If you're six feet tall and still throw a leg over a saddle without thinking — this page isn't for you. It's for her: the rider every trike company forgot to measure.
eTrikes Fit for Queens

Your Balance Didn't Fail You.
Your Bike Did.

Bikes are sized for someone else, and every stop asks your body for a promise it can't make. The Queen's Edition ends the argument: fits from 4'10", with a Walk-In Frame just 8.5 inches off the ground — the lowest in Canada. Walk in. Sit down. Ride. Feet flat at every stop.

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Sound Familiar

"I'm 5'1". The last trike I test-rode, my toes barely touched and the seat was as low as it goes."

The industry sized you out, then called it "one size."

"It's not the riding I'm scared of. It's the stop sign — needing my feet down right now."

The part nobody warns you about: the fear lives at the stops.

"My daughter mentioned a mobility scooter. I smiled and changed the subject."

You're allowed to want more than that.

Three sentences we hear every week, from riders who were told — politely, lovingly, repeatedly — that they were done. This page disagrees.

Why Emojo Makes Trikes

It Started With a Rider We Couldn't Fit.

Emojo began as a two-wheel e-bike company, like everyone else. Then a woman with bad knees came in, tried everything on the floor, and left without a bike — because nothing made could hold her steady at a stop.

Most companies would have lost that sale and moved on. Emojo rebuilt the catalogue. Today the heart of the company is trikes — a whole family of them, in every size from 4'10" to 6'10" — because "one size fits most" was the thing that failed her in the first place.

Lectric makes one trike. Voltbike makes one. Envo makes one. For each of them, the trike is the side project of a bike company. At Emojo, the rider who was told "sorry, nothing fits" is the company.

Nobody Is "Ready" for the Mobility Scooter.

Somewhere between the diagnosis and the garage, the world started shrinking. The bike gathers dust. The family got gentle with you — offering rides, suggesting you "take it easy," saying the word scooter like it's a gift.

Here's another option: don't.

A trike isn't giving up riding. It's how a woman keeps it — on her terms, at her speed, with her groceries in the back.

The Mechanism

The Walk-In Frame

Balance doesn't fail mid-ride — it fails at the mount and at the stop. So every Queen's Edition trike is built around the Walk-In Frame: nothing to swing over, nothing to climb. You walk through it mid-stride at 8.5 inches — lower than the side of your bathtub — sit down, and both feet stay flat at every light.

Queen · Bull
8.5"
Queen · Dexter
13"
Lectric XP Trike2
13.8"
Voltbike Trio
16"
What you step over — published specs, August 2026. 8.5 inches is 5 inches lower than anything the big brands make.
The Fitting

Measured Against Your Body, Not a Spec Sheet.

Five numbers, the way a tailor would take them.

Fitting Card — The EverydayThe Queen’s Edition
4'10"

Minimum rider height. With its most natural fit under 5'10". Finally.

8.5"

Step-through. Skirt, gardening pants, stiff hip — doesn't matter.

0"

Distance from feet to ground at every stop. Three wheels hold the trike so you don't have to.

330 lb

Total capacity. You, the groceries, the dog — with room to spare.

7

Real gears. Battery dies? Pedal home. No tow truck, no calling your kids.

Straight Talk

A Trike Doesn't Ride Like a Bike. Here's the truth.

Riders who skip this lesson are the ones who return trikes. So we won't let you skip it.

Three wheels feel wonderfully steady at a stop — and different in a corner. You don't lean a trike; you steer it, and you take corners slow. Every Queen's Edition trike ships with the First 15 Minutes guide — the parking-lot routine that takes you from "this feels strange" to "oh, I've got this."

A rear differential on the Bull drives both rear wheels through corners, so turns feel planted, not tippy.

The lovely part: women who haven't ridden in twenty years learn trikes faster than lifelong cyclists — there's no leaning habit to unlearn. Your years off the bike just became an advantage.

The Proof

Don't Take Our Word. Watch her.

The Edition

Three Trikes. One Promise: You Get On, You Ride.

Every Queen's Edition trike: fits from 4'10" · feet-flat stops · 3-year warranty · Around-the-Block Guarantee · UL-certified battery.

The Traveller

Dexter

$2,299 CAD
  • Folds for the RV, the condo, the winter place
  • 13" step-through — still lower than any competitor
  • Hydraulic brakes · 7 gears
  • 45–60 mi range · 300 lb capacity
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★ Most Chosen by Riders Under 5'6"
The Everyday

Bull

$2,199 CAD
  • 8.5" step-through — lowest in Canada
  • Most natural fit: 4'10"–5'10"
  • Rear differential: planted, steady corners
  • 45–65 mi range · 330 lb · basket included
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The All-Path

Bull Trail

$2,499 CAD
  • 4" fat tires — gravel, grass, cottage lanes
  • 750W motor for hills and headwinds
  • 10" step-through · 330 lb capacity
  • 65 mi range
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What's Included

Everything That Comes With Her Trike.

One price, and everything that makes the first ride easy comes in the box — nothing to add at checkout.

