Utah Rider
Well-known member
That awkward moment when you install a comfort saddle for the wife on her new Kenevo.?
I sold the wife's 17' Levo and was looking for a replacement. The 21' Kenevo was $1500 cheaper than a new Levo. The Kenevo didn't have the 700wh battery but that's ok. I needed a bike with low seat height for the wife. She rides with the seat up, of course, but likes to put her feet down when stopped. I think the suspension and brakes were better on the Kenevo than the $7500 Levo comp. One of the reasons I chose the Kenevo was the 27.5 tires. The new Levo had 29" wheels and a 12 speed. Two things I didn't want. Of course my wife doesn't do gnarly downhill but that doesn't mean I can't sneak a ride when she is working. ?
I'm wondering what effect the flip chip will have if I change it. A quick ride around the driveway showed that I would like to change the steering a little for her. Any thoughts? Thanks for viewing. Still snow here but melting fast.
I sold the wife's 17' Levo and was looking for a replacement. The 21' Kenevo was $1500 cheaper than a new Levo. The Kenevo didn't have the 700wh battery but that's ok. I needed a bike with low seat height for the wife. She rides with the seat up, of course, but likes to put her feet down when stopped. I think the suspension and brakes were better on the Kenevo than the $7500 Levo comp. One of the reasons I chose the Kenevo was the 27.5 tires. The new Levo had 29" wheels and a 12 speed. Two things I didn't want. Of course my wife doesn't do gnarly downhill but that doesn't mean I can't sneak a ride when she is working. ?
I'm wondering what effect the flip chip will have if I change it. A quick ride around the driveway showed that I would like to change the steering a little for her. Any thoughts? Thanks for viewing. Still snow here but melting fast.
