Dualtron Ultra 2 Verdict From Real Reddit Owners

I got the ultra 2, 72v 40ah version. Yesterday I did 40km with 1500m elevation in the mountains and had a good 60-70% battery. Was riding in eco mode around 40kph though. Speed is insane, I always ride it in eco mode because it's really enough. Full motorcycle gear is a must imo.

Have ridden all 3 (I work in a reseller). Of your choices the Storm (84V) has the most potential for max range. When I say potential, range optimization is also a SKILL that has to be learned. You can't expect to be gunning the throttle and expect no reduction in range.

T2 hands down. Thunder has replaceable suspension cartridges on both front and rear, adjustable deck height, better cable management and tubeless tires with removable rims. Ultra 2 uses tubes and split rims.

Dualtron is behind the times. Rubber cartridge suspension, square wave controllers, and a lack of water protection make their scooters a rough sell in 2025.

Doesn't rain much in my area but we do get some drizzle rain during winter season so I sealed all openings where cables go to the deck with white silicone. So far all good.

I can agree that I'm loving mine!

The controllers are on the rear of the newest dualtron. The only thing I don't like about this is that if the wheel bounces up, it might hit that heat sink.

My Ultra2 gets around 50 miles of real-world range +/- and I live in the mountains and ride hard. As for lugging them? I wouldn't. I think the Ultra 2 is the lightest of those and even that is a pain in the ass, it's really a roller or lift it up a threshold if it's one person kind of thing.

Ultra 2 is much lighter. That's the main argument, I think, for choosing the ultra. Thunder 2 is better otherwise.

At 6' 5", the Ultra 2 was a no-brainer. The kick tail/controller over the back tire really extends the length of the deck.

I'm biased but Thunder 2. I LOVE my T2! I just put some PMTs on mine and it grips beautifully on turns.

Thunder 2 is more powerful both are great scooters. I have Ultra 2 my friend has Thunder 2.

I'd not advise getting Dualtron models at that point (kinda long in the tooth by now...), if you want stuff from Minimotors get a Teverun instead IMO.

They're dry weather only. They're not like motorcycles and cars. Warranty's void if it's water damage.

I've been riding my ultra 2 (first one) for over 3 years 12000km in the winter and light rain with no problems.

I just got one recently and I love mine. I got the UP version from Voro for ~2400. The clamp had to be upgraded Day 1, I put the MHM clamp and it transformed the stem to rock solid. So far rock solid, very fast.

I bought the scooter but minimotors wanted to install new heatsink before delivery. I believe it's bolt on and was done at minimotors.

If I'm spending 3k plus on a scooter, it has to have some sort of IP rating imo. I don't ride in the rain, but commute to work and don't want to worry about precipitation if I were to ever get caught. I test rode a Vsett 10+ which uses the same square wave controllers on Dualtrons and found the scooter a little too jumpy for my liking.

Square wave controllers, lots of torque, and squeaky stems. But good quality overall. Maybe get the thunder 2 or 3 or maybe the ultra 2 for the range.

I can tell you for sure that the Storm Ltd has a range of 112 km on the second gear with eco mode on (approx 44 kmph) and 100 km with hybrid driving, and also between 76 and 86 km with mostly turbo. Speaking with people with Thunder 2 and X2 Up, their range is not near this good.

The new storm limited should definitely have the best range, considering it has an 84v 45ah battery. According to minimotors website, it's also lighter than the thunder 3 while having the same stem, ey4 screen/throttle, and 4 piston brakes.

I still prefer the Thunder series. The design is solid, the maintenance is easier and the parts are cheaper and more separate. The storm is wonderful but they do have some maintenance specialty needed. The Thunder which comes in 2 separate components so you save money if you just break one.

50-60 this is the real life range.

Sold out everywhere here in Canada.