Ok, now we're talkin'
Ok, now we're talkin'
Now that looks more like it. That motor looks much smaller in that colour and makes the bike look like a bike. Just a shame only the s works is getting this colour because that camel/lime combo is probably the worst colour ive ever seen on a bike.
Geometry is pretty similar to 2018. For me the wins are: the better battery integration, so you have a cleaner downtube, dimensions are pretty similar, now looks more rounded but volumes are the same, and the improvement in the motor size which makes it look bit cleaner. Of course having a 700wh battery is great and if motor behavior is the same here we have the best MTB ebike. In any case 2018 sworks model is at level and despite of battery capacity a 2018 owner do not need to change as per 2018 sworks behaves perfectly with 27,5 and 29 even combining 27,5 rear and 29 in front. And bike performance and rigidity it's amazing in 2018 model. So better to wait for more and let's see if specialized updates the battery packs for the levos. They will get some upselling as well.
Any chance that the new Levo S-Works is coming with the Fox Valve electronic suspension setup?
Probably best if you call up Specialized. I am sure they will help direct you to the nearest shop with stockI’m in London tomorrow (Near Bank) are there likely to be any shops with stock in?
Here you go;Oh how fickle we all are.
Not one negative post so far after seeing the SWorks
OH Shit!!! Now I want the S Works, how shallow am I
Fair enough, we are all different and have different views regarding what we like.Here you go;
The only one that looks good is also the most expensive. Clever marketing decision or underhanded money-grabbing cynicism by the Big S?
Geometry is pretty similar to 2018. For me the wins are: the better battery integration, so you have a cleaner downtube, dimensions are pretty similar, now looks more rounded but volumes are the same, and the improvement in the motor size which makes it look bit cleaner. Of course having a 700wh battery is great and if motor behavior is the same here we have the best MTB ebike. In any case 2018 sworks model is at level and despite of battery capacity a 2018 owner do not need to change as per 2018 sworks behaves perfectly with 27,5 and 29 even combining 27,5 rear and 29 in front. And bike performance and rigidity it's amazing in 2018 model. So better to wait for more and let's see if specialized updates the battery packs for the levos. They will get some upselling as well.
The geometry is way different than the 2018.
The 2019 Stumpjumper have more stiffness and he is more playfull.
The old stumpjumper and levo are one of the best bikes and the best i had to ride, but i have the Stumpjumper 2019 since June and he is way better !
I use to ride my Levo in 29inch wheels, but to be honest i rode the new Levo, and its completely mental. That’s it, mental.
The geometry is way different than the 2018.
The 2019 Stumpjumper have more stiffness and he is more playfull.
So Is the new bike 27.5? or 29? What;s mental about it? no longer running marshmallow tyres?I use to ride my Levo in 29inch wheels, but to be honest i rode the new Levo, and its completely mental. That’s it, mental.
16 pages in and it looks like someone's finally talking about changes to the bike's ride characteristics rather than the look of it.
By stiffness and playfulness are we to assume you mean more supportive/progressive suspension? And a lighter overall build? or do you mean frame stiffness?
Are there any details of the actual geometry or suspension kinematics for folk who prefer reading how a bike rides to looking at pics of how shiny the paint is?
Weights would be nice too?
So Is the new bike 27.5? or 29? What;s mental about it? no longer running marshmallow tyres?
Or is the "all details confirmed" title of this thread just clickbait? or did I miss something major while skim reading through?
TIA
Well no one has really been allowed to ride one until very recently Gary and that must have been a sneaky one16 pages in and it looks like someone's finally talking about changes to the bike's ride characteristics rather than the look of it.
By stiffness and playfulness are we to assume you mean more supportive/progressive suspension? And a lighter overall build? or do you mean frame stiffness?
Are there any details of the actual geometry or suspension kinematics for folk who prefer reading how a bike rides to looking at pics of how shiny the paint is?
Weights would be nice too?
So Is the new bike 27.5? or 29? What;s mental about it? no longer running marshmallow tyres?
Or is the "all details confirmed" title of this thread just clickbait? or did I miss something major while skim reading through?
TIA
Most FSRs "look" pretty similar. But even only slightly different pivot locations can lead to completely different suspension/braking/pedalling characteristics. And most specializeds over the years have all had similar aesthetics per year model.Has we can see on leaked pictures, the frame is like the new Stumpjumper
Oh how fickle we all are.
Not one negative post so far after seeing the SWorks ?
hmmmmm looks like all the shallow people are either hiding, busy with ‘much better things to do’, on holiday, on sick leave or desperately trying to come up with a negative comment but can’t quite think of one at the moment.
Me, I am taking tomorrow off to go and see them in the flesh, test ride a few of them and depending on how it goes possibly make a purchase.
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