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I entered a serial number for this shock in the Rock Shox Trailhead App for a 190lb rider at 30% sag, Ebike and it recommends a 600lb spring for the starting point. 28% sag spring increases to a 650lb spring. Download the app and enter this serial # and click on the tuning tab to see what I’m...

I may be a little late in responding, but while going through a small spare part bag that came with my Levo it had this plastic washer in it (that looks exactly like that J washer pictured) along with an extra spare plastic spacer for the upper battery cage in case it rattles. I had no idea what...

Nope!

The landing is out of view.

That's what I was saying.

Gooseberry Mesa Trails- Hurricane, Utah. Views are just so so!

Coming from a Large Ripley and Large Rise I had significant hand pressure on both bikes while seated due to the the steep SA. Now on an S4 Levo the hand pressure/fatigue has disappeared, but I still have no issues weighting the front and have no front wheel lift on the steepest of climbs. I'm...

Did you forgot to add the Push 11-6? Just an observation as the coil options are limited for the Levo.

Coming from a Rise and now a Levo, I have yet to ever feel it kick in or ever feel like I need it.

Do you know where the black sharpie went? I have a few spots that need to be touched up on this $12.99 model before it gets shipped out.

Just a different weave that doesn’t pertain to the carbon weave on frames by all manufacturers. I’m no carbon expert, but just what I’ve seen. When you purchase carbon rims directly from China companies, you get the option of 3 different weaves, with one looking like your frame.

That's what it looks like to me, which is normal. It looks like they added some sparkly glitter to the clear coat, but it's hard to tell from the pics.

The reason why I sold my Rise before the 2 year motor warranty was coming up and I could still get decent value for it. I didn’t want to take any chances of dealing with their well known less than stellar response times. This thread is not doing them any favors. I had the stock blue Rise M10...

Ya, I thought his suggestion was a bit ridiculous and comical. 1 or 2 small blemishes around a mounting point might be acceptable, but 7-10 different areas like your frames is beginner work. After all, there's a reason why you didn't buy a Huffy from Walmart.

Send him a check for $1200 to cover the paint, labor and he might consider.

It's more about your legs/ inseam than your height. I'm 6', 35" inseam using a 210 dropper on my S4 with 57mm of post exposed. You should easily be able to fit a 180mm ONEUP.

It’s no different than the Levo Gen 3 Pro and Expert model. Looks to be the same on the new SL.

The bike that's long awaited/ overdue launch being tomorrow.

These will be my next wheels/350 hubs once I upgrade from the alloy Roval on my Expert.

My riding weight is about 190lbs. 22.5 front, 27.5 rear with stock alloy wheels/tires on Expert.