Two strokes (and any other small engined scoot) qualify as low speed motorcycles here in Ontario. They require license, registration, and insurance. As a result

Two strokes (and any other small engined scoot) qualify as low speed motorcycles here in Ontario. They require license, registration, and insurance. As a result, there is no market for them. Ebikes on the other hand are legally bicycles. As long as you have pedals and officially limit yourself to 500W/32km/h, there are no restrictions. At these low speeds, even a "small" 1kWh battery can run for two hours. That's 60-70km of range. Good for most commutes inside the city. Any further and you can take it with you on public transit that supports bicycles. Really hard to make a case for two strokes here, maybe you live somewhere more forgiving.