E-bikes for Saskatoon come with free shipping from Fast Ebikes, straight to your house or to a Saskatoon bike shop that you book to put it together. All the e-bikes we sell are in the grid below. For long days by the river, start with our long-range e-bikes; for the snow months, the City's own winter cycling tips point to fat or studded tires.
The Meewasin Valley Authority describes the Meewasin Trail as more than 105 km along both sides of the South Saskatchewan River, winding under the bridges and through parks and natural areas, inside the city and beyond it. The Trans Canada Trail shares 20 km of the Meewasin route through Saskatoon.
The City calls Saskatoon "The City of Bridges". The Chief Mistawasis Bridge, opened in 2018, carries a 2-metre bikeway on its north side and a 3.5-metre multi-use pathway on its south side. Every February and May the City holds BYXE Week, celebrating people who make cycling part of their commute year-round.
For the Diefenbaker airport station, Environment Canada climate normals (1991–2020) give a January daily average of −15.4 °C and 91.0 cm of snowfall a year, spread over 57.1 days. The City describes a winter city with an average of 5 or 6 snow events of at least 5 cm each season. After each one it grades the Meewasin Trail, park pathways with street lighting and bridge walkways within 48 hours, and it aims to clear about 14 km of crusher-dust paths in naturalized parks within 48 hours of the snow ending.
The City's winter cycling tips say fat or studded tires give the best traction, which makes fat tire e-bikes the natural pick for riding past the first snow.
The Taubik Tour S rolls on 26 x 4.0 in Kenda Juggernaut fat tires and pairs a low step-through frame with a torque sensor and a 48V 15Ah Samsung battery (720 Wh). It weighs 34.9 kg.
The Velotric Summit 2 carries an 801.6 Wh battery that Velotric rates for up to 153 km on pedal assist, with 27.5 x 2.4 in Kenda puncture-resistant MTB tires for crusher dust and a 120 mm RST air fork, at 26.0 kg.
The YVY C20 has front and rear suspension, 20 x 4.0 in puncture-resistant fat tires and a 48V 20Ah battery (960 Wh), with a listed range of 80–113 km.
Delivery is free. Expect 1–3 business days for us to process your order, then 2–7 business days in transit depending on your location, with a tracking number by email. We sell online only, so nothing is picked up: pick your own address or a bike shop of your choice that you book for the build. Each package is insured and needs a signature. Not sure yet? Browse all our e-bikes, and see our guide to e-bike rules by province. Also in Saskatchewan: Regina.
Yes, and shipping is free. Saskatoon orders get the same service as the rest of Canada: delivery to your door, or to a bike shop you pick and book to assemble the bike. We can't ship to P.O. boxes, and someone has to sign when the box arrives.
Allow 1–3 business days for us to process the order and 2–7 business days of shipping after that, depending on where you live. An email with your tracking number follows once the order is processed. A gap of up to 5 days without a new scan is normal on a cross-country trip.
No. We are an online store with no showroom, test rides or pickup anywhere, Saskatoon included. To compare bikes, use the specs on the product pages, from battery size in Wh to tire size, plus weight and suspension where the brand states them. Questions before you order can go to sales@fastebikes.ca.
The City of Saskatoon's winter cycling tips say fat or studded tires give the best traction, and the City grades the Meewasin Trail within 48 hours after a snow event. A fat tire e-bike on 26 x 4.0 in tires, such as the Taubik Tour S, fits that advice.
The Meewasin Valley Authority says the trail runs more than 105 km along both sides of the South Saskatchewan River, through parks and natural areas in and outside Saskatoon. The Trans Canada Trail uses 20 km of it through the city.
Either you do, at home, or a bike shop in Saskatoon does: choose the shop, book it, and we ship the box there. When it arrives, photograph or film the box before opening it, and check every part before the build starts.
