Buying a 2017 Turbo Levo 2019?

[Nailz]

So, I have stumbled across a Levo that was bought in May 2017. It on;ynhas 650km on the bike and the battery is at 94% health according to its app.

Guy wants 3200 (euro) for the bike.

Is this a good deal? What am I going to miss out on by buying a 2017 model? What should I worry about or look for?

Thanks in advance guys!

 

[khorn]

I would say no unless there are loads of expensive after market parts on the bike. For a little more money you can find a better new EMTB, look at Vitus for example. The 2017 comes with the old less powerful Brose motor, no handlebar control and so forth.

Give him a "take it or leave it" offer around 2200-2500 and walk away if he say no.

Karsten

 

[Nailz]

I would say no unless there are loads of expensive after market parts on the bike. For a little more money you can find a better new EMTB, look at Vitus for example. The 2017 comes with the old less powerful Brose motor, no handlebar control and so forth.

Give him a "take it or leave it" offer around 2200-2500 and walk away if he say no.

Karsten

That’s great advice. Thank you!

 

[dreads6]

That is a bit high for a 2017 model 3200 euro is around 2760 pounds you can get them cheaper than that second hand imo you should expect to pay around 2700-2800 euros for a standard 2017 comp model.

 

[Nailz]

That is a bit high for a 2017 model 3200 euro is around 2760 pounds you can get them cheaper than that second hand imo you should expect to pay around 2700-2800 euros for a standard 2017 comp model.

Thanks for that. I went for a giant e+1.5 in the end for around 2800 euro. Less than 100km on it. Think that was a sensible option