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11-36T cassette, narrow-wide 34T chainring and an e-bike-rated KMC chain. Real gears for real hills — Turbo up Home Road is a sitting climb.
A go-anywhere fat eBike with iGO's 500W Drive RS mid-drive motor (130 Nm) and a removable 48V 15Ah (720Wh) Samsung battery, good for 60–80 km. Maxxis Minion 26"x4.8" fat tires and a 120mm RST air fork float over sand,… Read more ↓
Hand-picked by the eBikes Calgary shop floor and fitted free when you collect.
A Canadian-designed, all-season fat eMTB: torque-sensing 500W mid-drive, removable 720 Wh Samsung-cell battery, 120mm RST air fork and 26 × 4.8″ Maxxis Minion tires.
Every Torngat leaves our NE Calgary shop fully assembled, torque-checked and road-tested by our mechanics. When it needs service or a warranty claim, you deal with our shop directly — no shipping it back to a faceless online dealer.
Drives through the gears like a real mountain bike — steep, loose climbs at a seated cadence.
Removable Samsung-cell pack with a keyed lock — charge it in the kitchen in 3–4 hours, even at −30 outside.
Was $4,399 — the top of iGO's Outland line with an air fork and name-brand rubber for hub-drive money.
Full factory spec sheet, grouped for scanning.
Wanted a Canadian-designed bike. The iGO Sawback ticked the box — mid-drive, integrated battery, clean cable routing. eBC was the only Calgary dealer carrying iGO. Free assembly and a follow-up tune-up at the 200 km mark.
Cargo eBike for daycare drop-offs and groceries. The iGO Torngat handles two car seats and a backpack. Belt drive means no oily chain. Drove past my idling Subaru three days running before I stopped using the car altogether.
Rosemont in graphite. Wish there were more colourways but the spec is excellent — 500 Wh battery, integrated lights, hydraulic discs. eBC threw in a basket for the front rack.
Took 6 days to arrive — fine, given the holidays. Box was a little roughed up but the bike inside was perfect. eBC walked me through assembly over a phone call. Battery latched cleanly first try.
Came from a hub-motor bike. The iGO mid-drive on the Sawback is so much quieter — you can hold a conversation with someone riding next to you. Better on hills too.
Bought from eBC because they actually picked up the phone when I called with pre-purchase questions. The iGO has been great, but the support is what brought me in the door. Will return for accessories.
Snow, slush, sand, singletrack — the Torngat RS is the bike we point at riders who refuse to park anything in January. A torque-sensing mid-drive and 4.8″ Maxxis rubber make Calgary’s worst months feel like a feature, not a bug.
Hub-drive fat bikes push you. A mid-drive works through your gears — so all 130 Nm hits the rear wheel multiplied by the Shimano 9-speed, right at the crank where a bike is meant to be driven.
The internal torque sensor reads how hard you’re pedalling hundreds of times a second and matches you. No surge, no lag — it just feels like your legs got outrageous.


11-36T cassette, narrow-wide 34T chainring and an e-bike-rated KMC chain. Real gears for real hills — Turbo up Home Road is a sitting climb.

The benchmark fat-bike tire, not a no-name lookalike. At 20 psi it floats over snow and sand; drop lower and it grips ice like velcro.

Tektro hydraulic discs with 180mm rotors stop 4.8″ of rubber in the wet. The IP65 colour display and wired LED headlight run off the main battery.
The Torngat RS is multi-class switchable from the display: a polite Class 1 pathway bike on the Bow River loop, a Class 2 throttle bike for groceries, a Class 3 commuter when you’re late. On private land, off-road mode opens it up to 45 km/h.
Five assist modes — Eco, Tour, Sport, Turbo, Boost — all picked right from the 2″ colour display, no phone required. It’s IP65 waterproof, password-protected on power-up, and switches the lights on automatically when it gets dark. The 720 Wh Samsung-cell battery locks into the downtube, pops out for charging inside, and refills in 3–4 hours.

Nose Hill in January. Fish Creek gravel in spring runoff. The Torngat was named after a Canadian mountain range for a reason.
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