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I have a turbo levo comp that i might have to store in the garage, which has no heating and no insulation. if i keep the battery inside in the warm, will that be alright?? it will be cold af, single digits, possible negative (F)

They're probably just better riders than you

I'm 5'9 and the shop fitted me on a medium. Actually kind of wish i had gone small these days

In what way were the bikes ruined? Which specific components? Like, salt and road grit got into the motor and ruined the motor?

Hmmm, good point, I've got a cover... I hope that will work?

Im in Colorado and I'd like to take the Levo on a road trip. Is it okay to keep the bicycle outside on the hitch carrier for hours at a time in sub freezing temps? I have a bicycle cover. The battery will be inside the van.

Could I also grind off seat to?une like the other person said?

It's still not low enough unfortunately

It's the ISM touring. I enjoy going for many hours on the trails and i want to keep the pressure off of my genitals. Hope that's not tmi

Hi there, I've got a turbo levo comp and I have an aftermarket saddle. The way that the saddle mounts to the seat post, it adds like an extra 2 in to the height. I've already lowered the dropper post as far as it can go, how can I get it even lower?

Hi there, i was changing out my saddle and the clip fell. Upon further inspection, the front and back of the clip are asymmetrical. Could someone take a photo of their saddle clip for me so i can see which side faces front?

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Didn't know this, i just bought a turbo levo this year but, according to the chief product officer "The bikes are built to last a lifetime, but the batteries typically run out of power after four and six years, said Chris Yu, chief product officer at Specialized. “Generally, the bikes will long...

I have a nice car so i like staying clean so i don't get the inside dirty. Also I'm a clean person in general, I'd rather be clean than not clean and the mudguard was an easy solution. Also. I don't have "mountain biking" or "cycling" specific clothes, so I'd like to keep my clothing clean. I...

Basically the title explains the question. I'm a new mountain biker and I keep hitting the pedal on rocks and I'm wondering if that's because I suck or if because the ground clearance has been lowered due to the electric motor.

I think the fox 36 comes factory with this bike, what made you decide to swap them to the 38?

I'm really enjoying this set up. I literally get no mud on myself or the bike. (The very bottom of the frame directly behind the front wheel will get some mud)

What does the change in width do to the bike? I believe the turbo levo comp comes with 2.6" width in the front and 2.4" width in the rear. I kept getting flats and this guy in arizona recommended i switch to the EC and so i did. I have a pair of the EC 2.6 in the front and rear, have not put...

My first bike is a turbo levo comp, and the second come is a an e scooter called a dualtron ultra. The turbo levo comp kind of worked on the outside platform, but it was not a great fit, the frame is just too wide for those clamps to grip

I bought this rack too and ended up returning it because that arm didn't fit my e bike. Also, it didn't work with two bikes. The arm wouldn't go through the first bike and couldn't reach the second one