E-Bike 120 kg Weight Limit — O. Reg 369/09 s.2(a)
Ontario Regulation 369/09 — Power-Assisted Bicycles · Province of Ontario
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O. Reg 369/09 s.2(a) — Ontario Regulation 369/09 — Power-Assisted Bicycles
A power-assisted bicycle may need an unladen mass of not more than 120 kilograms.
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The bike itself (without the rider) must weigh 120 kg or less, including the battery. Heavy cargo e-bikes, delivery tricycles, and fat-tire bikes with large batteries can exceed this limit. Exceeding 120 kg means the bike is a moped under Ontario law.
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Unladen weight ≤ 120 kg
Weight includes battery installed on frame
Does not include rider weight or cargo
Heavy e-cargo bikes often exceed limit
Non-conforming weight = moped classification = registration required
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