Totally blown away

The guys at Simple Commute had my new Sabre to me within 3 days and I was lucky to get a helmet, seat and spare tyre with my order. Unboxing and putting it together was a breeze. It’s Huge and you can definitely see the quality and care that goes in it. It’s a total beast and with a steering damper is so stable and easy to ride. Totally love this thing and cannot wait to venture out into the bush area

I’m 64 years old and photograph birds and the like in the bush and scrub while travelling in my 24 foot van around Aussie. It fits in the back of my Ram with ease and whilst I don’t expect to ride it to its limits, I know the Sabre will last and be absolutely perfect for what I need.

Seriously I did a lot of research into what specs were around and what sold me wasn’t just the quality and overall features. A lot was considered as to warranty and after sales care and the huge 24 month warranty. Combined there was nothing even close and I cannot thank the team at SC for their service and knowing support is there when and if I need it.

Thanks guys you’ve made an old man smile like a Cheshire Cat.

We have bought two Edgerunners and have been so happy with them. The scooters are great quality and the team have been absolutely lovely to deal with, so helpful and always happy to answer questions.

You can really tell they care about their customers. We’d definitely recommend them and wouldn’t hesitate to buy from them again.

Bought the edgerunner 2.0 for my son. He absolutely loves it. Its built solid, has so much more range than his old scooter which is a well known brand. Its worth spending the extra money.

Catches everyones eye at night ⭐️

From the beginning of purchasing the Sabre from The Simple Commute the customer service and communication was outstanding.
Ordered it Monday afternoon and had the scooter delivered by lunchtime Wednesday to Wangaratta Victoria.
Maybe more scooter than I need but has a myriad of settings that can be dialed in to suit any situation, have found what suits me.
Also adjusted the spring preload on the suspension to suit my needs, still learning every day riding it to and from work beating the $3 per litre diesel costs.
Overall great experience dealing with this Aussie company and would happily recommend to others, best customer service I've ever encountered.

We bought both the Sabre and Kaiju, and honestly, they’ve both been brilliant. The Sabre is better in almost every way, apart from not having the Kaiju’s removable battery. That said, the Kaiju is still seriously impressive for the price, easily one of the best electric scooters you can buy for under $2,000.

WHY THE SIMPLE COMMUTE?

IT'S QUITE SIMPLE....

WHY NOT?

Bought my Kaiju after months of looking into different scooters because it ticked all the boxes including long range, powers up hills easily, great Aust company!
Great service too, answered questions promptly even after they got the sale!!
Will be my daily driver to work saving not just fuel but Rego and running costs!!

Had my scooter for a couple of weeks now. It was delivered quickly, easy to put together. I'm 105 kg's and it pulls my weight no worries The different modes are good. Only dislike is the thumb throttle but the modes overcome that.

I got the tsc sabre electric scooter for work and it is the best thing I've ever got this thing is so powerful and goes up hills with ease i also like the lights because it makes it look futuristic and now my friends are jealous because they don't have this scooter

I didnt really think id buy a scooter but here i am. Lyn and I were sold on purchasing one after 2min of riding our friends scooter.
Thankyou team for the seamless purchase and delivery
Regards
Dave and Lyn

Wow what a machine, when something wheel spins with a 105kg guy on it, thats some serious power.
Not that I'm up for testing things, but i got it to 67, with me on it, and averaging about 1% per km, so the numbers are great and quite accurate.
But its the flexibility, and hgaving the seat allows me to chose whether to stand or sit.
The scooter is brilliant but the guys running TSC are even better, as they answer my silly questions and the delivery was at 8pm on a Friday!! wow.
minor niggle is that the instruction book isn't as informative as it could be, but this is a new machine and I'm sure the "how to" part will follow.
In the meantime, me and my son will just continue to put smiles on our faces!!

I've had my Kaiju for a few weeks now and it is superb...
Ordering, Delivery, Assembly...easy and faultless.
Communication has been outstanding...
Great work by the team at TSC...👍💪✅

Such a great way to commute to work and back home. Falling more in love with each ride. So fun!

Such a relief knowing TCC is available at anytime to chat possible future concerns and fixes.

Kunanyi / Mount Wellington is a towering 1,271-meter peak forming the backdrop of Hobart, Tasmania

And so this was the BullAnts KAIJU Tassie Mountain Challenge.

The attempt to ride to the top of the mountain will be considered in future

The plan for this trip was to travel from my home in Blackmans Bay (100m above sea level), South of Hobart and travel up the shortest route to the small rural / residential locality of Fern Tree (425m above sea level). I considered that because of the steep road with some basic gravel road base, it might get there. I carried a 2nd battery as insurance. The Fern Tree Tavern has a warm fire and great food and beer

Challenge accepted, on we went......

Not only did it make it to the destination at Fern Tree, I tested it further to the next stop on the mountain up further to a location called the springs.

The details to follow are worth a look on Google Earth.

This trip definitely showed the capability of the Kaiju.

58kms
3hrs travel up and down with additional time for 30min lunch break at The Springs

Total trip -
Blackmans Bay to the Springs 14.4km
Fern Tree to The Springs 6.4km
Springs back to Fern Tree 6.4km
Fern Tree to 2nd battery swap 2.9km at Menuggana Road (Distance 1st Battery 31km)
Menuggana intersection to Longley 8.8km
Longley to Margate 10.1km
Margate to Home at Blackmans Bay 8.6km

58km est total. 30% power left on second battery. Mostly down hill easy going to Margate.

More stats'

1st battery 31kms mostly uphill
2nd battery 27kms mostly down hill

Height start (Home Blackmans Bay) 100m above sea level
The Springs - Mt Wellington (Kunanyi) 720m above sea level
Total rise 620m at start to highest point.
Trip elevation included maximum height 720m (old Springs Hotel site) above sea level down to 3m ASL (Margate).

Stopped at the Lost Freight Cafe at the Springs for the special Hot Chocolate and a pie 🥧 from Nigel and his crew. Lost Freight Cafe https://share.google/NZv0PjjkRDgybW6lE

Battery swap - From the Fern Tree Tavern (Huon Rd), the distance to the Menuggana Road turn-off is approximately 2.9 km. This intersection was the battery swap point.

Challenge notes: this is definitely a serious challenge for any Escooter. The KAIJU handled this extreme journey much better than expected and definitely exceeded way above my expectations.

An outstanding result. The power to get up this mountain was seriously put to the highest test.

The use of 25kmph top speed was used 50% average on the way up and 100% the way down with the second battery.

Steep sections used 15kmph 2nd speed rear wheel to conserve power. Especially needed on the gravel road section.

The result was a great adventure testing the technology by putting it to the ultimate limits up one of the countries most spectacular mountains.

Its bloody cold at this time of year. But snow trousers and a good jacket and gloves proved their value.

After this expedition the KAIJU definately transcends to a Mountain God

Next Challenge will be to get to the summit at 1,271 metres (4,170 feet) above sea level. That will be a massive ask but definitely worth having a go.

Also a snow run up on the Mountain will be scheduled. Will have to sort out some tyre studs for better grip on the ice.

Anyone taken a Kaiju into a snowscape?

Will try to get some video as well.

What a bloody awesome beast!!!!