Specialized Kenevo Vs Levo | Long Travel Or Mid Travel?

[@embn]

Would you choose Specialized's new Kenevo or Levo? Let us know! 👇

[@davidking3699]

I'd 'choose' the kenevo... just for the bigger size - which one I would buy? neither, both too expensive in the better incarnations... the base model kenevo loses a lot of spec for not much reduction in price... The S-works Levo is $18,000 in Australia... way too much... I think people who get these bikes from the manufacturer forget normal people have to fork out hard earned coin... and some have other financial commitments... so I can 'choose' which dream to have, but won't / can't buy either

[@timsturdy6009]

Levo!

[@embn]

@@davidking3699 Hi David, to quote Specalized the Turbo Levo starts at $7,600 (Australia)

[@gap9992]

I bought a Levo a year ago. It is capable of way more than my bottle (lack of) will allow so a no brainer for me. Plus I appreciate the lighter weight and 29" wheels

[@davidking3699]

@@embn yes, I know... I have the website bookmarked ... but when you start looking for the higher spec as a purchase (investment?) for a few years (because who can afford to change bikes every 6 months or put expensive upgrades onto a brand new bike), the prices go up and up from the base model... there are reasons to choose a particular spec... maybe the bigger battery, or the better components, and then it is a situation of 'no options', only the higher end model has that spec... I do like specialized bikes, but there are so many competitors in the e-bike space these days... I am the consumer, and I vote with my hard-earned money... if it doesn't stretch as far as a particular brand, then it flows to another place... I am not in a place to start a KZbin channel, grow subscribers, monetise it and then get free stuff as an 'influencer' - all the best to those who do, but I just can't see beyond the price tag in my current situation... If Specialized want to sponsor my 'old codger' bike packing adventures, they can get in contact with me easy enough... I'll even make weekly videos as I travel around Australia on their e-bikes...

[@Sthilboy56]

Luckily I don’t have to decide between the two , I cannot afford either .

[@jasonalaounis6223]

Sthilboy56 luckily you can have anything in life you want. It only requires that you want something bad enough to make it happen all while keeping a positive attitude till you have accomplished your goals. Keep your head up brother and you’ll find anything’s possible. By the way I was homeless two years ago. Your mind and your personal drive are the only two things in life you are in control of.

[@earlteigrob9211]

@@jasonalaounis6223 It also about priorities. Your kids can go hungry while you ride an ebike.

[@jasonalaounis6223]

Earl Teigrob luckily I chose not to have kids since I’m single. Also I’ve worked hard for the things in life I have brother. I’m pretty sure I didn’t tell the gentlemen above to neglect his kids if he has any to have an ebike. I simply explained how being a “ negative Nancy” like you will get you no where in life. Have a nice day troll.

[@earlteigrob9211]

@@jasonalaounis6223 There is a difference between being negative and being being realistic and setting priorities with the resources we have. I can't afford everything I want. In this case I bought myself a Levo and by son and brother a Kenevo. I also support a lot of charities. These are toys. I like toys,.. but everyone has to make the choice as to what in life is most important to them.

[@jasonalaounis6223]

Earl Teigrob for you they may be toys. For me they’re tools to stay in shape with a major back injury and not be so worn out that I have to rest the whole next day just to be able to walk. My priorities in life are to get better. Now for peoples economic circumstances! Each and everyone of us is responsible for that. If you don’t have the money for one you obviously can’t buy one right then. But if you put a plan together and stick too it you could have one of these bikes. If your disputing that fact then I don’t know what to tell you brother. I come from a poor family that could never afford the things that I have now so I guess I’m just “lucky”🤣🤣🤣

[@MrScrofulous]

I chose the Kenevo. My inner child could not refuse.

[@kriso4447]

I have both the 2019 Levo and Kenevo, and I find myself using the Kenevo a lot more. I just find it more fun, and the 180mm helps make up for my lack of skill and cushions those hard landings more. The 2020 Kenevo looks like an awesome machine. At the end of the day, the choice will be down to what terrain you do most of your riding on. My home is the FOD, and the Kenevo is really is at home there, especially on tracks like Y2K and Elephant Man.

