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Monday Presidio Electric Bike

Monday Presidio Electric Bike

$2,599.00 CAD
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The Monday Presidio Electric Bike is a moped-style step-through e-bike designed for comfortable urban cruising, commuting, and relaxed recreational riding. The ProMechBC configuration uses a 500W internally geared brushless hub motor, paired with a removable 48V 11.6Ah battery and a manufacturer-rated range of up to 30 miles (48 km).

Its comfort-focused setup includes 20" × 4" CST fat tires, full front and rear suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, a half-twist throttle, three levels of pedal assist, a large LCD display, and an extended 23-inch saddle. The lightweight aluminum-alloy frame and low-rise cruiser-style handlebar make the Presidio a distinctive option for riders who want an e-bike with classic moped styling and everyday usability.

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1-year local warranty · in-house service team
Free local pickup in Vancouver, or shipping across BC

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Shipping & Returns

In-store pickup available. Local support and e-bike service guidance are available through ProMechBC. Returns and exchanges are subject to store policy, product condition, and eligibility.

Fit & Sizing

Best for commuters and leisure riders looking for an approachable electric bike for everyday transportation.

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500W Motor power
Up to 48 km (30 m) Range per charge
Price match guarantee* Get the best price (conditions apply)
Vancouver workshop Free local pickup — 1199 Grant St.
Why riders choose the Monday Presidio

What makes it an electric bike.

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

01 Climbing

500W, geared for gradient

500W. 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.

Climbing is where an e-bike either justifies itself or does not. A drive unit with real torque in reserve turns the hill you avoid into the route you prefer, and it does it without asking you to hammer the pedals or slow to walking pace. That change in what you are willing to ride to is the whole reason people buy these.

  • 500 WMotor

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

500W, geared for gradient
Monday Presidio Electric Bike — 500W
02 Distance

48V 11.6 Ah of usable pack

Up to 48 km claimed, 48V 11.6 Ah. Charging takes 4-5 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.

The number worth knowing is not how far it goes on a perfect day, but how far it still goes in February with a headwind and a cold pack. Batteries lose capacity in the cold and regain it when they warm; a pack with genuine headroom absorbs that, and one bought exactly to your commute length does not.

  • 48 kmClaimed range
  • 48 VBattery
  • 4-5 hoursCharge time

Up to 48 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.

48V 11.6 Ah of usable pack
Monday Presidio Electric Bike — 48V 11.6 Ah
03 Stopping

Null, and why it matters

Dual Radius Hydraulic Brakes -180mm/160mm Rotor, 20” 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. Rated to 125 kg all in, that is the weight the brakes and the contact patch are being asked to arrest on a wet painted line.

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.

  • 125 kgMax total load

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 Fit

Fit is what you feel on day thirty

A bike that nearly fits is a bike that stays in the hallway. Come and stand over it before you decide.

The frame is the one part you cannot upgrade later. Everything bolted to it can be changed as it wears or as your taste changes, which is why the material, the geometry and the honesty of the joins are worth more attention than the components hanging off them.

  • 125 kgMax total load

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 Assist

Where the assist stops and you start

Pedal Assist Sensor: Intelligent 3 level pedal assist · Throttle: Half Twist Throttle. 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.

Assist cut-off is set by regulation, not by ambition, and a bike that keeps helping past the legal limit is a different legal class the moment it leaves the shop. Knowing where the motor stops and you start is worth understanding before you buy rather than after.

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.

Monday Presidio Electric Bike

The Monday Presidio Electric Bike combines classic moped-inspired styling with the practical features of an urban electric bike. Its step-through aluminum frame, extended saddle, fat tires, and relaxed riding position make it well suited to commuting, neighbourhood rides, and comfortable weekend cruising.

500W Hub Motor and Removable Battery

The Presidio configuration offered by ProMechBC uses a 500W internally geared brushless DC hub motor with three selectable riding modes.

A removable 48V 11.6Ah lithium-ion battery can be charged either on or off the bike. Monday Motorbikes lists a maximum range of up to 30 miles (48 km) for the 500W Presidio, with a typical charging time of approximately 4–5 hours.

Actual range will vary based on rider weight, terrain, speed, assist level, temperature, and riding conditions.

Full Suspension and 20" Fat Tires

Unlike many city-focused e-bikes, the Presidio combines front and rear suspension for additional comfort over rough pavement and uneven surfaces.

Its 20" × 4" CST fat tires add cushioning, traction, and stability, while the compact wheel size helps preserve the bike’s distinctive low-slung moped profile.

Hydraulic Brakes and Comfortable Controls

The Presidio is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes, providing controlled braking performance for everyday urban riding.

A half-twist throttle works alongside three levels of pedal assist, allowing riders to choose how much electric support they want. The high-visibility LCD display provides useful ride information including speed, battery status, trip distance, odometer, and assist level.

Moped-Inspired Comfort for Vancouver Riding

An extended 23-inch saddle, ergonomic low-rise handlebars, integrated headlight and taillight, and rust-resistant aluminum-alloy frame give the Presidio a practical yet distinctive character.

For riders searching for a Monday Presidio Electric Bike in Vancouver, it offers a comfortable mix of fat-tire stability, full suspension, removable battery convenience, and classic moped-inspired design.

Full specification

Every number, in one place.

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

Power
Motor500W
Motor torque-
Top assisted speed-
Pedal assist levels & throttlePedal Assist Sensor: Intelligent 3 level pedal assist · Throttle: Half Twist Throttle
Drivetrain / gears-
Battery & charging
Battery capacity48V 11.6 Ah
Range (manufacturer claim)Up to 48 km (30 m)
Charging time4-5 hours
Battery removable-
Safety
Brake systemDual Radius Hydraulic Brakes -180mm/160mm Rotor
Suspension / fork travelFront Suspension:Spring pressure system w/ forged AL6061 Crown, 80mm travel, 28.6mm stanchions / Rear Suspension: Swingarm with dual shock & coil spring suspension, 80mm travel
Tyres20” x 4" · CST Fat Tire
LightingHeadlight: Yes
Dimensions & weight
Weight31 kg / 67.2 lbs (w/o battery) / 34 kg / 74.5 lb (w/battery)
Max total load125 kgs / 275 lbs
Frame size & standover-
Design & connectivity
Frame material-
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.

Customer Reviews

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What our customers say

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I drove all the way from Seattle to bring my daughter's scooter to ProMechBC and I could not be more pleased with both the repairs and the customer service. I will definitely be bringing the scooter North of the border when it needs some love.

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Recently had an accident with my Apollo Go — luckily nothing major was damaged, but it still needed some repair and replacement parts. Service was great, and I got my scooter back within a week. :D

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06 Owning it

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Trusted local support

Bought here. Fixed here. By the people who built it.

Every ride leaves our bench assembled, torqued to spec and safety-checked — and stays local if it ever needs attention.

  • In-house assembly & safety check before pickup
  • Warranty work handled by our own technicians
  • Genuine parts stocked, plus a free 30-day tune-up
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ProMechBC Workshop
1199 Grant St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2J7
Open today · 10:00 – 18:00
Get directions (604) 200-4166
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  • 1 year Local warranty, in-house
  • Free 30-day first tune-up
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Frequently asked questions

The Monday Presidio is part of Monday Motorbikes' earlier on-road electric-bike lineup. Because Monday has sold several Presidio configurations and current official pages focus on newer products, the exact ProMechBC bike should be checked rather than assuming specifications from another generation.

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Riding safely and legally in Vancouver

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