Bencab
Well-known member
Hello,
After demoing last Sunday (Feb 9) a Levo SL expert with range extender at Henry Coe State Park for 3.5 hours, about 25 miles, and 6,000 ft of climbing, I immediately bought a Levo SL comp carbon (cast berry). After the ride, I have about 17% left on my my batteries.
LBS is currently building it with few upgrades - Pike Ultimate (new), carbon wheels/bars, and Magura 1893 brakes (coming from my other bike). Compared to my Pivot Shuttle, Levo SL is more agile, nimble and easier to manual. Even though I worked harder on my SL vs Shuttle, I had a great time on it. Looking forward to riding more when I get back from snowboarding trip.
Bencab
After demoing last Sunday (Feb 9) a Levo SL expert with range extender at Henry Coe State Park for 3.5 hours, about 25 miles, and 6,000 ft of climbing, I immediately bought a Levo SL comp carbon (cast berry). After the ride, I have about 17% left on my my batteries.
LBS is currently building it with few upgrades - Pike Ultimate (new), carbon wheels/bars, and Magura 1893 brakes (coming from my other bike). Compared to my Pivot Shuttle, Levo SL is more agile, nimble and easier to manual. Even though I worked harder on my SL vs Shuttle, I had a great time on it. Looking forward to riding more when I get back from snowboarding trip.
Bencab
