Levo Gen 3 Specialized Gen 3 Sizing

[Gonga30]

For all of you 6’4” Specialized Gen 3 Turbo Levo riders! What are you trending towards…S5 or S6 sizing? View attachment 87776
How does this size look?

 

[surflj]

I am 6' 7" and went with the S6. Didn't have an S5 to demo. S6 seems good.

 

[GeorgesEBike]

I'm 6'1" and love my S5 Levo! I would 100% get the S6 if I was 6'4".

 

[Beanz]

I'm 6'2" and I wouldn't want to go smaller than my S6.

 

[iXi]

I'm 6`2“ and went the s5 but shortened the stem as it seemed too long

 

[Snommelier]

Hi, I’m 190cm and S5 with front in slack position feels perfect.

 

[Stompweaver]

6’3” on an S6. Head angle slack, chainstay/BB in the high position. I love it, the only bike that I have ever had that feels like it actually long enough. I sat on an S5 and it felt too short for me. I like long bikes though. Try and have a sit on both so you can make an informed decision.

 

[Gonga30]

6’3” on an S6. Head angle slack, chainstay/BB in the high position. I love it, the only bike that I have ever had that feels like it actually long enough. I sat on an S5 and it felt too short for me. I like long bikes though. Try and have a sit on both so you can make an informed decision.

Great info thank you...I'm 6'4" and have the S5...feels good maybe a tad short however we have a ton of tight switchbacks where I ride so the bike is very mobile. I finally got the chance to sit on the S6 and it certainly felt very good. I may be splitting hairs here as I'm sure both are fine for our height...
I appreciate your feedback...

 

[z1ppy]

Interesting thread, I’m 6’2” & have tried a S5. I liked it a lot, such a great handing bike, but it felt a little short, especially compared to my gen2 XL. My XL is a bus though on switchbacks, so the S5 size is tempting. I’ve sat on a S6 (sold S-works, so only a quick sit, couldn‘t afford to scratch it) & it felt more like my gen2 XL.

 

[Stompweaver]

We have a lot of tight steep switchbacks here and honestly I have never had a problem with the length of an S6. It was a concern when I was buying it but it proved to be unfounded. I can only think of one corner that I struggle to get it round but it’s virtually impossible to do on any bike unless you have the sweet enduro endoing skills which, alas, I don’t. I will say it’s a less agile on jumps than a smaller bike but more stable on the trails. It’s a monster; the faster you go, the better it gets. It’s definitely quicker than my old S5 Kenevo and that was faster in turn than my Gen 1 XL Kenevo.