Beachman E-Bikes meet all Ontario requirements for a motor assisted bicycle, and therefore you do not require a motorcycle license, insurance, or registration, just a helmet! In all other provinces, only the ‘64 LSM is available, which requires a basic driver’s license (or moped license) and insurance to ride.

Yes, to ride an LSM in Canada you are required to have a valid driver's license, and must have your bike registered and insured. In some provinces, you may also need a motorcycle endorsement on your license.

• Ontario (ON): You must have a Class M licence (or M-class with “L” condition for LS M), register the vehicle, carry valid insurance, and obey M-class rules. Read more

• British Columbia (BC): Limited-speed motorcycles (LSMs) must be registered, insured and the driver must hold a full-privilege driver’s licence (any class except learner) and wear a helmet. Read more

• Alberta (AB): You must register and insure mopeds/low-powered two-wheelers and hold at minimum the applicable class of licence (check AB Transportation). Read more

• Saskatchewan (SK): Vehicles like mopeds must be registered with Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) and the rider must hold the correct motorcycle class licence. Read more

• Manitoba (MB): Moped/low-speed motorcycle use requires valid registration, insurance via MPI and a standard class 5 driver’s licence. Read more

• Québec (QC): Operating a moped or scooter (including LSM-type) requires a valid driver’s licence, registration with the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) and appropriate insurance. Read more

• New Brunswick (NB): To ride a moped/LSM you must hold the correct driver’s licence class, register the vehicle and have proof of insurance under provincial rules. Read more

• Nova Scotia (NS): Two-wheelers like mopeds must be licensed and insured and the rider must hold the appropriate driver’s licence class via the RMV. Read more

• Prince Edward Island (PE): You must register and insure your motorized two-wheeler and hold the proper driver’s licence to ride legally on public roads. Read more

• Newfoundland & Labrador (NL): You’re required to hold the correct licence class, register your vehicle and carry insurance through the provincial Motor Registration Division. Read more

• Yukon (YT): Low-speed motorcycles must be registered, insured and ridden by someone holding a valid Yukon driver’s licence under the Territorial vehicle laws. Read more

• Northwest Territories (NT): Riding a low-powered two-wheeler requires proper registration, insurance and a driver’s licence that covers such vehicles under NWT vehicle regulations. Read more

• Nunavut (NU): Use of road-legal motorized two-wheelers demands registration, insurance and a licence in accordance with Nunavut’s Motor Vehicle Registration and Licence Plate Regulations. Read more

Yes. You must wear a DOT or ECE-approved helmet when riding your Beachman, no exceptions.

Bike lane laws vary widely across municipalities. In our home city of Toronto, Beachman e-bikes can be ridden in painted bike lanes, but not in protected lanes or park bike trails. However, for your home city please research the regulations closely. ‘64 and Aviator LSMs may never be ridden in bike lanes. 

We currently sell 2.8kWh and 3.6kWh removable batteries.

Yes. Contact your local municipal recycling department on how to best recycle your battery.

Your Beachman battery and charger comes with a 12-month manufacturer's warranty.

You can get in touch with us at info@beachman.ca, with an order request for a new battery and you can purchase a charger on our website.

1. Proper Initial Charge: Fully charge your Beachman battery before using it for the first time. This initial charge helps condition the battery for future cycles.
2. Regular Use and Charging: Regularly use and charge your Beachman battery. Long periods of inactivity can negatively affect battery health. If you won't be using the battery for an extended period, store it with a charge level of around 40-50%.
3. Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Keep your Beachman battery away from extreme heat and cold. High temperatures can degrade the battery more quickly, while cold temperatures can reduce its capacity. Store and charge the battery in a temperature-controlled environment whenever possible.
4. Partial Discharges vs. Full Discharges: It's better for your Beachman battery's lifespan to avoid letting it discharge completely before recharging. Try to recharge the battery when it drops to 20-30% capacity instead of waiting until it's nearly or completely depleted. This also means that you're less likely to get caught part way through a ride without charge.
5. Use the Correct Charger: Always use a Beachman charger on your battery. Using an incorrect charger can damage the battery and potentially pose safety risks.
6. Charge on a Hard, Flat Surface: To prevent overheating, charge the battery on a hard, flat surface that allows for adequate ventilation. Avoid charging on carpets, beds, or sofas. You can also charge your battery in the bike using the onboard charge port.
7. Proper Storage: If you need to store the battery for an extended period, keep it in a cool, dry place with a partial charge (about 40-50%). Recharge the battery to this level every 3-6 months during storage. Do not leave a Beachman battery dormant for more than 6 months without a charge, or you risk battery failure. 

