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I confirm the Fox transfer neo 200 fits the Levo s4 (gen 3 and 4). Gained 2.5 cm travel and it works great so far.

Anyone got the new Fox Neo dropper post ? Any feedback ? I got a Levo Gen3 S4, checking if I can fit the 200mm. I removed the screw and plastic part at the back of the seattube (not sure what it is for) and measured 320mm max insertion lenght, which would work. Thanks

To me, the only Specialized Emtb "revolution" was Gen1, born from nothing. Hard for any new gen to revolutionize the current gen, simply because it is already so balanced & good. This makes our bikes live longer, so if you divide the "high" purchase price" by the years of use, value is good...

Levo gen3 & Rise gen1, the Levo is a fantastic do it all bike for me. I keep the rise for occasional use by my kids and friends.

Ohlins ttx22m is doing a great job at keeping my levo comfy, secure, and planted. No overthinking needed on adjustments, once u got the right spring. I have an ext on my other bike (rise) but I prefer the ohlins.

Possible route causes are multiple, including : - pivot bearings - wheel hub bearings - Faulty motor

@Money Pit , sorry don't know what oil is there, as I got installed by a suspension pro but I can ask them if you want.

@Rod B. thanks, yes it helps. I will look into this as I really like the stock race face wheels.

got mine instralled 3 weeks ago. great upgrade, buttery smooth front, but it adds weight making the front a little bit less nimble at low speed. I fixed that completely (and made even more nimble than stock) by changing head tube angle up one degree, super easy on Levo Gen3. That strangly did...

Recently instralled the Ohlins on my levo, still tuning it (softer spring on order) but overall very good (coupled with smashpot in Fox38). Got a Ext Storia on my rise (coupled with Push ACS in Fox36) , worked great first year of use but then the shock became stiffer (too stiff), sent it for...

recent cracking noise (on loading the pedal) on mine got fixed by changing the rear wheel. Disk, derailleur and cassette were fine, issue is somewhere else on the wheel/hub. The previous cracking noise last year was fixed by replacing pivot bearing.

super easy. step 1 : detach the command from the bar, step 2 : unscrew seatpost and pull it gently out of the seat tube (while you pull the post, you can push the hose in the frame) until you see the hose end coming out of the seat tube. step 3 detach the cable from the post and place the post...

Thanks for the detailed feedback. Sounds like a great bike. Enjoy !

@SenditOTB , can you elaborate a little ? What is your comparison bike ? thanks

nice looking bike, anyone tried it ?