Kaabo Wolf King GTR Parts Catalog

I don't want to remove a whole star for a single bad design decision, but man the factory throttle lever sucks. It's too fragile, made of plastic, and broke off the first time I loaded the scooter into my car. Remedied with an aftermarket throttle (300X style), YES YOU HAVE TO REWIRE IT, but it's super easy and really brings this machine to life. I didn't bother asking for a replacement because a) this is damage I caused, technically, and b) I most certainly will do it again with the same design flaw.

That being said, this thing RIPS. I had a Segway GT2 before this unit, and while there are some things I do miss, the overall experience is just unbridled fun. It handles higher speeds surprisingly well, corners like a demon, and the power output is phenomenal. Just be advised, unit is HUGE and will have trouble fitting in lots of vehicles for transport, not to mention incredibly heavy (seriously watch videos on how to load this into a car before you throw your back out). Machine definitely delivers what I was looking for.

I love it and it gets me places I need to go

Looks awsome I fabricated a bracket for my scooter, i saw another guy do it with a 1.25” angle iron. i hade to use a 2.25” but its solid and feels awsome looks so much better than the post seat it came with. Knocking off a star because it took 3 months to ship but so far worth the wait.

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Functional and streamlined to not be too bulky

She’s running 1400 miles and runs brand new would without a second guess would buy this scooter if you were you reliability through the roof

Great scooter with build quality, I ride every day and enjoy the roadrunner pro experience. Game changer I added the RR pro Range Extender (Good investment) highly recommend this upgrade. Voro Motors keep up the great work!

So I bought this as a trainer because I've never ridden a two wheeled vehicle besides a bicycle and I want to get the feel for something similar to a moped/ small motorcycle. This did not disappoint in that department. Im 28 days in and my odometer reads 163 miles now. This thing rides just like a moped with the speed of a small cc motorcycle lol. The biggest downside is that there isnt much weight up front, so at higher speeds this handles like an undersized bicycle, the front wheel wants to get out from under you whenever you accelerate. On acceleration, all weight loads the back wheel, causing the front to want to lose traction. Depending on how you sit on this scooter, the front wheels WILL lose traction, the scary thing is you can feel it wanting to while turning especially. This is extremely dangerous if you don't train yourself up to the higher speeds. I find myself leaning forward quite a bit to counter this and it helps but it doesn't correct the issue entirely. This makes the high speed of the scooter a pro and a con. It doesnt inspire a lot of confidence at high speeds. My highest is 49 mph so far. You could throw it into single motor/ rwd to counter this, but then you lose the top speed of it (although it's no slouch even in rwd) but it's much safer like this. Another big knock I have to give it is the seat. The material is nice, absolutely doesn't get hot. I've been riding it to and from work the last month here in Las Vegas while its been 110-115 degrees and the seat material really leaves me in awe. However, the comfort is another thing. To and from work isn't bad. Im about 5 miles or 12 minutes from home. But anything longer than 20 minutes and my butt is really hating it. I don't think the cushion is the issue, I think it's too narrow. This makes the long range a pro and a con as well because you'll be wanting to get off before hitting the max range for sure. The handle bar width is fine with me. I know a bunch of people comment about that, but it really doesn't bother me at all. Even the stock shocks dont bother me. Im only 5' 7" but im 211 lbs so i think i would be feeling what everyone talks about but i dont. Only if i take the speed bumps too fast at work do i wish i had slowed down a little more lol, but they have nice dampening and rebound for me. Build quality seems really good and sturdy. With quality control, I did have a weird issue with my break rotors being warped right out of the box. I was advised to straighten them out using a tuning fork and a YouTube video. I don't know how I feel about that because I let them know within the week that I finally received my item so I'll let you decide if that's good or bad. We'll, I straightened them out and they seem fine now but time will tell if I ruined them or not once they start getting thinner. Shipping was weird, FedEx wouldn't deliver it so I had to go pick it up myself a couple days after it was supposed to get dropped off. If I could make some suggestions though, I would start by making it more front heavy so I have confidence in taking it up to its high speeds because at those speeds on those little wheels, this should really be limited to 30 mph in 2wd mode, it doesnt feel stable going faster than that, even on a straight road. Next i would widen the seat base to be more triangular like a wide bicycle seat or something. And something I'm going to do on my own, is install some clamp-on pegs so I can rest my feet further back for aggressive/ higher speeds, and farther forward to rest them up more like a cruiser when I want to sit far back on the seat and just rest and pretend I'm on a Harley lol. All that being said, I love it and I don't regret buying it at all. My kids love it too. I strapped some padding on the center frame and I ride them around on it in mode 2. For short rides it's amazing. For long rides I have to pump myself up for the beating I'm going to put on my tailbone hahaha. I hope it lasts a really long time because we all love it and I'd like to pass it on to my kids one day. Once the warranty is over, I'm definitely going to make the changes I wish it had and maybe even try to get some wider and taller tires on it, even at the expense of some top speed. Have fun with it but be responsible, this isn't forging at high speeds. Be safe everyone and God bless you.

thx for delivering quick to my son

The bag itself is perfect, lots of storage relatively easy to install my only complaint was the painfully long shipping time. I ordered it almost 3 months ago and just recently got it.

Great product! Great customer service! Willing to help with issues, Willing make things right. My tft display malfunctioned I made the call to customer service and in no time they sent me a new display resolving the issue.

