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EMMO E-WILD C2 Electric Bike

EMMO E-WILD C2 Electric Bike

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The EMMO E-Wild C2 Electric Bike is a rugged all-terrain fat-tire e-bike designed for commuting, recreational riding, and mixed-surface use. It features a 750W peak geared hub motor (500W continuous), a removable 48V 17.5Ah lithium battery, and a manufacturer-rated range of up to 110 km (70 miles).

With 26" × 4" fat tires, front suspension, mechanical disc brakes, Shimano 7-speed gearing, up to 9 pedal-assist levels, and thumb-throttle control, the E-Wild C2 offers a stable and practical setup for city streets, gravel, snow, and light off-road riding. It is also certified to UL 2849 and UL 2271.

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Fit & Sizing

Best for adult riders who want more traction, rough-road confidence, and versatile riding across pavement, gravel, and light trails.

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500W class hub motor Motor power
Long-range mixed-use platform Range per charge
Class 2/3 all-terrain performance Top speed
Vancouver workshop Free local pickup — 1199 Grant St.
Why riders choose the Emmo E-wild C2

What makes it a full-suspension electric mountain / all-terrain e-bike.

Every figure below is labelled with where it comes from, so a manufacturer’s claim never reads as a measurement.

01 The drive unit

Peak 750W Geared Hub Motor, geared for gradient

Peak 750W Geared Hub Motor. Watts set the ceiling; what you feel on a grade is how much pulling power is available low in the range, where a climb from a standstill actually happens.

Vancouver is not a flat city, and a bike specified for one is obvious within a week. Assistance that holds its character on a sustained grade, rather than fading as the motor heats, is the difference between arriving comfortable and arriving determined never to take that route again.

  • 750 WMotor
  • 32 km/hAssisted to

Any climbing claim assumes a rider putting in their share. A throttle-only ascent drains the pack far faster than the range figure suggests.

Peak 750W Geared Hub Motor, geared for gradient
EMMO E-WILD C2 Electric Bike — Peak 750W Geared Hub Motor
02 Between charges

110 km claimed, and what that means

110 km claimed, Removable 48V/17.5Ah Lithium. Charging takes 3 - 10 Hours, and that is the figure that actually shapes your week — a pack you top up overnight without thinking about it beats a bigger one you have to plan around.

Range is the most quoted figure in this category and the least reliable, because it is measured in the conditions most favourable to it. What actually shapes your week is charge time and how much margin you have left at the end of a normal day — a pack you top up twice a week without thinking about it beats a bigger one you have to plan around.

  • 110 kmClaimed range
  • 48 VBattery
  • 3 - 10 HoursCharge time

110 km is the manufacturer's figure, measured on flat ground, in warm weather, with a light rider holding a steady low speed. Vancouver hills, winter temperatures and stop-start traffic all cost you range. We have not yet run our own road test on this one; when we do, the tested figure goes in the spec table beside the claim.

110 km claimed, and what that means
EMMO E-WILD C2 Electric Bike — Removable 48V/17.5Ah Lithium
03 Stopping

Mechanical Disk Brake, and why it matters

Mechanical Disk Brake, 26" x 4" tyres. Stopping distance is set by the contact patch as much as by the caliper: hardware can only ask for as much grip as the tyre has to give, which is why both are quoted here rather than just the one that sounds impressive.

An e-bike carries far more mass and speed than the bicycle it is descended from, and the brakes are the component most often carried over unchanged. Consistent lever feel at the bottom of a long descent — no fade, no wandering bite point — is what you are paying for, and it is invisible until the one time you need it.

  • 45 kgWeight

BC requires a standard e-bike to stop from 32 km/h within 9 m on clean, level pavement. That is a dry-surface test — assume noticeably longer in Vancouver rain, and leave the gap to prove it.

04 Sizing

Sized for a range of riders

Size: 190 cmx 73 cmx 110 cm/ 75 inchx 39 inchx 43 inch, Aluminum frame. Fit decides whether a bike is still being ridden in month three, and it is the one specification a photograph cannot tell you — reach, standover and saddle height interact, and two riders of the same height with different inseams want genuinely different setups. It weighs 45 kg, which is worth knowing before you commit if it has to come up a flight of stairs or onto a bus rack at the end of the ride.

Come and stand over it. Ten minutes with the saddle at the right height tells you more than any size chart, and it is the difference between a bike that disappears underneath you and one you are always slightly negotiating with.

