NEW: 2024 Specialized Turbo Levo SL Alloy | Better Than An S-Works? 

Great to see this type of product vlog!

Full Power all the way !

No wonder specialized bikes are so $$$, with headquarters that fancy 😂

It is true, having the SL ebike makes it much more enjoyable to ride here in the Appalachian mountains. I still have my Sworks evo....but we'll see.

SL .. best of both worlds

nice looking bike!

I'm sure a full power Levo only weighs 24kg with a 700wh battery. Whats the point in the SL for a few kilos by the time you've messed around with a range extender? Buy the full power and ride all day!

I think for me full powered so i can ride to Mt Tam, rip around and back which is 3-4 hours

Quite like this, hoping the next stump jumper has the same silhouette

My brain tells me lower end light e bike that isn't actually that light doesn't make much sense but the person sitting on it has a much bigger impact on range

I did a test day on the Levo SL comp carbon end of last year and the bikes handles so much better with the new kinematic compared to the Stumpy Evo. But I found the motor very weak on steep climbs. Interesting that you mentioned the TQ motor being less powerful, I found it to be the other way round. Has there been a motor update on the alloy Levo SL since late last year?

I have A CanondaleHabit neo which weighs 24kilos, which I find difficult to throw around, sip I'd definitely go for the levo SL if it's as playful as Alan says 😎

I paid £5k for the orange blaze version last year. After a few months I went out on my old 2020 full fat alloy Levo and the difference in assist is stark. Very different feel. I enjoy them both for different use cases.

Are the motors more reliable now, plenty of people avoiding them due to problems over time.

I read somewhere that the range extender was included with this model, I was thinking that can’t have been right, also what length are the crank arms they look quite long where most lightweight e-bikes are moving to smaller crank arms.

I have a full powered ebike and want an mid power lighter e bike. I ride my full power most of the time between 30-40nm. I’m a light rider with reasonable fitness. Full power is wasted on me. The Levo Sl is on my shortlist. I like that it has 160/150 travel whereas most alternatives are 150/140.

Grateful to be riding 23' 26.75 pound Stumpjumper EVO carbon. It's a full carbon build with Reynolds Blacklabel Trail Pro 329 wheels. * Haven't ridden E-bike. Ignorance is bliss. But, just bought a 4000 mile dual sport motorcycle for cheap. So who knows, maybe an aluminum SL E-bike in a couple years might be the ticket just because the weight and power of the dual sport motorcycle will drastically alter my perception of weight to power ratio.

600 grams lighter… well done guys! Your reviews are super reliable…

Full power ebike that weighs the same as SL! Bigger motor and smaller battery than current industry standard if fin with me

Real tyres and a 29" rear wheel and it's 22kgs all of a sudden.

isn't that what. the carbon version weighs?

20.2kg - 20.14kg = 0.6kg 🤔

its 60grams :) not 600

Put gravity casing tires plus cushcore and it will weight 22 kg 😂

60 grams lighter not 600

65% cheaper than the S works still makes it ridiculously expensive!

That's a sweet ride. Thing is- street legal/mass market ebikes in my region are under powered by law. A sweet DIY retrofit ebike rocks! I'm 60 and have ridden (and killed) many alloy MTBs since the 80s. I was a fit "Clydesdale" riding lean at over 200lbs. Now , I have a titanium hip and zero interest in suffering on hill climbs. After cracking yet another sweet alloy frame, I've sourced a sweet steel frame. My ride right now is built around a Kona Honzo ST. 29er hard tail with a 1000w mid drive and a 20Ah battery. It is the ultimate Clydesdale ride. I've got it set up for commuting. We need to get ebike laws changed so manufacturers can build bikes that will suit a full grown human being. A factory bike simply won't cut it for a large person who lives in hilly country and commutes on it. My bike flies, climbs well despite my weight and has the range I need to do a 50k hilly loop with room to spare I'd give up a weight savings for the durability of steel all day long. Also, the feel is sweet. Those high frequency vibrations aren't there compared to the Honzo ALDL frame I cracked. I don't want a 5-10 grand ride I know will certainly crack within 2-3 seasons. Never met an alloy bike I didn't crack eventually.

Why? Isn't it heavier? Defeats the purpose of being a "SL" (IMO)...

SL all day long

full powered

03:25 Here's a complex idea, just weigh the range extender instead of scale readout bouncing all over. While you're at it, take off one of the wheels as well as pedals, it will be even lighter. smh.

Full powered all day .

I think it’s awesome that we are letting electronics make us weaker and more dependent!!! So fun and we’ll never have to struggle again. Comfort culture for life!!!

SL emtbs are a joke and completely unnecessary 1hour of riding lmfaooo