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Too bad NM and watts became (again) the main marketing/selling factors, super light ebike with subtle assist motor are just 👌👌, to me should I precise! ;)

And try a real lightweight ebike (I.e 18kg or less) this makes an even greater difference ;)

Totally agree, it is not because MTB got a motor than suddenly weight becomes irrelevant!

I see you did your researches and did try quite some e-bikes/motors. I have a similar background, living in an area with more flowy trails (hilly terrain), and going to the alps one week per year, I was disappointed with my first shimano ebike, numb, heavy not fun on flat, and a feeling of...

ahah, we are drifting away from Levo SL color scheme rapidly! ;) Amflow is a different bike, super punchy, but heavier and a tad less sleek. If you need the big watts, it’s super appealing though!! Concerning flow mountain, they tend to be a bit enthusiastic while reviewing bikes. All ebikes...

Should consider the gloss dark moss, pretty interesting color as well. Moss tint beautify reveal under sunlight.

Try a Levo SL and you will soon realise how much you miss with your shuttle ;)

Yes, but no … ;) In the German lab test peak power has been measured over different cadences and they did pick up the highest power output which is 278 watts and not 320. Even though this is one of the most controlled test environment we have so far to asses real SL1.2 power output, it doesn’t...

I have investigated what could be the real (peak) power output (watts) of the new SL1.2. Aside your personal analysis, it is difficult to find some good evaluations (with scientifically measured data). There is well @EMTBReview channel on YouTube who's trying to bring some more tangible...

Currently hesitating between Levo SL and Heckler SL. I would go for the heckler for sure if it hasn’t that Fazua motor. I’ve read through a lot of bad stories about that motor reliability (mainly on shuttle SL and Relay). I know it is still early to debrief on Heckler SL as it just hit the...

Like it or not but Ride60 motor was (when released) an unfished or at least unrefined system. The remote was not functioning properly, the 5 diods indicator is basic and the motor faced quite some technical bugs (hardware and software). Hopefully the latest firmware updates are addressing...

SL2 is def more all mountain than trail, did you try it? But yes heckler SL leans a bit more toward enduro territory because of VPP, longer chainstay and being 1.4kg heavier (comp vs R models).

What about the elephant in the room: F60 reliability issues. This is a young, less mature system so it is more subjected to engineering issues, but I have heard sooo many stories about motor bugs, this is alarming. Some of my Santa dealers simply refused to order the heckler SL because of that...

The new light emtb is teased in their Skitch promo video. :)

While the former gen SL got dislike because of weak power (by some), I start to feel this new gen will be because of weak range. This is sad cause aside from unchanged small battery this bike is very appealing! A 400wh battery would have hit the sweet spot!

I did not, can you tell us how boost mode functions now. Can you use it continuously (while keep pushing on the button)?

On paper this motor is promising, though not as discrete as TQ, Fazua and SL. The extender though... Too bulky, overall shape is poorly designed. Integration was not a priority it seems.

Nobody got his hands on a Pro model? I would like to see it in “real picture”. To me clearly the sexiest of the range!

I always knew my SL was the best of the bunch. Thank you for confirming. I'll keep it for years to come, my sweet baby boy :)

Sorry mate but both Trek's TQ and Fazua Ride 60 are way too fresh to determine how superior they are to SL1.1 motor. They have some advantages for sure on paper at least. But it is still too early to discard the Spe/Mahle motor especially if you did not ride them 3 extensively... For the rest...