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    Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club)

    I come from the western part of Germany near the Dutch border. We have opencast lignite mining here with many recultivated areas. There are narrow forest paths, gravel paths, fast cycle paths and old railroad lines as cycle paths. Quite varied routes.
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    Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club)

    Yeah, I have read through the 111 pages. The Tracer and Pathfinder are on my list. On my gravel bike i have the Schwalbe G-One Allround 700x40 in tubeless. Since it does not fit on the EQ, I would have to use the 700x35. Still have some time for a decision until the first bike service is due.
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    Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club)

    Thanks. Wasn't easy to find a bike since i'm 1.93m and need the XL frame size. There was a shop that had the XL frame but only one bike in yellow. From the pictures i wasn't sure about the color but in real it lookes great.
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    Hi from germany

    Just registered here since i bought my first e-bike a Specialized Turbo Vado SL 5.0 EQ. I also drive an analog gravel bike.
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    Specialized Turbo Vado SL: An Incredible E-Bike (User Club)

    Hi, i'm new to the forum. I was looking for a lightweight e-bike with full equipment (fenders, pannier rack) to replace my 15 year old fitness bike. Most models have the Mahle rear wheel motor. Only Specialized and Cube use a mid-motor, which I like more because of the weight distribution...
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