If you live in the state of Illinois or near the Chicagoland area this is a no brainer MUST HAVE Let me explain why.
1st of all its EXTREMELY PORTABLE & LIGHTWEIGHT (no battery or pizza bag) so if your going long distance or using Uber/Lyft or even train / Amtrak as long as your battery & Footpegs are removed and handle bars are folded inward you can fit in virtually any vehicle that's 4 Door. 2nd Reason is SPEED/PRATICALITY. As long as you REMAIN LEGAL and don't do dumb "ish" you can take the roads just as you would your car BUT here's what you need to keep in mind DO NOT take roads faster than a posted speed limit of 35 mph STAY IN RIGHT HAND LANE and "NO HIGHWAYS - NO EXCEPTIONS". Follow the rules of the road be seen and you will arrive at your destination in little to no time at all. 3rd reason is LEGALITY. It's not a motorcycle or moped so NO LICENSE/INSURANCE NECESSARY don't let law enforcement spook you remain confident and calm wear a helmet be seen and try not to speed on residential streets & bike trails be mindful of others + children essentially. 4th reason LONG BATTERY LIFE. I initially purchased this scooter in Mid April of 2024 and already accumulated nearly 1,800 miles. One charge lasts me litteraly ALL day or roughly 48-50 miles if im at a consistent speed of 20 -22 mph or less (I weigh 135 -140 LBS lol I'm light asf) I Took the Metra Train to Chicago downtown went to every side of the city and back took the same train home and Still had 1-2 bars worth of riding power (10-15 miles). 5th Reason is 10/10 Customer Service and Overall Quality. If your worried about your scooter breaking down or needing spare parts dont worry THEY'VE GOT YOU even if the part you need is "Out of stock". I did NOT buy warranty bcs times are hard enough as is BUT if your willing to LEARN how to fix your scooter then repairs will become easier and faster as you expand your knowledge 😊. Now what I don't know is how well this scooter performs in winter bcs trust me winters here in Illinois are Brutal with Temps getting into the negatives and horrible street shoveling services so I will be looking into switching tires as the year comes to a end. This is a investment indefinitely yes its expensive but trust me it's worth it ESPECIALLY if you don't have a car and tbh you can't even find DECENT USED cars for $1,400 unless it's sum old beat up gas guzzler on its last breath of life.

My bike recently stopped working, so I reached out to Voro for assistance. They promptly sent me a new controller and even spent 30 minutes on a video call with Levin to guide me through the installation. I’m all the way in Utah, but their support made it feel like I was getting in-person service. I learned a few new things about my bike during the process, which was really helpful. A big thanks to Levin, Jim Brian, who all played a part in getting my bike back up and running. From reporting the issue to receiving and installing the controller, the whole process took about 1.5 weeks, mostly due to the shipping time for the controller. Thank you, Voro, for the excellent service!

It feels like a different scooter! Smooth as silk and silent. Worth every penny!

My Emove Cruiser V2 is everything I was hoping it would be, and it's all the scooter I need. At 62 years old going fast is not a priority, but being able to go far puts my mind at rest. The Emove has become my exploration scooter.
A few things I would change: The suspension is not great, and I wonder if the scooter will have a short life due to a single motor and controller doing all the work.

So I was debating on buying one And so I finally bought one, but when it came, it came kind of damage so I reach out to voro motors to tell them that it was kind of damage and they asked one or two questions take a couple pictures and they are Arrange to send me a new one might take a little bit longer than I expected but finally got here. Let me tell you this They were on top of it highly recommend buying from them

returned because scooter was returned.

I'd say one a tad bit longer might be better only cause u lose a bit of steering radius but in the grand scheme of things the stability you gain is well worth the trade off. I can run my mantis king way faster than before and not feel like I'm gonna crash.

Needs a lot of adjustments, but overall pretty darn good.
Suspension is a bit rough and the claimed top speed of 33 mph. I doubt it…. I’m 185llbs on a downslope smooth hwy road I made it to 30 after about 1/4 of a mile. Still pretty nimble, not a fan of the rattle of the handle bars had it collapse a few times before several adjustments seemed to work it out. No foot stop on the back pretty uncomfortable riding more than short distances. I’ve ridden about 10 miles so far, so we’ll see how it goes from here

So far so good. Seems solid

We are a dealer, my customer had a small problem and we got the replacement part in 5 days! Very fast compared to other scooter companies.

Just bought the Roadrunner Pro 3 weeks ago, I have a little over 100 miles on it so far. it's awesome, fast and fun. customer,service, awesome products, and great prices. Still modifying, more changes coming..

Originally the foot peg axle wasn't connecting to the foot pegs but I was sent a new axle and foot pegs and it's been good since.

This came in a box that had seen better days. The foam inserts inside were also damaged, so I was thinking the worst regarding the scooter. Once I pulled it out and unwrapped it, many items were left loose (on purpose). The handy multi-purpose tool that comes with it is very handy. All tightened up fine and best of all no damage. It already came with a charged battery, so off we were on our first run. As an engineer, I can say this Cruiser design is well thought out. It does everything it claims to do, and I'm looking to get a second one (different color) for my wife.

Received my new EMOVE Roadrunner Pro couple weeks ago. Naturally you know that I unpacked it and got it all set up the same day the FedEx driver delivered it. Actually took it for a short ride that very first night, without really fully understanding everything about it. So far everything has been perfect, more than I expected, especially in the power department and the build quality. I do a bit of welding myself, and the welds on the frame are just amazing for the price of this scooter. I would say you could call them aircraft quality welds. I'm still learning a lot about it, as I have not been able to ride it as much as I would like. I work a lot of hours during the day and at night, I get a bit tired out, but usually I try to go for at least a couple mile ride. Still learning the dashboard, display, the controls to change power settings to the front rear motor etc.