[@mogulhopper]

On the brink of changing after spending the last year riding a gen 1 Kenevo . I've spent today testing both a Levo and a Gen 2 Kenevo ......... BOTH bikes are brilliant however making the decision of which bike to go for is I'm finding harder than the house of commons has had deciding on a brexit deal ! Had the Gen 2 Ken been a pig climbing I wouldn't be having this dilemma it was also extremely forgiving which encouraged me to push harder than i normal would have. The Levo though was subserviantly more fun, the 29er gripping and popping surprising well , light weight compared to the Ken and easier to play with. I felt it needed a bit more travel at times and bottomed out where as the Ken carried through. My decision will come down to what the terrain I commonly ride on is which is aggressive XC / trail and enduro ...... heart says Kenevo head says Levo

[@twba1977]

For what you ride I would say Levo all day long.

[@scrutch666]

wow im still at the mtb vs e-mtb vs e-dirtbike stage

[@RiddleKingOnline]

This video is exactly what I needed. Still can't decide though.

[@growlith6969]

I just bought a new Levo Comp alloy, but I was drooling over the Kenevo and really wanted it bad. Thing is that that I was able to get the Levo for $6250 out the door, tax included, and that's on a bike that retails for $7500. The Kenevo was much harder to find a deal on, and retails at $9000, so about $9540 out the door. That $3290 difference was enough to buy a second entry level bike for someone to ride with me, so I got the Levo. But man I tell you, even the Levo is a total monster truck of awesome-sauce. I'm not sure what the 2020's were like, but two years later the Levo is a long slack mullet bike with huge + sized tires and power for days. I still want a Kenevo, it's so ridiculous and awesome that I just can't help it, so maybe the Levo will one day be the borrow out bike. Thanks for the video bud, you shred for a pensioner ;-)

[@danytheunicorn95]

Great video as always!, mid travel ebikes are awesome and super capable, but super enduro/ downhill ebikes are just in another level of awesomeness, its usually the rider the limiting factor, not the bike

[@nathangaffran]

Definitely go for the beefier one. The main reason to get a shorter travel bike, for me, is to pedal, but since it’s an ebike that’s not an issue so I’d get the kenevo

[@jonnybrown5715]

was also my though process, have a big enduro bike that is easy on the up hills, i do mainly bike park, trail centres, etc not XC or bike packing so fit the bill Vs the Levo. if i were more into long distance, XC, etc the Levo would have been a better fit... i think it is all about application that defines if Kenevo or Levo is the right option for you

[@nathbutcher]

I've had the Kenevo for 2 weeks now, I'm as happy as a pig in s&%t. My 3rd EMTB and the best purchase hands down.

[@peter_marcelli]

Nathan Butcher curious how you like it in an enduro situation and or trials?

[@happy_keats]

Hey, just wondering how is it after these years? Did you swap the Kenevo over something else?

[@nathbutcher]

@@happy_keats I still love it, I actually removed the downhill forks and made it a single crown with a 29er upfront. 170mm Zebs and it's a weapon for long missions. I also have the KenevoSL for bikeparks etc.

[@vondooooom6249]

Great review! I appreciate the attention to detail in the specs (vs other reviewers), and where those contribute to strengths and weaknesses. I recently got my 2020 Comp Levo, after riding a 2018 loaner Levo from the dealer for a few months. The new Levo is brilliant! I ride an e-bike due to asthma issues, and I ride rougher xc trails - for that, the Levo is so much nimbler than its predecessor, which I had to really muscle around. I also ride mostly with my partner, who doesn't need an e-bike, and doesn't like to do the scarier downhill stuff. That said, I do love riding downhill, and agonized over which model to buy. Your review substantiates my decision- I will ride Levo 95% of the time, since most rides around here are xc/enduro/all-mountain, and when I hit a downhill track, I'll simply rent a downhill bike.

