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My LBS had both a Turbo Levo SL Comp and Turbo Levo Comp in stock when I made my purchase. I test rode both. Both are sweet bikes. I went with the Levo Comp which was approximately 10 lbs. heavier (49 lbs. total). The Levo Comp offered the 2.1 Brose S motor versus the 1.1 Brose S (SL model) and...

When I got my Rad Rover a couple years ago there was an adjustment that could be made on the current screen to increase the speed. It work for me. You might want to do a search on the forum to retrieve that information.

One of my ebikes is a Rad. It's beeb problem free. Enjoy the ride!

Welcome to the forum. Happy holidays!

Fat bikes are a lot of fun! Congrats on your purchase.

Welcome to the forum. Enjoy your ride!

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Nice bike! Welcome to the forum. You'll soon be happy you have the 29'ers.

I have two mid drives (road and mountain bike) and a hub drive (fat tire). If I were going to do the fat bike again, I would have gotten it fitted with a mid drive. Mid drives are better for trail and torque.

Welcome to the forum. Fat bikes are fun!

My solution to the old leg swing issue was to buy a bike with a dropper post. Thank God for bike technology!

Welcome to the forum. I often ride in the Hill Country. Lots a great places to ride.

Welcome. Rode in the mid 60's in Fredericksburg today. Great weather!

A fun day on the my Levo Comp. One of the local rides in the Hill Country (Texas). A 14 mile fun single track.

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This is unfortunate but common with "Affordable Consumer Direct" ebikes. There are many companies that offer these cheaper bikes that are not set up to offer support to the consumers. With ebikes you get what you pay for. Yes, bikes from an LBS are typically higher in price but they are...

Impressive video.

If your goal is to buy an entry level and upgrade, save up and buy a bike that doesn't need upgrades. This is an entry level which may be very difficult to obtain support when needed.

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That looks like a fun bike!