Owner's guide
Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R
How to set up, ride, charge and look after your 7260R V6. Written by VORO MOTORS in Los Angeles, from Teverun's manual, in plain English.
Your first ride
Do these once, in this order, before you ride anywhere.
- Get help lifting it. The 7260R weighs 141 lb. Lift it out of the crate with two people, by the frame, never by the handlebar or the fenders.
- Unfold it and lock the stem. See Folding and unfolding. Check the folding lever is fully closed before you go any further.
- Check the handlebar. It is held by 4 screws. Make sure they are tight and the bar does not twist or rock.
- Charge it to full. The first full charge takes about 12 hours on one charger. See Charging.
- Set your units. Switch the display to mph if it shows km/h. See Settings.
- Run the pre-ride check. Brakes, tires, throttle and bolts. See Before every ride.
- Start slow. Ride your first few miles in ECON or D1 in an empty car park. This scooter is far more powerful than most riders have ever used.
Protective gear
Wear a full-face helmet, plus knee, elbow and hand protection and closed shoes. Never ride in slippers, sandals or heels.
Know your scooter
The names used in this guide.
Cockpit
- 4-inch TFT display with NFC reader
- Thumb throttle
- Brake levers, left and right
- Control buttons: power, M, + and -
- Handle grips
- Headlight
Frame
- Steering tube (stem) and hook
- Folding lever
- Steering dampers
- Deck and rubber mat
- Kickstand
- Swing arms, suspension, fenders
- Hub motors, front and rear
- Hydraulic disc brakes, front and rear
Folding and unfolding
To unfold
- Release the stem from the hook on the deck.
- Raise the stem until it stands upright.
- Close the folding lever until it locks.
- Push and pull the handlebar. Nothing should move.
To fold
- Power the scooter off.
- Slide the lever's safety collar up.
- Open the folding lever.
- Press the release and lower the stem until it hooks onto the deck.
Mind your fingers
Keep fingers, hair and loose clothing clear of the folding joint and the wheels. Never ride unless the folding lever is fully closed.
The display
Unlock with the NFC cards
Your scooter comes with two cards. Hold a card flat against the display's NFC reader for a second.
- Green "Unlock" card: unlocks the scooter so it can ride.
- Red "Lock" card: locks it again when you park.
Keep one card on your keys and store the other at home. If you lose both, contact us. The display can also pair a blank NFC card as a spare (Settings, Make card).
Buttons
| Button | Press | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Power | Hold 1 second | Turns the display on or off |
| + | Tap | Moves up one gear (towards S) |
| - | Tap | Moves down one gear (towards ECON) |
| + | Hold | Turns external power on or off |
| M | Tap | Changes what the information bar shows |
| M | Hold | Switches between single and dual motor |
| M | Tap twice quickly | Opens Settings |
Reading the screen
- Centre: your real-time speed, in mph or km/h.
- Left and right numbers: rear and front motor power.
- Bottom bar: battery charge (SOC) as a percentage and an energy bar.
- Information bars: tap M to cycle through trip distance, total miles, front and rear motor current, motor temperature, average speed and top speed.
- Gear strip: the gear you are in (P, R, ECON, D1, D2, D3, S).
Status icons
| Icon | Means |
|---|---|
| Green arrow, left or right | That turn signal is on |
| Headlight | The headlight is on |
| Bluetooth | Blinking: not connected. Steady: connected. |
| One wheel or two wheels | Single or dual motor drive. Hold M to switch. |
| Plug with lightning bolt | External power is on. Hold + to switch. |
| KICK START | Kick start mode is on: push off with your foot, then use the throttle |
| Speedometer with AUTO | Cruise control is on |
| Red circle with ! | You are braking |
| Brake fault (top row, next to cruise) | A brake problem: stop and contact us |
Gears and modes
Tap + to go up and - to go down. Each gear allows more speed and power than the one before.
