Compare the Minimotors Dualtron Storm and the ANYHILL UM-1

The electric scooter market features numerous high-performance models, two of which – the Minimotors Dualtron Storm and the ANYHILL UM-1 – are leading the pack.

The Dualtron Storm, a top-of-the-line model from Minimotors, is known for its robust performance and remarkable advancements over its predecessors. Powered by a 72V 31.5Ah LG 3500 battery, the Storm boasts a maximum speed of 50mph and can travel up to 80 miles on a single charge depending on the rider's weight and riding conditions. Equipped with rubber suspension that can be adjusted to three different stiffness levels, it offers a highly adaptable ride. Additionally, the Storm features hydraulic brakes for optimum stopping power and P-Setting customization for rider preferences.

On the other hand, the ANYHILL UM-1, designed for urban and off-road manoeuvre, demonstrates impressive performance and design features. Unlike the Storm, the UM-1 is powered by 60V and has a battery capacity of 21Ah, offering a maximum speed of 40mph and a range of approximately 50 miles. The off-road capability of the UM-1 is further enhanced by DNM adjustable front and rear suspensions, and disk brakes. It also features extra-wide off-road tires, suitable for all terrains and an IP54 water resistance rating, offering added flexibility in varying weather conditions.

Generally, the Minimotors Dualtron Storm surpasses the ANYHILL UM-1 in terms of speed and range but the latter stands out with improved off-road capabilities and better water resistance, making it a compelling choice for adventure enthusiasts. Both models offer respectable build quality, excellent suspension systems, and comprehensive electronic controls, ensuring a comfortable, reliable ride on various terrains.