- What kinds of e-bikes does Aipas make?
- Aipas focuses on folding and step-through e-bikes with 20-inch fat tires, 500 W rear hub motors and removable batteries. The A1 and A6 fold for storage and transit, while the M1 is a lighter commuter build. Most models use a 48 V system and include pedal assist plus a throttle.
- Where can I buy Aipas e-bikes in Canada?
- Aipas sells mainly through its own online store and through marketplace listings that ship to Canada. Availability of individual models varies, and some ship from overseas warehouses, so check the delivery window and whether duties are included before ordering. This page tracks which Canadian sellers list each model.
- What warranty does Aipas offer?
- Aipas typically covers the frame for 12 months and electrical components such as the motor, battery and controller for a shorter period, often 6 to 12 months. Consumables like tires, brake pads and tubes are excluded. Keep your order confirmation, since claims are handled through the seller you bought from.
- Are Aipas e-bikes legal to ride in Canada?
- Aipas models generally fall within the federal definition of a power-assisted bicycle: a 500 W motor and a top assisted speed of 32 km/h. Rules on where e-bikes can go are set by each province and municipality, so check local bylaws for paths and trails. A throttle-equipped bike may be restricted in some areas.
- How do Aipas e-bikes compare with other budget folders?
- Aipas competes on fat tires, a removable battery and folding frames at the lower end of the e-bike market. Rivals in the same range often use smaller motors or non-folding frames, while Aipas bikes tend to be heavier, around 25 to 30 kg. Weigh the folded size and weight against the battery range you need.
- Are there Aipas discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Aipas products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.