⚡ One Wheel vs Scooter? Hurricane Ridge Climb with the Inmotion V12S & Toursor X5-60 🏔️🛴

Описание: Took the scenic Little River route into the mountains — but this time, I wasn’t riding solo. Joined by a friend on the Inmotion V12S electric unicycle, and I’ve got to admit… I thought the one-wheeler might struggle with the incline and loose gravel. I was wrong.

By the time we started the climb toward Hurricane Ridge Road, that thing was flying — smooth, fast, and almost impossible to catch. The Toursor X5-60 held its ground, but on those switchbacks and tight elevation gains, the V12S was putting in serious work.

Both machines got tested today — from forest trails to mountain grades, heat, dust, and distance. And both passed with style. Not just a ride — this felt like a proving ground.

If you're in Clallam County or anywhere on the Olympic Peninsula and riding electric — scooters, EUCs, boards, anything — drop a comment or hit the link in bio. We’re building an EV riding crew out here and you’re invited. Let’s ride IRL.

🛴 Toursor X5-60
Dual 3000W hub motors (combined 6000W)
67.2V 38.8Ah battery
Top Speed: ~85 km/h (52 mph)
Range: Up to 80km (50 mi) depending on mode and terrain
Built for power, range, and mountain-ready torque

🌀 Inmotion V12S
2500W motor (peak 6000W)
84V 17Ah battery
Top Speed: ~70 km/h (43 mph)
Range: Up to 65–70km (40–45 mi)
Suspension built-in, off-road & incline capable
One wheel, infinite style

🔥 Ride Highlights:
🌲 Route: Hurricane Ridge Road → Foothills → Little River → Port Angeles
🏞️ Terrain: Forest paths, steep mountain climbs, paved and off-road sections
🎥 Vibe: Friendly competition, full-send summer adventure
🗺️ Distance: 24.9mi / 40.1km
🎶 Soundtrack: New Cyberwave tracks from https://music.quadpri.me — retro, electric, and built for speed.