2022 Specialized Turbo Levo S-Works E-Bike (2024)

FAQs

How long does a specialized Turbo Levo last? ›

Range varies with how you ride, where you ride, and which mode you ride in, but you can expect up to 3.5 hours of ride time using ECO mode from the internal battery alone.

Compare: 2022 Specialized S-Works Turbo Levo vs Turbo Levo Expert – 99 Spokes. The Specialized S-Works Turbo Levo and Specialized Turbo Levo Expert are both 29″ / 27.5″ carbon frame full suspension enduro e-bikes. The S-Works Turbo Levo has better components, a better fork, and higher gearing.

Like all Type 1 vehicles, the max speed the motor allows is 20 mph. But when it reaches that 20 mph max, the two freewheels in the motor disengage from the crank and the bike starts pedaling naturally, which makes it a much smoother ride.

Turbo batteries have a warranty for 2 years or 300 charge cycles—whichever comes first. If you're the second, or later, owner of a Specialized or Roval product, you are eligible for a two-year warranty from the date of the original retail purchase. Our complete policy, with all terms and conditions, is included below.

Recommended Pressures & Spring Rates for the Specialized Turbo Levo Alloy Long Shock Kit | 2022 - Current (STLA-1000) Recommended sag at the shock is 18-20 mm. This equates to 28-30% sag. This link does not require excess amounts of sag to achieve small bump sensitivity.

What is the maximum 27.5”+ tyre size that will fit on the new Turbo Levo? We recommend a maximum 27.5+ tyre size of 27.5 x 2.8”, but theoretically, the bike is capable to even fit 3.0” tyres.

With the dials turned up, the Turbo Levo provides unrelenting assistance, so it's not just the descents that are fun, but the climbs too. Despite the large 700 Wh battery and robust components, the Turbo Levo is remarkably light, weighing just 22.04 kg.

Instead, Specialized manufacture their motors in Switzerland, giving them the ability to design their drive systems specifically around their bikes, versus manufacturing their bikes around a drive system by someone else. At the heart of the Levo SL, you'll find Specialized's new SL1. 1 motor.

What is the difference between Turbo Levo and Kenevo? ›

As you can see, the motor specs are identical. The biggest difference between the Levo and Kenevo is the user experience. The Turbo Kenevo SL has a significantly more advanced control display integrated into its top tube: Mastermind TCU.

Keep in mind that the Specialized Turbo Levo has a relatively Linear leverage ratio, meaning the bike was designed around a progressive shock. If you do decide to use a Coil shock then you will find it best to use our Progressive Valt Spring. You will need the 55mm version.

What height is a 26-inch mountain bike for? A 26” mountain bike is the ideal set-up for younger riders or shorter adults who are between 4'10” and 5'5”. This smaller size is also great for riders that are not as confident on the trails.

Motor. Motors can easily outlast other components of an e-bike. It could last up to ten years or more than 10,000 miles—which is about the same lifespan as the electric bike itself. Moreover, if it fails, you often can get it replaced depending on your manufacturer's warranty, so it is a very low risk investment.

"The bikes are built to last a lifetime, but the batteries typically run out of power after four and six years, said Chris Yu, chief product officer at Specialized.

The Turbo Levo Comp has a carbon frame, better components, a better fork, and higher gearing; while the Turbo Levo Alloy has an aluminum frame.