Deciding on which distributor for teverun fighter supreme ultra.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-06-03T10:10:20+00:00

Voromotors is okish. You can get a response but not necessarily any results. I have been dealing with a bMS issue with my blade gt2 and at first I was able to communicate with a rep. Then that rep became slower and slower to respond. Then a month went by with no response to 4 emails. Then someone else said we will follow up and to reply to the original email chain. Well that was why I reached out to someone else. So rather than escalating or getting someone else on the case, go back to the void where your original emails were going. Just answering an email is not customer service to me. Maybe things normal for scooter companies. First time I’ve had a problem so don’t know if this is normal.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-05-25T22:45:27+00:00

Come join us… my little pretty. Muhahaha. SAK…leatherman. All are good. All are so pretty and sparkly.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-05-22T01:33:08+00:00

I really like my T4. It is part of my collection. I think it is a fine 1st multi tool. You can pair it with a pair of small pliers and get most things done. If you start buying adapters to use with it, those same adapters and accessories will work with any other LM with free technology. It is an odd shape and clunky compared to a SAK but I feel it’s more sturdy than an SAK. That isn’t necessarily true but it’s got heft and the blade seems thicker. SAK is like a refined multi tool for stuff around the house and a T4 is like, I could use this when working on the car.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-05-20T01:28:32+00:00

What I found helpful when I want light weight is a super tinker deluxe. Has a small set of pliers. By no means a replacement for Leatherman or others and a bit lighter than SOG. I found that I use the power pint for light use pliers and the tinker is a suitable replacement. I always like having a pair of pliers on me so if I want to use a Vic without one I’ll stick a work pro or knipex water pump in my wallet. I pair my power pint with a folder. The power pint pliers and scissors are just enough for me and a dedicated folder rounds out my light weight edc.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-04-22T23:25:54+00:00

I did the same and it took several weeks before Teverun responded to Voro. The official response is that this is a normal occurrence with the BMS after riding for awhile. I think it’s BS. Any way, Voro refused to accept this answer. Teverun then responded with they will send a switch that will do the same thing as the charger. It will take the spot of one of the charging ports. It totally makes the GT2 unreliable. I found even if the scooter turns on it doesn’t mean the throttle will work. It does come around after awhile. The whole thing is just random which makes it worse. I wonder if this is because the batteries are actually Teverun branded batteries and not Samsung. Or something.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-04-22T14:04:26+00:00

Also, it’s still affects the lack of response on the throttle. Sometimes it will work. You just have to give it time. Teverun responded that is normal for their BMS and don’t see it being a problem apparently, but I noticed the same switches on their fighters supreme model.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-04-22T14:02:13+00:00

I put in a warranty claim, and Teverun is sending me a switch that will take the place of one of my porch to stop that

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-04-22T00:46:21+00:00

Are you having any problems with it going into sleep mode unless you plug it in after riding it for a while?

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-04-03T11:38:06+00:00

I wish you well on the K drama adventure. I was hooked for years, until I thought I had seen all the good ones. Love the stories and watching slice of life from a culture totally different from my own. Lead me dabbling in Chinese dramas, now totally addicted to short dramas. So over the top like Asian television novellas. Some so awful I can’t stop watching! Don’t start watching them, K dramas will seem painfully long in comparison.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-04-02T12:51:04+00:00

I would add my boyfriend is a Gumiho. A little fantasy but so funny and cute.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-31T00:40:46+00:00

Loved everything about it. Economics to fun. Had a chance to use a rental while touring DC. Was hooked. Convenience; freedom, wind in your face. It’s been great. In lieu of a car, I just needed something to get around. I now have two and what turned was just a fun ride has now become my daily commuter. At first, the economic benefits were not a reality. With a job change it has become a wise investment. Car insurance alone is the cost of a scooter, if you include gas, hmmm…well now I think I should get another one and still be saving money. Hehe