[@jonnybrown5715]

i was 50/50 between going Levo SL and Kenevo SL. as main bike prior to this purchase was a canyon torque 180mm i was worried i would miss that extra bit of travel as was already sacrificing 10mm... probably didnt need it and the Levo attracted me due to the weight.. Now with the weight reductions i have made i have a Keneve SL in the Levo weight range (my Kenevo sl now weighs in at 17.9KG with pedals :-)

[@grahamsmith9788]

6:32 great shot, and nicely held Steve!

[@levi2954]

my anxiety went up when i saw that

[@Jamminn555]

Outstanding and insights on all levels. Really well presented and produced.

[@malcolmsmit5243]

I built up a 2019, carbon 43LB Levo,w 27.5x2.8, and a 2020 Kenevo comp 50LBs, 27.5x2.6 blk diamond butchers.Either bike I ride really works great on anything. But, like you would expect the Kenevo Hammers through nasty crap with a little more confidence. But the Levo is really flickable and slows down a little quicker. I end up ridding the Kenevo more, since it makes you feel like you are ready for anything. The 2020 Kenevo is a little more stable, turns quicker, and feels lighter than the prior Gen Kenevo's that I had, but I really liked those bikes too. Overall I am a huge fan of Specialized E bikes, which among other things, have been perfectly reliable. To me, the geometry and overall design of the bikes could not have been better. Either bike, will make you feel like you made the right choice.

[@adamotheloanguy]

Just bought the 21 levo Comp and ordered my pistachio 38 fork today. Can’t wait 😊

[@chargeriderepeat7024]

I run 200mm front, 180 rear. Lovely and comfortable for my old bones, but a bit of a handfull in the really tight , tricky terrain because of all that spongey travel and flex. I think longer travel will be popular because older people buy ebikes at these prices and comfort wil be a big consideration over ultimate handling.

[@happy_keats]

I thought the kenevo is more rigid than Levo, huh. Now you got me thinking :D

[@JamesLorentzen]

Levo for me.. and I luv the stick prop, Steve!

[@donaldbartholomew209]

Your videos are great I plan on buying a brand new commercially made e mountain bike.I have one I built from a kit and its a great time.

[@boggybigpants9462]

So the Kenevo comp with single crown forks would come somewhere in the middle of the levo and kenevo expert ....yes?

[@troycarpenter4355]

Can you please make comparison between your Haibike Nduro 10 and the New Kenevo. Which would you have ?

[@latheadventures1390]

I had the 2019 turbo levo comp till 3 days ago when it got stolen (lots of hope parts were on it) I've now just ordered a specialized turbo kenevo expert 2024 which i pick up on the 11th of december 😅 cannot wait!!

[@nohomatt6559]

Got a Levo Comp and was told by a couple guys at specialized if I put a dhx2 or Ohlins ttx it would up the game big time. Keeps the rear wheel planted, when I free up some coin I’m gonna give it a try.

[@jonnybrown5715]

interesting, the only other niggle i have is the rear shock and lack of full adjustment, performance elite 38's on the front if basically factory without the fancy coating so get full adjustability, however rear shock is performance not elite..... (again spec cutting corners) thinking of other options so will look at DHx2 also the X2 factory

[@ENigma-mc6xl]

Just bought this exact Levo yesterday, and rode it this morning at my local trail which allows ebikes.So many dirty looks from other riders during the climb up.

[@HarryKuloh]

Bike envy 😎

[@julesharman6427]

Great assessment Steve. I'm just wondering why Spesh haven't gone mullet on their ebikes: Kenevo with 29 up front and Levo with 27.5 out back ? Wonder how that would transform each.