The Everyday (Bull) trike8.5" walk-in frame, 500W motor, 7 gears, rear basket
$2,199
Extended warranty (+2 years)Two extra years free — your 1-year coverage becomes a full 3 years
Free
Full assembly — built, tuned, test-riddenNormally +$200 at checkout — included in the bundle
$200Free
Handlebar horn
$39Free
Phone holder
$39Free
The First 15 Minutes guideThe parking-lot routine, in the box
Included
Around-the-Block Guarantee30 days on your own street
Included
Your price today $2,199 CAD
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Order Your Queen's Edition

Built for her — sized to fit, ready to ride

Bull

Included Free With Your Order

Free 2-year extended warranty$419 value
Free fully assembled trike$200 value
Free handlebar horn$39 value
Free phone holder$39 value
That's $697 in extras — included free with every order.

Bull

$2,199.00 CAD
Shipping Free Canada-wide shipping

Ride it for 30 days. If it's not the most stable, confident ride you've owned, send it back for a full refund.

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3-Year Warranty, included
30-Day Ride-It Guarantee

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The Riders

Women Who Weren't Done Either

"For two years my bike sat in the garage and I told everyone I'd 'gotten too old for it.' The truth was the stop — that half-second where you need a foot down right now. I test-rode the Everyday in my driveway and within ten minutes I forgot to be scared: at every stop, both feet just… flat on the ground. Now I ride to the Saturday market, 6 km each way. Last week my granddaughter asked to come. I said yes."

— "Marlene D." · 5'2" · Peterborough, ON · Riding again after a knee replacement

"I bought it for Mom and braced for it to sit unused like the treadmill. Two weeks in, she's texting me photos from the rail trail. It doesn't tip at a stop, and she never swings a leg over anything. She's 78. Best $2,199 I've spent on her — peace of mind included."

— "Janice T." · Calgary, AB · Bought for her mother, 78

"I hadn't ridden since the '80s and was sure I'd embarrass myself. The 15-minute parking-lot routine felt silly — right up until it clicked. Cornering's different; take it slow day one. Now I'm the one talking friends into it. If you think your riding days are behind you: mine weren't."

— "Bev L." · 5'0" · Nanaimo, BC · Hadn't ridden in 30 years

Your Block Decides. Not our brochure.

For 30 days, the test track is your own street — your stop signs, your corners, your curb, your grocery run. Ride it every day. If your block doesn't convince you, we'll come collect the argument.

And behind that: a 3-year warranty — three times longer than Lectric, Voltbike or Envo stand behind their trikes. We can offer it because this trike is built for the woman who keeps it a decade, not a season.

— The Queen’s EditionEmojo Electric Trikes · Canada
The Showroom Conversation

Every Question You'd Ask Us in person.

The opposite. Giving up looks like a mobility scooter, or a bike gathering dust in the garage while everyone drives you places. A trike is a bicycle that happens to hold itself up at stops — you still pedal, still steer, still feel wind. Riders tell us it's the difference between watching from the porch and being back in it.
Honest answer: a trike is rock-steady at stops and low speeds — exactly where bikes are scariest — and it corners differently than a bike. You steer rather than lean, and you take corners slow. The First 15 Minutes guide covers it, and most women feel at home after one parking-lot session. We'd rather tell you this now than have you discover it on day one.
Yes — and you're exactly who this collection is for. The Everyday fits from 4'10", with its most natural fit between 4'10" and 5'10". If every trike you've tried left your toes reaching for the pavement, that's not your body's fault. It's a sizing decision someone else made.
You pedal home. Every Queen's Edition trike has real gears (7-speed), so it works as a regular trike with the motor off. No tow truck, no calling your kids.
You're our most common rider — and, oddly, our fastest learner. Longtime cyclists have to unlearn leaning; you don't. Start on assist level 1, do the 15-minute routine, and go at your speed. The throttle is there whenever you want a rest.
Up to 32 km/h — but that's a ceiling, not a starting point. Five assist levels mean it goes exactly as fast as you ask. Plenty of riders cruise at 12 km/h with their feet doing most of the work; the motor is there for hills and headwinds.
The Everyday's 500W motor handles normal neighbourhood hills; if you live somewhere steep or ride gravel, the All-Path's 750W motor is the one we'd point you to. Either way, a hill is never again the reason to stay home.
The trikes are about 31" wide — they roll through a standard door and park in a corner footprint of roughly 74" × 31". The Traveller folds for an RV bay or condo storage. Measure your narrowest gate before ordering; we'd rather lose a sale than have you stuck.
Choose white-glove assembly at checkout and it arrives ready to ride — worth it, and we say that knowing it costs extra. If you have a handy person around, home assembly takes about an hour with the included tools.
You're covered by the 3-year warranty — parts ship to you or your local bike shop, and any shop can service the mechanical side (it's standard bicycle hardware).
Show him the guarantee. Thirty days of real riding in your own neighbourhood, and it goes back if it doesn't feel steady. He's not wrong to worry about a fall — that's exactly why three wheels, feet-flat stops, and the lowest mount in the country exist. His worry got you both to this page; the trike is what that worry looks like solved. (And when he inevitably asks to try it: the frames fit to 6'4".)
The Season

The Fall You Ride, or Another Fall You Watch.

Canadian riding season is real: order bySeptember 15and you're riding through the most beautiful month of the year. Order in November and you're staring at a box until April. (And right now, one of the two Canadian competitor trikes is on a waitlist — three-wheel season has arrived.)

You're Not Done Riding.

No more toes reaching for pavement. No more "maybe next summer." Walk in, sit down, ride — and stay on.

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