Hear the special 2-stroke engine sound of the MZ ETZ directly from the exhaust, the engine and from the driver's perspective. Write your experiences with this motorcycle!

The MZ ETZ (Einheits-Touren-Zweirad) is a classic two-stroke motorcycle made by the former East German motorcycle manufacturer, MZ (Motorradwerk Zschopau). It was first produced in 1951, and was the first mass-produced motorcycle from the GDR. The ETZ was produced in various models until production ended in 1996.

The ETZ was a reliable and rugged bike, and was well-loved by many riders throughout the GDR. It was known for its simple but reliable construction, and for its touring capabilities. Due to its simplicity, it was relatively easy to maintain and repair, making it an ideal choice for riders who wanted a reliable and affordable motorcycle.

The ETZ was known for its distinctive sound, which was produced by a two-stroke engine. This sound is still fondly remembered by many motorcycle enthusiasts today. The ETZ was a popular choice among touring riders, and it is still popular today with vintage motorcycle collectors and riders.

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