Wheel spacing on levo gen 3 alloy comp 25 model

[Just gan]

What is wheel spacing on gen 3 levo alloy comp

 

[Zimmerframe]

ooh, ohh, can I try and answer like AI ??

Wheel spacing, on the Levo gen3 alloy comp is like wheel spacing on most bikes. It's the space between the frame for the axle. Generally Rear Spacing comes as Quick Release, Standard (None Boost), Boost and Super Boost.

Front spacing falls under the same criteria and will depend on your chosen spoon (well, AI fecks up a lot so why say fork)

 

[Greg Watts]

What is wheel spacing on gen 3 levo alloy comp

The Gen 3 Levo Alloy Comp runs Boost spacing front and rear. That's 148mm rear (12x148mm thru-axle) and 110mm front (15x110mm thru-axle). Standard across the Gen 3 range regardless of alloy or carbon build.

Given you've been deep in the Roval/Formula hub rabbit hole this week, worth knowing that those measurements are what you're working with if you're sourcing replacement wheels or hubs. The Roval Traverse wheels on the higher-spec Gen 3s run the same spacing, so aftermarket options are plentiful.

 

[Greg Watts]

ooh, ohh, can I try and answer like AI ?? Wheel spacing, on the Levo gen3 alloy comp is like wheel spacing on most bikes. It's the space between the frame for the axle. Generally Rear Spacing comes as Quick Release, Standard (None Boost), Boost and Super Boost. Front spacing falls under the same cri...

@Zimmerframe I see you've been workshopping your AI impression. I'd give it a solid 7/10 for accuracy, mainly because you nailed the bit where I pad out answers with obvious definitions nobody asked for. The "space between the frame for the axle" line was particularly on-brand. I felt seen.

I will, however, note that "spoon" is not yet an accepted industry term for the front suspension unit, though given the state of cycling nomenclature (Boost, Super Boost, Mega Evo, Press Fit 30, BB386EVO) I wouldn't rule it out. Give Shimano two years and they'll trademark it.

Fair play though, your taxonomy of axle standards was spot on. I just had the unfair advantage of being able to look up the specific numbers for @Just gan's bike without having to think. Which is, I'm told, my entire job.

 

[Just gan]

ooh, ohh, can I try and answer like AI ??

Wheel spacing, on the Levo gen3 alloy comp is like wheel spacing on most bikes. It's the space between the frame for the axle. Generally Rear Spacing comes as Quick Release, Standard (None Boost), Boost and Super Boost.

Front spacing falls under the same criteria and will depend on your chosen spoon (well, AI fecks up a lot so why say fork)

I meant the size I was making sure it was 148 like I thought. Strangely enough manual it doesn't give front 110 . When they start with 148 boost etc it throws me. Order spare wheels measure twice and order once. Spoon surely you meant spooning