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Our forty-year passion for creating the best mountain bikes possible led us to the new Turbo Levo. This bike sets new standards in terms of riding experience, reliability, adaptability and connectivity. It combines 160/150 mm travel, progressive geometry, sophisticated motor support and the advanced MasterMind Turbo Control Unit to offer you a breathtaking riding experience.

• The new Turbo Levo embodies everything we've learned about mountain biking over the past few years - the perfect combination of tuned chassis, suspension, geometry and motor support that adds up to an incredible trail riding experience. It is the liveliest and most agile 4x Du E-MTB we have ever developed.
• The MasterMind Turbo Control Unit (TCU) is essentially the “brain” of the bike. It's the hardware and software that controls how the motor, battery, bike and you interact. It enables real-time support tuning while riding and displays all relevant data about your bike and your ride. The MasterMind TCU also enables over-the-air updates so your bike gets better over time. Additionally, the MasterMind TCU can communicate with your Mission Control app to enable advanced tuning options, on-trail diagnostics and more.
• We chose a Mullet setup with a 27.5” wheel at the back and a 29” wheel at the front. This leads to a much more playful and agile ride that other e-MTBs lack.
• The new Turbo Levo features six geometry settings that allow you to easily adapt to your riding style and improve performance on any terrain, from easy forest highways to technical singletrack. The choice is yours: Choose one of the three head tube angles and vary the bottom bracket height thanks to the flip chip on the Horst Link.
• With its 160/150 mm travel (150/150 mm for frame size S1), the new Turbo Levo is ready for anything. It smooths over small bumps and absorbs rough impacts without throwing you off track. Despite its amazing responsiveness, this bike puts your power on the trail with absolute efficiency.
• S-Sizing is a style-specific sizing. This means you can now choose your frame size based on your riding style, rather than your inseam length. The explanation is simple: two riders can have the same build but completely different styles. The playful rider who prances around the trails on her bike will have more fun on a smaller bike. The rider ironing over rocks, roots and bumps at high speeds will find more stability on a larger bike.