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<blockquote data-quote="ph0shizle" data-source="post: 9458" data-attributes="member: 1512"><p>I'd consider myself an average rider at best. I've been riding for about 6 years, 3 hours once every 2 weeks. I'm looking for a new bike but have never ridden an e bike before. Realistically, I'm looking to spend about 7k'ish. And am thinking about the specialized Levo SL comp, turbo levo comp, or the turbo level comp carbon. From doing a quick research, the levo SL comp weighs about 42 pounds, the turbo levo carbon weighs 45 and the turbo levo comp about is about 50 pounds. I know the review videos say the levo SL is much more nimble, etc, but the reviewed bikes were the s-work 38 pound models. My question is, between the 42 pound levo SL base and the turbo levo carbon at 45 pounds or the turbo levo comp at 50 pounds, will it be super noticeable? A SL carbon is out of my budget. Any advice or suggestion is appreciated ! I'm excited to finally join the e bike community! Thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ph0shizle, post: 9458, member: 1512"] I'd consider myself an average rider at best. I've been riding for about 6 years, 3 hours once every 2 weeks. I'm looking for a new bike but have never ridden an e bike before. Realistically, I'm looking to spend about 7k'ish. And am thinking about the specialized Levo SL comp, turbo levo comp, or the turbo level comp carbon. From doing a quick research, the levo SL comp weighs about 42 pounds, the turbo levo carbon weighs 45 and the turbo levo comp about is about 50 pounds. I know the review videos say the levo SL is much more nimble, etc, but the reviewed bikes were the s-work 38 pound models. My question is, between the 42 pound levo SL base and the turbo levo carbon at 45 pounds or the turbo levo comp at 50 pounds, will it be super noticeable? A SL carbon is out of my budget. Any advice or suggestion is appreciated ! I'm excited to finally join the e bike community! Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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