I think the smallest token size they do is 32mm, the Judy unfortunately only has 30mm stanchions which is a bit flakey on an ebike anyway. It was a short term solution to the shitty suntour coil fork it came with. I'll probably stick to buying the 150mm Sektors, just because of the price and...
Handy chart, good to see the boost 29"range lined up. Revelations sound nice but didn't want to go crazy on price. Found some new 150mm Sektors for £175. Just don't want to swap like for like as such. Get slightly beefier stanchions I guess and more travel. I would ideally like to get the Yari...
So my first fork upgrade on the levo ht to a rockshox Judy gold 120mm was okay for a couple of months but Im finding I need more travel (bottoming out with 90psi) Thinking of trying a RS Sektor with 150mm next. These come stock on the FSR so just wondering what this fork is like as rockshox have...
Thanks for all your replies. Mainly riding loamy, rooty forest tracks, park and some southern enduro trails. Never really liked a wide tire upfront, felt skippy, like Karsten says, sat on top rather than dug in, same with rear. Was running spesh ground controls but they ain't great. Will try...
They seem kind of narrow, more 2.2, If i'd known I would have got 2.5's but I didn't realise until i seated them so non returnable now. I guess not a big deal for summer while it's dry, no?
Just get a brand X dropper post from wiggle, they're £99 and you'll find it handier than a suss post. Nothing worse than having your seat stuck at one height.
You could do that, bit of a hassle if you want to adjust seat height on the fly. With all that gear on your bike you must be up to about 30kg odd, lol ?
Unfortunately can't do this on the levo ht, the chainstay (where you would fit the sensor) is too close to the pedal arm. Could fix it to the downtube but it would stick out and look odd. BLEvo works fine, I can hit 50kph now on a commute.
So did a test today on a 5.6 mile stretch where I live. Start a new job tomorrow so wanted to know to the minute how long it would take me to get to the train station.
Bike was set to 50kph in BLEvo, full battery and I weigh 65kg. Ride was half gravel track, half road (don't tell the Police)...
Imagine it will work, heavy though. I use a dropper post as more needed for trails/downhill. For the bumpy stuff I just run my tires at 15-18psi yet rarely do I sit down unless climbing.
Not sure you'll get a 38t on the HT without touching the chainstay. I would stick to a 36t. As for the bolts just use the ones off the original, they're steel. To fit, the ring slides off over the spider so only need to remove pedal. As for getting something behind the bolts for tightening, you...
They are air forks so you can adjust to your weight and riding needs. They are servicable and they weigh half as much. The Suntour ones that came with the bike are just coil (spring) and have no adjustment.
If you want to shop around you need 29" boost fork. 15mm x 110mm. Probably stick to...
You need a 34 or 36T on the front Sandy?
Can't believe only 3 people on this forum have a Levo HT. Bike shops obviously saw the rest coming a mile away lol.
With BLEvo you don't change the the wheel size, just the speed. This probably why people are saying they don't feel much assist. Keep the BLEvo setting at 2300 which is 29" but change the speed to 50kph. Turn off app and bike, turn back on, open up MC app and it will then show a wheel size of...
Yeah you got to remove those horrible XCR forks, they weigh 3.5kg too. The ones that came with my bike were actually 150mm so just check that. Therefore you likely aren't raising the front at all if that's the case. I've only got a 120mm rockshox on mine but will change to a 140mm Suntour Aion.
You can up the assist on a 2018 build with either BLEvo or light blue app. BLEvo has about 3 different settings, light blue let's you go straight to 16" wheel.