If you are concerned about your battery please get in touch with us and fill out this battery health questionnaire.

• 32km/h road-regulation top speed
• 55km/h off-road top speed
• 72v brushless hub motor (500w limited)
• Removable 2.8kWh lithium battery (90km range)
• Upgrade: 3.6kWh lithium battery (110km range)
• 120v 5w charger, 3 hours to 80% charge, 5 hours full charge
• Upgrade: 120v 14.5w fast charger, 90 minutes to 80% charge, 2 hours full charge
• 1 year manufacturer's warranty on the drivetrain

• 70km/h top speed
• 3000w, 72v brushless hub motor (1500w limited for Quebec & BC)
• Removable 2.8kWh lithium battery (70km city range / 50km full throttle range)
• Upgrade: 3.6kWh lithium battery (105km city range / 65km full throttle range)
• 120v 5w charger, 3 hours to 80% charge
• Upgrade: 120v 14.5w fast charger, 90 minutes to 80% charge, 2 hours full charge
• 1 year manufacturer's warranty on the drivetrain

Contact our Team at Info@beachman.ca for some help changing modes!

• On-road top speed: 32km/h
• Off-road top speed: 55km/h

Contact our team for support info@beachman.ca

We are planning to launch the Aviator Spring 2026. Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on Instagram to get the update.

Yes, order your Aviator here

Aviator LSM:

• 70km/h top speed
• 3000w, 72v brushless hub motor (1500w limited for Quebec & BC)
• Removable 4.3kWh lithium battery (120 km/h city range / 75 km/h full throttle range)
• Upcoming upgrade (launching later in 2026): non-removable 8.2kWh lithium battery (220 km/h city range / 140 km/h 
• 120v 5w charger, 3 hours to 80% charge
• Upgrade: 120v 14.5w fast charger, 90 minutes to 80% charge, 2 hours full charge
• Upcoming upgrade (launching later in 2026): Level 2 charging, charge time TBD. Only for the upgraded fixed battery.
• 1 year manufacturer's warranty on the drivetrain

Yes, the tank will double as a glovebox for small onboard storage. The saddlebags will also seamlessly integrate onto the Aviator for additional storage.

Yes, the Aviator is equipped with an integrated USB-C charging port, allowing you to charge your mobile phone or GPS device conveniently while on the go.

• Handlebar Lock: Secures the steering at a 45 degree angle, preventing the bike from being steered easily by a thief.
• Alarm System: An audible alarm deters theft and alerts nearby individuals to unauthorized movements.
• Top-Loading Battery Box: Designed for added security, making the battery difficult to access and remove without authorization.
• Battery Lock: Ensures that the battery is securely locked within the bike, requiring a key to remove.
• Kryptonite Lock Upgrade: Offers an option to enhance security with a robust, industry-leading Kryptonite lock. We recommend every Beachman Bike owner has one of these.

If you're new to motorcycle riding, the Beachman '64 is an excellent beginner bike.

• Lightweight Frame: The bike's lightweight yet durable frame makes it easier to handle, especially for those who are not used to the bulk and weight of traditional motorcycles. A lighter bike can help you maintain balance and maneuverability, crucial for building riding confidence.
• Electric Motor: Being electric, the bike offers a simpler riding experience. There are no gears to shift, which can be one of the more intimidating aspects for new riders on traditional motorcycles. The electric motor provides smooth acceleration and reduces maintenance concerns associated with gas engines.
• Size and Appearance: Despite its lightweight frame, the bike presents the look and feel of a larger motorcycle, giving you the presence and style on the road without the associated weight. This can be particularly appealing for new riders who want the motorcycle experience with less complexity.
• Eco-Friendly and Quiet: Electric bikes are quieter than their gasoline counterparts and environmentally friendly. Riding an electric bike means you'll be reducing emissions and noise pollution - an undeniable win, win.

