Not if you buy an older version from somebody ?S Works pricing always inflated, so no surprise there really.
Not if you buy an older version from somebody ?S Works pricing always inflated, so no surprise there really.
What about that unsettling ‘tippy forward’ feeling just as you drop into something steep in the Gen 2 frame: still there in the Gen 3? I predict it will be... let us know ?Rode the Sworks two weeks ago in Pacifica and I am digging the mullet and geometry. In trails called Two Pines and Amanita where I rode the 2022 Levo back to back with my 2021 Levo, the new Levo is just easier to turn and maneuver on those really tight switchbacks. The steeper seat tube able and longer front-center also put me on a middle of the bike which contributed to a more balanced position.
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Do not have that feeling on my Gen 2 and did not have that feeling as well on Gen 3.What about that unsettling ‘tippy forward’ feeling just as you drop into something steep in the Gen 2 frame: still there in the Gen 3? I predict it will be... let us know ?
What do you mean by 'tippy forward"? This bike is slacker, which should allow you to keep your weight back.What about that unsettling ‘tippy forward’ feeling just as you drop into something steep in the Gen 2 frame: still there in the Gen 3? I predict it will be... let us know ?
Yup, I confirm I can also see 2.2 motors on 2021 Levos on local Spesh site ...
Someone asked this question during the webinar I was invited to and they said no.
A bike that lasts ten years? Ah fuck noinitially I did not see much difference, after watching Rob's review I realize that I am wrong to a point. There are some good changes however not enough for me to sell my 1 year old Levo and add another 10000 to get one of those. Additionally if Specialized is watching, they need to start futureproofing these bikes. With this investment they need to last. And I am not saying 2 to 4 years, these need to be a 10 year bike. My current worry are batteries. Seems it is almost impossible to get a Gen 1 battery right now. This means that someone that bought a 2018 bike might have a dead 10000 bike after 3 years solely because they can no longer find a battery. Not to mention the resale will die if replacement batteries cannot be had.
Rode the Sworks two weeks ago in Pacifica and I am digging the mullet and geometry. In trails called Two Pines and Amanita where I rode the 2022 Levo back to back with my 2021 Levo, the new Levo is just easier to turn and maneuver on those really tight switchbacks. The steeper seat tube able and longer front-center also put me on a middle of the bike which contributed to a more balanced position.
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I'm on those trails pretty much daily on my 2019 Expert. I can totally see it being better on Two Pines. Those switchbacks are so tight!
The engine is exactly the same according to ribs yt video.No the frames totally new, and the motors had some changes too. Its a whole new bike
Sure, but when COVID dies down. Just hit Trailforks or Strava and you'll find most all except the hidden onesCare to show me around sometime? Ridden Pacifica twice and still trying to figure some good loops. I live in San Bruno and recently got a 2021 Levo Comp.
Take a look on UK Specialized site, under 2021 Levo Comp specs of the motor says this:Can you take a snapshot of where you are seeing this? I am waiting on a full replacement 2021 Levo comp...hope to get the updated motor!
Has new wider belt and waterproofing differences.The engine is exactly the same according to ribs yt video.
Interesting to see in Ebike-Mtb’s bike of the year test the new Levo doesn’t come out on top, they give the Merida E160 the top gong, with the older Levo having won for the 3 years previously.
they rate the new Levo but say the improved downhill performance has been at the expense of some all round ability (Which actually makes the bike a bit more appealing to me ?)
the test is a good read, 25 bikes in it and some refreshingly upfront opinions on the bikes tested.
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There's a little secret many EMTBers don't know about. On the left handlebar there's a little lever you can push with your thumb. A lot of people try this when they're standing next to the bike and nothing happens so they presume it does nothing.What about that unsettling ‘tippy forward’ feeling just as you drop into something steep in the Gen 2 frame: still there in the Gen 3? I predict it will be... let us know ?
Before someone ask, here is a tech list of rear shock
2021 Series FLOAT X2
Part number: 979-63-010
Short ID: D9MP
Description: 2021, FLOAT X2, F-S, K, 2pos-Adj, Specialized, Levo F1, 210, 55, CL002, JCR010, Rezi CM, SBC S08 Dream Silver Satin/SBC W03 Metallic White, Neutral Logo, N/M
That is an absolutely perfect analogy! Zim Zimmer.OK .. so it's expensive .. as you'd expect. If you want a Golf GTi buy a Golf GTi. If you want a Lamborghini, buy a Lamborghini. Don't embarrass yourself at the Lamborghini dealership telling them you can get a Skoda for a lot less money and some of the parts are the same.
The geometry look good, the specs look great out of the box.
But I guess the big question everyone's too afraid to ask ... what's walkmode like ?
Did you watch the Video I posted, I wouldn't call it technical but Matt Lombardi climbs like a goat on there.I thought on 1st impression ah they have moved the motor to shorten the chain stays .
I will be interested to hear how it likes tech climbs ?
What ? When the hell did that happen ? I must have been working on it being a super leap year.It’s march
Not the answer I was looking forWhat ? When the hell did that happen ? I must have been working on it being a super leap year.
But you cant just talk about a bike without mentioning its price - so not wishing to invoke the wrath of zimmer - but it is a little (understatement!) on the punchy side pricewise (at least at rrp) compared to very very similar bikes from other brands.
and hi payed 14000 euro?? wow!Here is one in the real world. The 2020 is mine and my buddy pick up a 2022 today.
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