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Thanks all, the speed/cadence sensor is built in on the Specialized turbo.

Hi does anyone know what wheel size I should enter into my garmin for the levo? The auto detect function returns useless data and I alway thought it was 2250mm however that gives a reading of 22.5 miles on a 17 mile ride! Any suggestions.

This works for me

Mines just done this today seems to be a patten here, maybe it’s the norm.

This could be useful. RockShox Setup Guide | SRAM

I recently sold my edge 1000 never really used it, I’ve a fenix 5 but wanted a very small display for the levo, this suits my need provided they come good with their promise to mirror the fenix 5 on the 130, not gonna hold my breath though

About 2 fingers wide and not as tall This is a great review of it Garmin Edge 130 In-Depth Review

It the new Garmin Edge 130

So it does

Just taken delivery of this little bit of kit, its diddy! Will do a review once I’ve played with it, initial impressions, love the size, love the display, got it to mirror the screen of my fenix 5 which apparently it will do once they update it, won’t do it yet but it’s promised!!! Hmmmm...

Very very nice

Just thought you would all like to know, got my Laka insurance bill for this month this am, what did it cost for nearly £6000 of bike and accessory insurance??? £0.

Hi Stuart I’m green with envy at the areas you ride in.

I considered the canyon, but decided with a ebike it’s important to have some sort of local contact so I ended up with a levo too.

I would probably say your Ebike needs to supply an ant+ and/or Bluetooth signal, then it should work fine with your garmin as StuR has said, I’ve a levo which has a dedicated data field via iq for certain garmin but doesn’t work with all, I’ve ok with my fenix 5/edge 1000 but not my vivoactive 3.

Early morning musing here, wondering what I really love about my emtb, Ive come to the conclusion that for me it makes every ride a joy. On my normal bikes at my age although I can still do it and keep up with my mates, I’m useally pretty knackered at the end, with my emtb, it normally them...

They are not a running shoe that’s why they have stealth rubber soles to stick to the peddles, they are designed as bike shoes but a bit more hardier then the softer 5:10 sole plus a little more grip for walking ie if you ever had to hike a bike.

I’ve had 3 pairs of 5:10s that don’t last as long as the trail cross have, granted they are a great shoe but for overall wear the trail cross got my vote, an believe me I’m a big 5:10 fan

Product Image: Product name: Adidas Terrell Trailcross old v new Price paid: £79.95 Score (out of 10): 8 Review: I have always been an avid five ten fan, but with Adidas aquiring them in 2011 and incorporating their stealth sole tech in the terrex trailcross range I gave them a go. I...

They were the quickest tubeless tyres I have ever done!