| Gear | Use it for |
|---|---|
| P | Park. The throttle does nothing. The scooter drops into P after standing still for a while. Squeeze a brake to leave P. |
| R | Reverse. Only select it when you are fully stopped. |
| ECON | Low speed and the gentlest power. Start here while you learn the scooter, and on busy paths. |
| Walk | Pedestrian gear (a green walking figure on the screen), for walking the scooter alongside you. |
| D1 D2 D3 | Everyday riding, from mild to strong. |
| S | Sport. Full power, for experienced riders on open, legal roads only. |
Single or dual motor
Single motor saves battery and is calmer on wet or loose ground. Dual motor gives full acceleration and hill climbing. Hold M to switch, ideally while stopped.
Settings
Tap M twice quickly to open Settings. Use + and - to move through the list, and M to choose or confirm. To leave, pick Exit or tap M twice again. If the display asks for a code you never set, contact us and we will walk you through it.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Brightness | 10 levels. Press M until "Brightness" flashes, adjust with + and -, press M to confirm. |
| Unit | Miles (mph) or kilometres (km/h). |
| Auto off | Turns the display off after 1 to 60 minutes of no use, or Never. |
| PACK info | Battery details: charge level, voltage, temperature, cycle count and any battery fault code. Useful to read out to us if you need help. |
| Make card | Pairs a blank NFC card as a spare key. Hold the blank card against the reader when asked. |
Leave the service menus alone
Settings also holds Wheel diameter, System voltage, Function parameters and Gear parameters. These are factory and service settings. A wrong value makes the speedometer read wrong, can damage the controller, and is not covered by the warranty. If you think one needs changing, contact us first.
Warning lights
If a red or orange warning icon lights up, stop somewhere safe, switch off, and wait a minute before switching on again. If it comes back, do not keep riding. Take a photo of the screen and contact us.
| Icon | Fault |
|---|---|
| Box marked F or R | Front or rear controller fault |
| Red [FM] or [RM] | Front or rear motor phase loss |
| Yellow [FM] or [RM] | Front or rear motor hall sensor fault |
| Triangle with lightning bolt | Battery fault |
| Throttle shape | Throttle fault |
| Battery with + and - | System voltage too low |
| Screen shape | Display fault |
| Thermometer | System over temperature. Stop and let it cool down. |
Charging
- Open the charge port cap.
- Plug the charger into the scooter first, then into the wall.
- Watch the charger light: red means charging, green means full.
- When it is full, unplug from the wall, then from the scooter.
- Close the charge port cap before you ride.
A full charge takes about 12 hours with one charger. A small spark when you first connect is normal.
Charging rules
- Use only the charger that came with your scooter or a genuine replacement from us.
- Charge indoors, somewhere dry and ventilated, away from anything that burns. Never in a closed car.
- Never leave it charging while you are out or asleep.
- Never ride while it is plugged in.
- The charger is not waterproof. Keep it and the port dry.
- Do not touch the plug pins for 10 seconds after unplugging.
- Pull by the plug, never the cable. Do not use a charger with a damaged cable or a port with corroded pins.
- Keep children and pets away from the charger.
- If the charger light stays off, the charger fell, or the cable is damaged, stop using it and contact us.
Battery care
32 to 113°F
Safe charging temperature (0 to 45°C)
14 to 140°F
Safe riding temperature (-10 to 60°C)
70 to 80%
Charge level for storage over 3 months
1 to 2 hours
Wait before charging after coming in from the cold
- Cold weather: expect less range and power below freezing. That is normal and recovers when it warms up.
- Storage: keep it indoors at room temperature, out of sun and rain. Not in a car trunk. For long storage, leave it at 70 to 80%, not full and not empty, and top it up every few months.
- Ageing: like every lithium battery, capacity drops slowly with use, typically by more than 15% after about 300 full cycles.
- Never open the battery, the controller or the motors. Opening them is dangerous and voids the warranty.
- After a hard knock or a crash, stop charging and riding and have it inspected.