  • AluminumFrame
  • 45 kgWeight

Height charts assume average proportions. Two riders at the same height with different inseams will want different setups, so treat any published range as a starting point and expect to move the saddle and bars.

05 Gears

Gears: Shimano MF-TZ500-7

Gears: Shimano MF-TZ500-7, Riding Mode: Up to 9 Levels of PAS; Thumb Throttle on Demand. Gearing decides what the motor is asked to do: the right gear on a climb keeps you spinning and keeps the drive unit cool and efficient, and the wrong one grinds through your knees and your range at the same time. Assistance runs to 32 km/h; past that the motor stops helping and the drivetrain is doing all of it, which is exactly when the spread of gears starts to matter.

Gearing decides what the motor is asked to do. The right gear on a climb keeps you spinning and keeps the drive unit in its efficient band, where it runs cooler and draws less; the wrong one grinds through both your knees and your range. A usable spread of gears is worth more than an extra sprocket you never select.

  • 32 km/hAssisted to

Pedal-assist levels are a controller setting, not a measurement. What one brand tunes into its middle level another spreads across two, so treat the count as a range of options rather than as a spec you can compare across bikes.

EMMO E-Wild C2 All-Terrain Fat Tire Electric Bike

The EMMO E-Wild C2 is a versatile fat-tire electric bike built for riders who want everyday practicality with extra traction and stability for mixed terrain.

Its 750W peak geared hub motor (500W continuous) is paired with a removable 48V 17.5Ah lithium battery, while EMMO lists a riding range of up to 110 km (70 miles) under suitable conditions. Charging typically takes approximately 3–8 hours.

26" × 4" Fat Tires and Front Suspension

The E-Wild C2 uses 26-inch × 4-inch tubed fat tires to provide additional grip and cushioning across pavement, gravel, snow, and uneven surfaces.

A lockable front suspension fork helps absorb bumps and vibration during everyday riding, while the aluminum frame provides a durable platform for commuting and recreational use.

Pedal Assist and Shimano 7-Speed Gearing

The bike offers up to 9 levels of pedal assist plus a thumb throttle on demand, allowing riders to adjust motor support for different routes and riding styles.

A Shimano 7-speed drivetrain provides practical mechanical gearing for hills, city riding, and mixed terrain.

Braking and Safety

Front and rear mechanical disc brakes provide straightforward stopping control, while integrated LED lighting includes a headlight, taillight, and brake light.

The E-Wild C2 is certified to UL 2849 and UL 2271, covering the e-bike electrical system and battery safety.

Buy the EMMO E-Wild C2 in Vancouver

For riders looking for an EMMO E-Wild C2 in Vancouver, ProMechBC offers local product support, service, repairs, and access to experienced electric-bike technicians.

The E-Wild C2 is a practical choice for riders who want fat-tire stability, useful range, and everyday versatility in a proven commuter-friendly platform.

Full specification

Every number, in one place.

Pulled straight from the product record — if it changes on the bench, it changes here.

Power
MotorHigh-output hub motor · 500W class hub motor
Motor torque-
Top assisted speedClass 2/3 all-terrain performance
Pedal assist levels & throttleRiding Mode: Up to 9 Levels of PAS; Thumb Throttle on Demand
Drivetrain / gearsGears: Shimano MF-TZ500-7 (7 Speed, Mega Range 14-34T Cassette)
Battery & charging
Battery capacity48V high-capacity lithium battery
Range (manufacturer claim)Long-range mixed-use platform
Charging timeApprox. 6–8 hr
Battery removable-
Safety
Brake systemHydraulic disc brakes
Suspension / fork travelFull suspension
TyresFat / all-terrain tires
LightingHeadlight: LED front light · Taillight: Rear LED · Brake Light: LED Brake Light
Dimensions & weight
WeightApprox. 35 kg
Max total loadApprox. 150 kg
Frame size & standoverSize: 190 cm (Length)x 73 cm (Width) x 110 cm (Height) / 75 inch (Length) x 39 inch (Width) x 43 inch (Height)
Design & connectivity
Frame materialAluminum
Certifications & compliance
BC legal class-

Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer and can change between production runs. We update this page when we are told they have.

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Frequently asked questions

The EMMO E-Wild C2 uses a 750W geared hub motor. It is designed to provide strong everyday assistance for mixed urban and recreational riding, with real hill performance depending on rider weight, battery level, grade, and surface conditions.

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Riding safely and legally in Vancouver

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