[@jonnybrown5715]

hiya, if you watch my other video I have gone mullet now.... i love it and agree the bike should be mullet from factory, mullet with DD on rear and EXO+ up front has transformed the bike. when i first purchased the bike and sat on it.. TBH it felt more like an XC bike (just from riding position, height of seat, bar height, reach, etc) than an Enduro monster

[@Nomads_Rowing]

Great plug for Specialized (other ebikes are available!). Bottom line though Steve............... I cannot afford either 😎

[@MrMiatze]

I´m still loving my "old" Kenevo ... even for commuting

[@-zerocool-]

I went 2020 Kenevo Comp, best of both worlds (apart from 500wh battery)

[@terptv710]

Got the kenevo comp, incredible machine

[@stueym199]

Can't wait for the 2021 Kenevo comp.

[@timsturdy6009]

Great VLOG, I'm Levo but sometimes wonder, then this helps, had a great blast out on some mixed single track level stuff at the weekend and smiled all the way!

[@joelrubin6609]

Thank you for the video. It was very helpful. I learned a lot about bikes. Like I know about head angle but wasn't sure how it translates to the ride so I liked your "lazier" vs "livelier" analogy. Nice. The coil on the Kenevo was a surprise. Interesting choice. Anyhow, for price and "livelier" I like the Levo. Can't afford to go top drawer and that's just fine for me. I am a subscriber because you two do a great job.... and I like your dog. It's very cool he gets to go on adventures with you. 🐶

[@spidergold9963]

Kenevo is just a tank. It can pass any tracks or big road gaps. He's really fun to ride

[@alanw.4511]

Most people I know have both. You really need both.

[@JayGee6996]

So which one would you pick? You forgot to mention the specific weights, the kenevo is significantly heavier

[@martinlewis1015]

Jay Gee only one i would pick is my nose

[@chuks051]

Love the one on the left hand side.

[@downhilljedi]

Chose a Levo since I already have a dedicated dh bike for park riding.

[@kenlittle5706]

My paycheck allows one of each, so no problem. (the previous statements are fictional, and any resemblance to Ken's actual paycheck is coincidental)

[@sitonka303]

The stick is very useful for making a point...

[@NXAussie500]

So my question is (based in Australia) do I get a Norco Sight VLT 150mm for $7,300 OR a Norco Range VLT 180mm for $9,300 ??. Im riding mixed terrain of easy trails, cycle way paths and rorest roads. I like comfort and too old for big jumps. Anyway the white Range with Red forks just looks awesome.

[@abelramos8652]

I can resume you: for looooong descends pick the Kenevo. For a “chainsaw” profile ride, pick the Levo

[@earlteigrob9211]

As far as what bike to buy, I'm 6' at 200 lbs and more of a trail rider and just picked up my 2020 Levo this week. My brother and son are both big guys and have ideal weights around 240-250 lbs and like to ride hard. For them, I just dropped the down payment for 2 Kenevos because it is a beefier bike that I believe suits their size and riding styles better.

[@samaxel_19]

Hi please as I watched this review I thought of buying a kenevo, so I ordered a kenevo received it all good but I am having a problem how to install my seatpost? I don't know how to lossen the housing cable to be able to adjust the length.. please can you makes a video on how to loosen the cable please thank you!

[@roadwarrior1459]

Had a 2020 Levo for 3 months, hated it, now ride a 21 Kenevo. Best bike ever.

[@boggybigpants9462]

A up Steve ....what size spring you got in the shock ? ...cheers mate

[@toniobr76]

comparing downhill time can be a nice comparison. Example on a 5 minute track what's the difference?

[@denicetonetti5991]

Levo for me, Kenevo for the husband. We are longtime Santa Cruz owners and find the Specialized EMTB's a much better value. Now just to find a couple of these beauties.

[@chadtague6429]

I actually like the Levo more. The front end feels lighter with the single crown. I may be biased though since I also have the stump jumper and they feel/look the identical.

[@legyvanmaster]

My choice would be KENEVO. I have tested 2019 models of Kenevo and Levo, feeling was great on Kenevo, like it was mine for years. But I ride Giant, expecting new 2020 Giant Reign e+1 these days and it will be great too.