All you need is a bike pump with a pressure gauge. Be sure to check the recommended PSI of your Beachman bike tire before you start to top them up. Just like a bicycle or a car we recommend that you regularly check your tire pressure. You can use our Portable Tire Air Pump.

You can book a service if you're in and around Toronto. For other geographical locations, please see our dealer map to a dealer and service provider near you, or give us a call to help you find a service center nearby if we don’t have an official dealer in your area.

Beachman has servicing center partners across Canada and the United States. If your bike needs servicing or repairs, and you don’t have a pre-existing service center near you, we will work with you to find a qualified shop to do the work and ensure you get the parts and repairs you need.

You are more than welcome to ride your bike to our HQ if you are able. If your bike is not in riding condition or you would rather have it towed to us you can contact one of our Toronto-based  towing partners for assistance:

• Roger: 647-407-6686
• Adrian: 647-547-4105

For any questions about service or upgrading your bike, please contact us at info@beachman.ca

Yes! You can apply for financing by filling out the application on our Financing Page, or giving our Head of North America Sales, Harrison a call here: +1 (437) 562-6399.

We offer a range of accessories and customizations for your Beachman '64. You can view them all here: ‘64 Extras

Any promotion will be listed at the top of our website; otherwise, sign up for our email list (see our website footer for the form) to be the first to know of any discounts.

Absolutely, as long as your bike has not been shipped, you can order more add-ons to your bike.

We do not currently accept trade-ins. We encourage you to sell it through your local marketplace.

Yes! We ship directly to your front door anywhere within Canada.

At the moment, we only ship our bikes within Canada and the United States. We are planning to launch in Europe next year.

Not at the moment. We are planning to launch in Europe next year.

We have 4 shipping options:

• Local Pickup: You can pickup your bike from our warehouse
• Local Toll Delivery: Contact
• Adrian: 647-547-4105
• Roger: 647-407-6686
• Ontario and Quebec: $399 flat rate (front door delivery)
• Rest of Canada: price varies from Provinces to Province (front door delivery)

• Processing time takes an average of 2 business days
• Building your bike takes average of 10 business days
• Shipping time takes an average of 7 business days based on your destination

We strongly recommend you do so.

Yes, you can absolutely refuse delivery if your bike arrives visibly damaged beyond repair.

Claims have to be filed within 24 hours of a damaged product arriving. Please make sure to document the damage thoroughly. Take photos of the damaged box, and the damage(s) on the bike. Contact our team at info@beachman.ca 

If you have purchased shipping protection, the costs of repair will be fully covered by Beachman, otherwise, costs of repair will only be covered by whatever the shipper is willing to pay.

Yes, there's a 30-day warrant for all bike parts. If there is anything wrong with your bike within 30 days of receiving it, please contact us at info@beachman.ca to assist you.

Our battery and the drivetrain comes with a one year warranty. View our warrant policy.

You can transfer your warranty by visiting a certified Beachman service center and paying for a warranty transfer to the new owner as long as it is within the warranty period, and the service center deems the bike in warrantable condition. There is an associated fee and paperwork. View our warrant policy.

No, we don’t accept helmet returns for safety reasons.

Yes, you can book your test ride if you're in and around Toronto

For other geographical locations, please see our dealer map to a dealer near you.

You can find a list of all our dealers on our Dealer Map.

Absolutely! We offer a couple of options for new customers who want to connect with existing owners.

Through our website, we have a 'connect with an owner' portal, which allows curious customers to reach out to Beachman Bike owners. Once you purchase your Beachman, you can register to become a member of this community, and receive rewards in return.

Additionally, you can post questions to our Subreddit. This subreddit serves as a platform for discussions, questions, and sharing experiences related to Beachman bikes. It's a great way to connect with other owners and enthusiasts.

Contact Precious at precious@beachman.ca or Mike at info@beachman.ca for all partnership opportunities.

Beachman HQ is open Monday-Friday from 9AM-5PM EST.

A new sidecar model is being developed, which will be compatible with both the Aviator and the ‘64. The release date is TBD.