Welcome to the Sabre Family
Your Sabre has arrived. Before you hit the roads, take a few minutes to go through this page. It covers everything you need to know to get set up, ride safely, and keep it running well. Bookmark it. You'll want to come back to it.
What's in the Box
- Sabre Electric Scooter
- Charger
- Setup Tools
- Screws
- Instruction Manual
- Steering Damper Set
Check everything is present before disposing of packaging.
The Display
The display sits at the top of the stem and shows six things at a glance:
- Speed - current speed in km/h
- Riding Mode - indicated on the left-hand side
- Battery Level - shown as a percentage
- Bluetooth Connection - shown with the standard bluetooth icon
- Power Delivery - Shown by the wheel icons on top of the trip odometer
- Trip Odometer - Shown at the bottom of the screen
Controls
Left Handlebar
Horn
Indicators
Single/Dual Motor/Headlight
Speed Mode/Power
Right Handlebar
Thumb throttle
Riding Modes
Eco mode
Standard mode
Sport mode
Boost mode
The Display
The display sits at the top of the stem and shows six things at a glance:
- Speed - current speed in km/h
- Riding Mode - indicated on the left-hand side
- Battery Level - shown as a percentage
- Bluetooth Connection - shown with the standard bluetooth icon
- Power Delivery - Shown by the wheel icons on top of the trip odometer
- Trip Odometer - Shown at the bottom of the screen
Controls
Left Handlebar
Horn
Indicators
Single/Dual Motor/Headlight
Speed Mode/Power
Right Handlebar
Thumb throttle
Riding Modes
Eco mode
Standard mode
Sport mode
Boost mode
Steering Damper Installation Guide
Use this guide to install the steering damper.
E-Scooter Troubleshooting
Identify issues fast. Find step-by-step solutions to get your scooter back on the road.
E-Scooter Maintenance
Keep your ride running smoothly. Simple care tips and schedules for long-lasting performance.
Customise Your Ride
Make it yours. Explore upgrades and accessories to personalise your scooter experience.
First Ride Checklist
1. Charge fully
Plug in and wait for charger light to turn green.
2. Check tire pressure
Tire should be between 45-50 PSI.
3. Start in Drive mode
Get a feel for the scooter before switching to sport.
*Remember kick start is enabled
4. Check your brakes
Squeeze the brake lever before you ride. If either feels loose or pulls too far, adjust the cable tension before heading out.
FAQ
Find answers to your most common questions!
How do I change the settings of my Sabre
How do I change the settings of my Sabre
To change all of the settings of the Astro, download the Scootor app. Details on the app can be found in the 'Customise Your Ride' page above.
Do I need to fully charge it before my first ride?
Do I need to fully charge it before my first ride?
Yes. Charge to 100% before riding for the first time. The charger light will turn green when it's done. Usually 8-9 hours. This helps condition the battery for long-term performance.
My scooter won't move when I press the throttle.
My scooter won't move when I press the throttle.
The Astro will come with kick-start mode enabled. This means you need to kick off and reach a small amount of speed before the throttle engages - it won't accelerate from a standstill. You can turn this off in your settings. Head to our Customise Your Ride page above to learn how to adjust this.
How do I turn the lights on?
How do I turn the lights on?
The ambient lights are on automatically, and the headlight can be turned on by pressing and holding the light button (Left side top control)
How often should I check tire pressure?
How often should I check tire pressure?
Before every ride ideally, or at a minimum once a week. Keep both tires between 45-50 PSI. Off-road riding will drop pressure faster than road use.
How do I charge it?
How do I charge it?
Simply plug the charger into the charging port on the neck.
Can I ride in the wet?
Can I ride in the wet?
We build the Sabre to a stated IP rating, but that rating covers dust and splash resistance during normal use, not riding through rain, puddles, or wet conditions. Water exposure can cause damage over time regardless of the rating, and water damage is not covered under warranty. For the longest life from your Sabre, store it dry and avoid riding in wet conditions.