I started with a Creo, then got a gen3 Levo, and more recently a Levo SL (thanks to Specialized new year promo).
At this point, I’ve kept both the full fat E-mtb for group rides and the SL as my analog mtb replacement. But I sold my Creo for an analog gravel bike.
Even though the weight...
I have both full power and SL Levo’s and i quite get it why it has been difficult for shops to sell them…. From a customer’s perspective, like why pay the same for less and some of these Levo’s cost as much as a nice motorcycle.
I’ve been interested in an SL for some time but only bought one...
Currently own a Comp Carbon and in case anyone have tested the different Levo variants back to back , how does the Comp suspension (Fox 36 Rhythm/FloatX) compare to the Pro/Sworks (Fox 38 Factory/Float X2)? Which setup did you prefer?
Also, does the Traverse carbon wheelset improve handling...
I have a full power emtb and enjoying very much as I get to ride further and recover much faster on my weekend adventures.
But when doing short mixed surface rides around my neighborhood, even at the lowest power assist level, I feel that I don’t get enough exercise at times. With my regular...
Just sharing my personal journey as I started cycling only in the past year.
Among newbie friends who also started cycling only during Covid ( we’re mostly in our 40’s), I’ve observed that most of them stayed with road or gravel bikes and wouldn’t even dare to ride offroad. Understandably, with...
Its almost like a flat pedal with more retention on bumpy trails.
I also like the idea that i can still readjust my foot position on the pedal which gives me a much less restricted feeling.
Mud sometimes get in the way for proper magnetic contact but its not a dealbreaker.
Agree! In my case, I probably wouldnt have even gotten into mtb’s if not for E-bikes.
I just started basic trail riding this year and my e-mtb allowed me to focus on learning without getting exhausted. I’ve gained balance skills that I couldnt even imagine 6 months ago.
Unlike most people’s...