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Can’t be bothered telling you ?

Can you give an example?

oh well. Might be nice with an edit. Or another interview that can be shared.

I understand but noooo! Any idea when/if you’ll get the embargo lifted Rob?

Would love to see this but video doesn’t work for me too.

https://singletrackworld.com/gritcx/2020/05/27/all-new-cannondale-topstone-full-suspension-gravel-and-electric-too/ My word this thing is fugly. Full fat Bosch motor with battery is really out of place imo.

Next Levo (or even Levo Evo)? 500wh, hopped up SL motor, extra cooling.

Have a look at @p3eps build thread. It’s really useful for this.

@iainc Same size as you. I don’t own one but tested an FF in medium and an SL in large. A year ago I chose a medium Orange Surge (long reach, slacker, more modern-ish geometry) over the FF as it felt much better to me. The SL though I tested a couple of months back (before lockdown) and whilst...

Similar size to me. I’d suggest large unless you like a very compact bike that you want to chuck about.

Specialized Ambush is quite a nice shape, and light for the protection.

They’ll really will be counting on cycle to work schemes for these things.

The Boardman looks ok but I’d prefer this: ADV 8.9E

I think it’s clear from the geometries of the Vado and that Hoxton that these things would feel more like rigid road MTBs than flat bar road/gravel bikes.

This looks different: Bike Check: Jason Momoa's Aquaman Themed Specialized Turbo Levo - Pinkbike

@R120 I’d love to see that. As for the cost of the Vado, compared to the silly money price of even the E5 version of the Creo SL they seem cheap. That not withstanding I still like them and I expect I’m not alone.

Well, after the perceived reliability of the Brose you’d definitely guess something like that will come. Do they have a 1.2 with a bump in the wings I wonder?

Specialized are serious about getting the most out of the SL 1.1 motor. Specialized says its new Turbo Vado SL ebike is perfect for the commute to work

And the new Turbo Vado SL: Specialized says its new Turbo Vado SL ebike is perfect for the commute to work

Isn’t the use of a coil on these bikes (Levo, with such linear curves paired with linear coils) just fashion?