If the battery smokes, swells, leaks or smells sour
Stop charging and using it at once. If it is safe to do so, move it outdoors, away from buildings. Use a fire extinguisher. Do not use water. Call 911 if there is fire, then contact us.
Before every ride
Two minutes, every time.
- Throttle: press and release it 2 to 3 times. It must spring back to zero on its own.
- Brakes: both levers feel firm. No oil on the calipers or discs. Pads are not worn thin. Discs are not bent and their bolts are tight.
- Tires: correct pressure, no cuts, and tread left.
- Handlebar: no play or rocking.
- Folding lever: fully closed and locked.
- Bolts: swing arms, suspension, axles and the handlebar are tight.
- Lights and battery: lights work and there is enough charge for the trip.
Riding safely
- One adult rider only. No passengers, no children.
- Keep both hands on the bar and a finger ready on the brakes.
- Brake with both levers together. Do not grab the front brake hard on its own, and do not drag your feet to stop.
- Slow down before turns, speed bumps, kerbs and crossings. Walk the scooter across crosswalks.
- Avoid wet, icy, crowded, steep or broken surfaces. No stunts or jumps.
- Come to a full stop before you select reverse.
- Fold the kickstand up before you move.
- Ride at night only with your lights on and visible clothing, and slower than in daylight.
- After a ride, the motors and brake discs are hot. Do not touch them.
- Follow your state and city rules on speed, where you can ride, and age.
Rain and water
The 7260R is not waterproof. Avoid riding in rain or on wet roads: grip and braking get much worse, and water can get into the electrics. If you get caught in light rain, slow right down, ride home gently and let it dry. Never ride through standing water, and never hose or pressure wash it. Water damage is not covered by the warranty.
Maintenance
- Lift the wheels off the ground before working on the scooter, and switch it off.
- Do not over-tighten. Damage from over-torqued screws is not covered by the warranty. The display mount uses M4 x 8 mm and M4 x 12 mm screws, and the button pod uses M3 x 8 mm.
- Check bolts regularly. Motor, rim and axle bolts can loosen over time.
- Brake noise: a light hum from the discs at around 10 to 20 mph is normal. A constant metal scraping usually means a bent disc or worn pads.
- Wear parts: tires, brake pads, discs, cables, bearings, suspension and folding parts wear with use. Inspect them regularly and replace them when worn. We stock 7260R parts in the US.
- Use the right length bolts. If you ever refit the power switch or anything near the battery, use the original length bolt. A longer one can pierce the battery.
- Handlebar accessories: the display clamp fits 31.8, 25.4 and 22.2 mm bars. The two smaller sizes need the adapter rings.
When to stop and contact us
Stop riding and get in touch if you notice any of these.
- A warning icon that comes back after a restart
- The throttle does not spring back to zero
- Weak, spongy or noisy brakes, or oil on a disc
- A motor that gets unusually hot
- Range or charging much worse than normal
- A new knocking, grinding or rattling noise
- Smoke, sparks (other than when plugging in), or a sour smell
- It got soaked or rode through water
Specs
| Top speed | 75 mph |
|---|---|
| Range | Up to 124 miles (varies with speed, rider weight, terrain and weather) |
| Battery | 72V 60Ah |
| Charge time | About 12 hours with one charger |
| Motors | Dual 2500W, 16,800W peak combined |
| Controllers | Dual 100A sine wave |
| Brakes | 4-piston hydraulic, front and rear |
| Tires | 13-inch tubeless |
| Max rider weight | 330 lb |
| Scooter weight | 141 lb |
| Folded size | 132 x 58 x 31 cm |
| Display | 4-inch TFT with NFC unlock |
Help and warranty
Every new 7260R from VORO comes with a 1-year factory warranty. Opening the battery, controller or motors, over-tightened screws, changed service settings and water damage are not covered.
If you bought your 7260R from us, parts and repairs come from us too. When you contact us, have your order number ready and, if the display shows a warning, a photo of it.
