EMMO TROBIC PRO ELECTRIC TRICYCLE
EMMO TROBIC PRO ELECTRIC TRICYCLE
TROBIC PRO ELECTRIC TRICYCLE
Electric Cargo Trike with Differential and All-Terrain Capability
EMMO Trobic Pro is an electric cargo trike with a differential axle, designed for stable control and everyday hauling needs. Its removable 48V SafeSeal™ lithium battery offers up to 110 km of reliable range with waterproof and heat-resistant protection. The spacious rear bed and 180 kg (400 lb) payload capacity make it ideal for grocery runs or local deliveries. With its step-thru frame and three-wheel stability, Trobic Pro ensures easier mounting and safer, smoother rides for work or errands.
- Step-thru frame and three-wheel stability make mounting easy and riding steady, even with heavy cargo.
- Spacious rear bed and sturdy frame designed for hauling goods smoothly on errands, shopping, or weekend trips.
- SafeSeal™ battery with gel protection provides reliable power, steady torque, and dependable range across varied terrain
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION:
Battery Options: Removable 48V/15.6Ah Lithium, Removable 48V/20Ah Lithium
Motor: Peak 750W Geared Hub Motor (continuous 500W), Motor Torque -65 Nm
Range: up to 125 km
Pedal assist: Cadence sensor
Charging Time: 3 - 10 Hours (depending on the battery size)
Range: 45 - 95 km, 55 - 125 km
Riding Modes: up to 9 Levels of PAS; Thumb Throttle on Demand
Gear: Shimano MF-TZ500-7 (7 Speed Cassette)
Frame Material: Aluminum
Dimension: 176 x 76 x 113 cm / 70 x 30 x 44.5 inch
(Length x Width x Height)
Net Weight: 72 kg | 160 lbs
Load Capacity: 180 kg | 400 lbs
Front and Rear Tires: 24” x 4" Tubed Tire (FRONT)
20" x 4" Tubed Tire (REAR)
Wheel: 24-Inch Spoke Wheel (Front); 20-Inch Spoke Wheel (Rear)
Brakes: XOD Hydraulic Disk Brakes (Front & Rear)
Lights and Signals: LED Headlight, LED Tail Light, LED Brake Light
Display: Digital LCD Color Back-Lit Speedometer
Storage: Rear Basket (included); Front Basket (included)
Top Speed**: 32km/h (Limited as per Canadian e-bike regulations)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT E-TRIKES
Do I need a license to ride an electric trike in Canada?
No — a licence or insurance is not required to operate an electric trike. Electric trikes that meet Canada’s federal or provincial e-bike definition are classified as power-assisted bicycles. This means they must have pedals, a motor rated at 500 W or less, and a top speed of 32 km/h. Always check local bylaws for any restrictions on using trikes on bike paths or multi-use trails.
What is an electric cargo bike?
An electric cargo bike is an e-bike designed with a reinforced frame and a larger front or rear cargo area so you can carry heavier or bulkier loads.
Many cargo e-bikes (also called utility bikes) include features like integrated racks or cargo platforms, higher weight ratings, and wider tires for added stability and control.
Common use cases include school drop-offs with kids, carrying a pet, and using a cargo e-bike for delivery services.
Regulations may vary by location, and requirements can differ depending on local bylaws, including where you can ride, equipment rules, and any limits related to size or load capacity. We recommend checking local regulations if you have specific concerns.
Can you ride an electric bike without pedaling?
Yes — most EMMO e-bikes are equipped with an on-demand throttle, allowing you to ride without pedaling when needed. Pedal assist can be used for better range, efficiency, and control whenever possible. When using the throttle, always follow local traffic regulations, including speed limits and e-bike classification rules, which may vary by province or municipality.
Is it safe to charge an e bike battery overnight?
Charging an e-bike battery should always be done with caution and in accordance with proper safety practices.
• Use only manufacturer-approved or certified batteries and chargers
• Charge the battery in a well-ventilated area, away from flammable materials
• Avoid charging while unattended or overnight whenever possible
• Unplug the charger once charging is complete
We recommend monitoring the charging process and following all safety guidelines in the manual.
What are the advantages of an electric trike over a 2-wheel e-bike?
An electric trike offers extra stability and more carrying capacity compared with a 2-wheel e-bike.
• Stability: With three wheels, a trike is easier to manage at low speeds and when stopping, which can be especially helpful for riders who have challenges with balance.
• Cargo space: Trikes typically have larger baskets or rear storage options, making them a practical choice for groceries, errands, and other everyday hauling.
Are fat tire e-bikes good for seniors?
Fat tire e-bikes can be a great option for seniors, especially if comfort and stability are top priorities. They do tend to be heavier than many standard e-bikes, which can make them a bit harder to lift, carry up stairs, or load onto a rack.
That said, the wider tires offer real everyday benefits:
• More grip on loose surfaces like gravel, wet pavement, or packed dirt
• A smoother ride over bumps and uneven paths, which can feel easier on wrists and joints
• A more stable, confidence-inspiring feel at lower speeds
Many seniors also prefer a step-thru frame because it’s easier to get on and off.
E-Bike Battery Care – Quick Tips
- Use the Right Charger
- OEM charger only; avoid cheap replacements.
- Avoid Extreme Temps
- Ideal: 10–25°C (50–77°F).
- No charging/riding below 0°C or above 35°C.
- Don't Fully Discharge
- Keep charge between 20–80% when possible.
- Smart Charging
- Charge after rides but don’t leave plugged in long-term.
- Store Properly
- For long-term storage:
- Charge to ~50–60%
- Cool, dry place (~15°C)
- Check every 1–2 months
- Keep it Dry & Clean
- Dry after wet rides.
- Inspect SafeSeal™ casing for damage.
- Update Firmware (if applicable)
- Check brand app or site for updates.
- Ride Efficiently
- Use lower assist levels.
- Avoid full-throttle starts.
- Keep tires inflated.
