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Q: What is a motorcycle style ebike?

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Q: How is motorcycle style ebike different from an electric motorcycle?

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Q: Is this motorcycle look ebike street legal in Canada?

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Q: Are the batteries removable?

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Q: Where can I get service or replacement parts?

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What is a motorcycle style ebike?

A motorcycle style ebike is an electric bike that looks like a motorcycle but includes pedals and is limited to a maximum speed of 32 km/h. In most provinces, it is legally classified as an ebike, meaning no license, registration, or insurance is required. However, some regions like Quebec have different regulations — this type of vehicle may not be recognized as an ebike there. Please check your local laws before riding.

How is motorcycle style ebike different from an electric motorcycle?

An electric motorcycle is a motor vehicle — it requires a license, insurance, and registration.

A motorcycle style ebike, on the other hand, may look similar but is legally classified as an electric bicycle in most parts of Canada. This means it does not require a license or insurance, as long as it meets local e-bike regulations (such as having pedals and a speed limit of 32 km/h). Laws may vary by province.

Is this motorcycle look ebike street legal in Canada?

Yes. All of our electric motor bikes meet ebike requirements in most Canadian provinces, including Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and the Northern Territories.

Models like the Zone GTS are fully compliant, featuring operable pedals, speed limits, and safety features required by local laws.

Are the batteries removable?

Yes. Several models — including Zone II GTS, Zone II Max, DX, and Nomado — feature removable lithium batteries, making indoor charging more convenient.

Where can I get service or replacement parts?

You can visit any authorized EMMO dealer or contact our service team directly. We stock all major components and ship anywhere in Canada, including Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, and Calgary.

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