/return-policy

Canadian use and safety

Rules differ by province and municipality. Motor output, assisted speed, throttle use, helmet requirements and riding locations must match local law.