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Changing the front chain ring is pretty common on the Specialized Turbo Levo. With this bike, most riders are trying to get more speed.

I have two batteries for my bike. The original battery was replaced under warranty and I decided to buy another. I can be gone from my home base for more than a month. My bike is part of the enjoyment of my trip. I decided having the second battery would allow me to continue daily riding if one...

For more info on the Levo go to the embt forum. The Levo is the most popular e-mtb. https://www.emtbforums.com/community/

How about using the word inexpensive instead of cheap? To me, cheap means it will not last, and I probably should not buy it. I always look for a good deal, my spendy bike was a rental. I hate to waste my money on cheap items that break or do not last.

Here's another one e-bikes508.com.

Oroville Dam State Park in October. E-bikes are allowed on the singletrack trails. The enforcement ranger is thinking about buying an e-bike!

Try Eriksbikeshop.com for Specialized deals.

Snowed today in Leavenworth. Parked the bike.

The problem with the under $1000 ebikes for me is small motors and is the frame is too large. Even a Rad Rover was too tall for my 5'6" body. In Washington State I cannot avoid the hills.

That's any purchase of anything.

Specialized has e-bikes on sale at their website.

My wife has similar disabilities (MS) with balance and leg strength. She went with a Liberty Trike. This is a throttle only trike with one gear. You pedal as you like and use the throttle to assist and the throttle always brings her home. A 12 mile ride is easy. This trike is easy to mount and...

I am retired also, 69 years. I started mountain biking in 1989. I had to quit because of knee problems. The e-bike changed all that. I also ride mountain roads, some single track if not too steep. I stay away from those steep switch backs.

Specialized has four frame sizes in the Turbo Levo. It is full suspension. There are a few online shops having sales.

I have had my turbo levo for 1 year and still love it. I did have the battery replaced under warranty. I do like the mission control app for track mileage, number of charges, motor temperature and more. You should check out the Electric Mountain Bike (embt) forum for the latest on embt's.

I used an gasket scraper to spread the pistons. It is similar to the Park tool. Its made to remove gaskets for engines, etc.

Changing the chain ring is very popular on the Specialized Turbo Levo which has a Brose motor. Go the (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) website, then the Specialized section. There are several threads.

I have a full suspension e-mtb with 2.8 tires. My owners manual recommends 27 psi for the tires. I have found this psi does not affect the ride that much. You could change tires to 2.4 to 2.6 with a center rib if you still need the off road tires. You do not have to go with a pure street tire. I...

I would buy the Rover and change the tires if you don't like the noise. You are not going to get as durable bike for less money. 8 miles on an e-bike is nothing as far as distance. It's like a 30 minute ride. Ask Mr. Gold about the Rover.

If you are going to keep riding steep downhills, you need a dropper seat post.