[@mitchwarren1600]

Question : What do you all think about this switch thing where you get an E front wheel ! If it’s doable on ebikes that would make a two wheel drive beast surely?

[@paulkaye6053]

I have a Trek Rail on order. It kind of sits between these 2 Spesh. I hope best of both worlds. Certainly felt that way on the test ride.

[@embn]

Awesome! 🤘👊

[@planet3bike]

Several Levos :) If you're into big gravity riding - there's almost always chairlift or shuttle access at those places. And far be it to say that Levo can't handle all of this with relative ease..

[@juliendebury1519]

My quote on this one would be "Qui peut le plus, peut le moins!" (what can do more, can do less)

[@NBMBC40]

I have the Kenevo Comp 2020, test rode the Kenevo Expert and the Comp is a much better bike? I also ride all the same trail EMBN film at around the FOD

[@bananasstuff3344]

If I could have one or the other for free, I'd have the kenevo. The more indestructible, the better! I have paid more than I'd like maintaining my current bike and i have done a lot less than I want to on it.

[@johnnorth11]

Is it possible to convert the 150mm front shock on the Levo to a 160, or do you need a whole new shock?

[@rehaerman6519]

I feel like I would be cheating if I bought an e-bike. I have a Santa Cruz Branson full suspension carbon mountain bike and IT KICKS ASS!!! It truly excels in the trail and when I finish the trail, I feel awesome, knowing that I did it all by myself without any assistance! If you go with Santa Cruz, you won't ever look back!!!

[@KTMSparky]

thoughts? I'm too poor! the kenevo looks like a real do it all, would love one.

[@SPDTDL]

Levo is changing to the different sizing types next year (21 Model)

[@danrodcr]

I am considering a 2020 Levo Comp vs. Kenevo Comp. Love Enduro and technical trails, currently have a 2018 Intense Enduro bike. My riding time is: 50%flowy trail/30%technical trail/20%bike park runs. What bike would you recommend? Thanks!

[@lindseydevine111]

bit of advice please 2020 levo base model or cube stereo 160 SL what would you pick

[@yanivtur]

I have kenevo 2019 battery 500 and its very small ....how to extend ????

[@alphabravo675]

My levo is medium size im 6ft. I abuse it hard and it will not break. However i myself keep breaking. It jumps it rides roads trails hills up and down no probs strong 27.5 stock wheels its a heavy bike and im 20stone i land hard from height. Amazing strength in that frame and wheels.

[@frankokrisztian1400]

Alpha Bravo could you please check the welding at the chain stay/frame pivot?

[@levi2954]

In my humble opinion, eMTBs are for shuttling to the top of downhill sections. Because of that, I am going to choose the kenevo.

[@rolandfor]

The kenevo expert 💯

[@joebmtb109]

Now hand the keys to Chris and see how they both handle the jumps 🤘 Be good to see if the Levo can handle the big hits. I suspect it'll be more than capable at that too.

[@001PeteK]

Got a budget of £2000 ish £2500 at a push for a new E mountain Bike. I do want to use it on (work and back on cycle paths and roads) and off road though (sherwood Pines my local trail park) any recommendations...? Thanks

[@earlteigrob9211]

Steve, I just put my money down yesterday on 2 Size S5 Kenevos (need to be ordered, btw) for my son and my brother. Now the sizing for my brother is a no brainer since he is 6' 7". My son, on the other hand, is only 6' tall. We have no way of trying these bikes but Specialized sizing says the S5 is for riders that are 5' 10" to 6' 4". Do you think a 6 foot rider is better off on the S4 Kenevo? Thanks.

[@earlteigrob9211]

BTW, I'm 6" and just got my L size Levo this week and my first ride test ride was pure joy. Living in Calgary, I'll have to wait till spring to try it in the mountains, however.

[@Howling-Mad-Murdock]

Well, I’m not Steve, but I would get the shortest bike I could get away with. As long as it’s not so short to hinder you, I think shorter bikes are more fun, they’re more nimble and you get a greater sensation of speed.