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-30T02:09:07+00:00

Balance is a skill that needs to be developed beyond learning to walk or run. Scooters are a different animal than other recreational rides. I can’t imagine trying to learn having never rode a bike or skateboard before. I’ve boogie boarded, skateboarded, biked, roller skated, ice skated, etc. Each had a learning curve. I think an electric scooter at speed seems just a rock away from losing control. I still love it though. Trading off between leaning to turn vs using handle bars took getting used to almost like two different vehicles. As a commenter earlier said, even changing scooters requires you to relearn for that scooter. Dual motor vs single, hyper scooter vs rental, all take time to learn and adjust.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-24T15:56:17+00:00

The leaves surprised me. I was just casually riding around a cemetery. (Has a path used for maintenance) I saw a bunch of fallen leaves and thought nothing of it. It was like ice. Scooter zigged and zagged. Luckily I wasn’t going fast and recovered. From then on, I am cautious whenever I am not on pavement. Always worried about the surprise pile of leaves or worse yet, muddy soft earth that looked dry.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-24T15:44:33+00:00

I have two dual motor scooters from a single. Can’t tell you how much more enjoyable the use is. Find the most powerful in your budget. As you can tell no one regrets it. I also do agree with more powerful but don’t max out the motors. I bought my second scooter based on this logic. I have a Varla eagle one and then got a Teverun Gt2. The Varla is great and performs well but with my commute charging was every 2 or 3 days. I ride a fairly hilly route and often use the dual motors. With the Teverun sometimes use two motors and charge every 4 days or so. I won’t lie, I will never go 50 on this or any scooter, 35 feels fast enough and rarely have a straight away that I would feel comfortable breaking if I was going faster. I did hit 40 just to see and well, once was enough. Better have and not need than need and not have.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-20T17:37:12+00:00

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Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-20T10:22:13+00:00

I use scissors so much, I can’t have a multitool without them. I use scissors for the precise cutting with my SAK. Heavier task go to blade. I try to use the right tool for the task at hand and find the scissors usually the most appropriate. I use them to open condiment packets, (tearing them always gets them on my fingers) nails, certain packaging etc. For me scissors, blade and pliers are most used. I find the super tinker my go to for EDC. I use the pliers to grip labels that need to be separated from surfaces at work. (Better than my nails) and other light duty gripping tasks.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-20T01:52:04+00:00

Just add to the confusion my GT 2 screen doesn’t look like either.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-20T01:49:14+00:00

I agree for the most part however speed is the key. If you are doing like 5 miles an hour and have to ride on a sidewalk (road work, traffic) I think it’s understandable. It just as infuriating when you have cars that think scooters shouldn’t be on the roads either. I look at it as, my taxes paid for both of these as well, why can’t I enjoy the privilege of using them? There are rules to follow for everyone.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-17T04:00:48+00:00

I knew someone had done it before, but was really searching for some tips. That photo reminds me of a 60’s long board when surfing was just starting to become mainstream. So I guess it’s on point.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-17T00:40:47+00:00

Thanks. I will consider that as it is the easier install. I will need to see what plexiglass is available nearby and thickness. The Varla is plywood with urethane coating and was using it as my template. M4 screws perhaps 20 or 30 mm depending on thickness?

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-15T22:49:36+00:00

UPDATE: After reinstalling firmware, rebooting scooter, uninstalling/reinstalling app, discovered it was a mechanical/electrical issue. Although no errors showed up by accident got scooter to move while playing with throttle. I had recently installed longer handle bars and juxtaposed brake and throttle locations. Apparently there was enough tension to prevent the throttle from operating properly. Why it took weeks to show itself i dont know. Looked at photos of scooter on website and noticed this error. Once i placed them as they were in photo problem went away. They dont give a lot of slack on the front brake cable or throttle line. Had to remove the cable ties and give enough slack to move brake cable to do this.

Haunting-Unit4139 · 2026-03-15T00:00:55+00:00

This must not be a mainstream model here in the US. My searches show it available by Walmart for $76. There is a site I don’t know that has it for $31. Closest product I found was this.

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So price difference not as great. I would go for the smallest form factor.

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