The Truth About Emmo Zone E‑Bikes — Reviewed by Daily Riders

Thinking about jumping on an Emmo Zone? You’re probably wondering:

• How fast can it go?
• What’s the deal with removing the limiter?
• Is one model noticeably faster than the other?
• Does it make engine sounds? (Spoiler: yes)

We took all four models — GTS, GTS II, Zone Max, and Max II — for real test rides to help you decide what’s actually worth your money. Here’s what we found:

 Bonus Feature: Bluetooth Exhaust Speaker

If you miss the sound of a gas-powered ride, the Emmo Zone GTS II and Zone Max II offer Bluetooth exhaust functionality. It mimics a realistic motorbike engine sound and adds a fun (and surprisingly immersive) twist to your ride. The Max II even includes it built-in.

 Emmo Zone GTS

• We rode the Zone GTS and it rips — even stock, it feels zippy around town.
• Stock Speed: ~32 km/h (legal limit in Canada)
• Unlocked Speed: We got it up to 70+ km/h on private roads — yes, it flies.
• Best For: New riders or anyone wanting a sporty e-bike that doesn't break the bank.

 Emmo Zone GTS II

• We tried the GTS II with the Bluetooth exhaust accessory — adds legit moto vibes.
• Unlocked Speed: 80–100 km/h (depending on battery config)
• Comfort Upgrade: Smoother suspension and better stability than the GTS.
• Best For: Riders who want sound + speed without jumping to the Max lineup.

 Emmo Zone Max

• The Max gave us a wild combo: range and real top-end punch once derestricted.
• Unlocked Speed: 80–120 km/h — yes, we tested it. It hauls.
• Battery: Massive — we clocked nearly 200 km on a single charge (eco mode).
• Best For: Long-distance city riders and thrill-seekers who want more juice.

 Emmo Zone Max II

• We saved the best for last — the Max II is in a league of its own.
• Unlocked Speed: 100–130 km/h — insane acceleration for an e-bike.
• Bluetooth Exhaust: Built-in and loud — if you like to turn heads, this is it.
• Best For: Advanced riders wanting maximum power, tech, and street presence.

 Side-by-Side Comparison

🛠 Buyer FAQs & Truth Checks

• Is removing the limiter legal? Not for public roads. Keep it stock if riding on Canadian streets.
• Do Bluetooth exhausts matter? Depends on your vibe. Adds sound and fun, especially for city riding.
• Which has the best battery? Max II, hands down. Insane range + torque.

 Final Verdict

All four models bring something to the table. But for most buyers, the GTS II or Max II hit the sweet spot — mixing power, comfort, and cool extras like sound. If you want max range and speed? Go Max. Want a sportier feel with flair? Grab the GTS II and add the exhaust.

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