[@alphabravo675]

Got 2018 levo had bat and motor update and wow its mint. Get to lbs and ask for free update

[@richslaney]

Well held @ 6:32

[@eddieknight8392]

I'm gona grab a keneevo and run a 180 single crown on it for day to day and run the dual crown for bigger terrain

[@James-dn1hu]

Ide have the kenevo as I already have a enduro non e bike so the kenevo would be better for dh parks and such but then ide probably just want an acustic as don’t recon the motor would help much on descents but some people might use if for uplift if the cars broken or something

[@denesk2794]

Actually Haibike was the first to roll one out AFAIK. They have a 200mm Downhill and also a 180mm enduro (Nduro). I think they have the dual crown and 200mm travel for 4, maybe 5 years.

[@uwe_bike]

Thats' right. I met Guido Tschugg riding the 200 mm DH for a photoshoot at Rampage 2015. I bought the 180 mm NDuro Pro in 2016. This year I changed to YT Decoy 170/160 and I am really happy!

[@denesk2794]

@@uwe_bike I have the Nduro 8.0 for the last 2 years and I was happy with it (minus the NX set that fell apart).. I got a Pivot Shuttle 2 weeks ago. It is only 160/140, but with the 27.5 Plus and the DV-link, it is up to par with my Nomad 165mm...... But yep, one of the guys I ride with occasionally has a 200mm Haibike Dwnhill... If they had a size L here I would get an older version for a second bike to replace the Nduro.... though I am tempted just to throw a 200mm Boxxer or Fox 40 into the Nduro .... I am rebulding it for a "beater"/backup ... that NX set has to go :)

[@Dukesy]

#askembn I really like both bikes. I have a dh bike at the moment but dont really do massive jumps etc. Would the levo still be able to handle small to medium jumps? I like the idea of a more playful bike. I normally ride surrey hills and danbury. Would really appreciate your advice

[@travelly1]

Yes definitely. I ride mine at BPW and it can handle all of that. I have tweaked mine. It has 160mm up front and a 150mm coil at the back. Thing is soooooo much fun. I'll never go back.

[@Dukesy]

@@travelly1 Thanks mate. Money is tight for me. Ive been offered a good deal on the merida e160 900e which I like but I also like the look of the kenevo comp and the levo comp. If im spending alot I dont really want to have to upgrade a lot of parts either. How does your bike feel to ride? can you still bunny hop things?

[@travelly1]

@@Dukesy yes mine is the expert spec model so still pretty light. 21.5kg with a 700wh battery. Still able to bunny hop over stuff on the trail. It carries so much speed it makes it easier in a way.

[@Dukesy]

@@travelly1 sounds epic mate. Will keep saving. Thanks for your advice I will subscribe to you

[@boggybigpants9462]

DukesyTV go for the Kenevo comp mate

[@adammccarthy2157]

Commencal Metapower sx and still save £3300 over kenevo with far better components

[@jasonalaounis6223]

I already have a 2020 levo and have a 2020 kenevo on its way.🙌💯🤙

[@lassegrebart6267]

Bought them both, and love them both.

[@robbybobbyhobbies]

Bought a 2020 Levo last month and jarred my wrist charging up a trail on my third ride (hit a tree-stump with a pedal and the force found the weakest outlet). Wrist was only just recovered from a break earlier in the year :(. Fantastic bike, but now I’m limited to swimming and hiking for a few more months. Anyone know a good wrist brace that they know can take biggish hits without transferring any energy into the joint?

[@patrickgoode6902]

mobius x8

[@alphabravo675]

If i sold all my bikes and all my possessions i couldn't even afford the 2019 versions of either of these bikes. But i reckon the 2018 standard ali version with latest update is mint they go for around 1800 on ebay. Yeah its a lot for a bike but if you find a good one thats done low miles check bat for mileage via the app. You can use with motor off on flat ground to save bat on big rides so miles on app not really a true reading

[@fc1133]

Very nice video. Thank you.

[@drOscar]

Ayyyyyyyyyyy ok , I’ll see it again

[@mattiasodini]

I’m 5’10”. Which size would u recommend? S3 or s4?

[@mattiasodini]

(For kenevo expert)

[@chrishaines3942]

So Excited...and worried. I just ordered a 2020 Turbo Levo Comp but I'm starting to have concerns after reading a lot of negative customer reviews. It seems the Brose motors are EXTREMELY susceptible to failure. Many people claiming to have to replace the battery/motor yearly. When I test rode it, I fell in love. Now that I'm waiting for it and reading more.....I'm concerned. Seems the motor might need to be replaced often like other wear items, such as chain/cassette/brake pads. I understand people are more likely to rant and complain about a product that fails instead of working correctly, so I take negative review with a grain of salt. I also understand that this is new tech and that some people don't/won't take care of the bike properly. But, when people talk about replacing 3 motors in two years and many people report the same, I get nervous. Especially with the high cost of entry. Any input from owners (or Specialized/Brose) would be extremely welcomed. Cheers!

[@TheTomekka]

Chris Haines where did you read about it? I am also consodering levo comp so will be eager to hear more details.

[@chrishaines3942]

@@TheTomekka I've joined various Facebook groups and read through comments. Seems that every third post is from someone commenting on battery/motor issues. I've also reached out to a local friend. Her and her husband both have 2018 models. His motor needed to be replaced under warranty. I do understand that Specialized is doing a great job backing their products though and even fixing some bikes after the warranty period has expired. Plus, my LBS has great service so, I decided to take the risk because they are so freaking fun!

[@twba1977]

I got my levo expert in July, 750 miles later the belt on the motor started to whine. New motor fitted under warranty overnight. I then bought a Kenevo Comp whilst I was waiting. Yes the motors go, but the aftercare is epic.

[@chrishaines3942]

@@twba1977 Thanks for the reply. I guess you gotta pay to play and I suppose these are big boy toys! Glad to hear Specialized took care of you.

[@franciscoteixeira2771]

@@chrishaines3942 My concerns is exactly yours The suport and the reliability from the electric parts are poor or in some places/countries nonexistent .I love the Kenevo not the price of course but when the garanty will ends is my wallet who will solve the problems

[@Po.2013]

Levo with 170 fox 36

[@johnnorth11]

Doesn't that change the head angle too much?

[@goodconway271]

How does that ride? Long Forking it, have you heard anyone else doing this?

[@jaytothesun99]

dude can shred on those E-bikes

[@iconaan]

I would definitely choose levo because I don't drive that much downhill.

[@eddieknight8392]

how about a kenevo with a 180 fork

[@johnnorth11]

It comes with a 180 fork

[@tomquimby8669]

levo - lighter, just suits me

[@deangtr]

omg just wail until tuesday 7.00 pm oz time for your new sl levo

[@brucemacneil]

Why can't I ride as well as Steve and Chris?

[@danytheunicorn95]

because you haven´t practised enough, give yourself time, a year ago I could barely ride a bike, now I can do pretty much everything Steve can do and 20% of what Chris can do, keep practising!

[@brucemacneil]

@@danytheunicorn95 thanks

[@bobble1476]

superb video

[@briangarner]

Well, I have a 160 I love, so the 180.

[@Braselton21]

Kenevo for Bike Parks Levo for the Trails

[@Max-lf6hx]

Kenevo's geometrie makes it very hard to ride it long time for flat ground so i would chopse the levo

[@chickenclips]

great video

[@arijimenez7739]

Good review

[@AleksandarGospic]

Steve's face in the thumbnail 🤣🤣🤣

[@WojcikMateusz]

The Turbo Levo for me, I'm more of a trail guy, downhill is just half the fun.

[@nortondlcl]

Kenevo for the win

[@harrynarine6644]

What the word Levo means

[@phase2services]

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