Can anyone comment on this Felt?

[DanInStPete]

Now that I’ve solved my street bike problem I’m looking at mountain bikes. What I really want, but really don’t need, is a Specialized Levo Comp.

I’m looking for a full suspension, mid-travel bike for light, flat trails in FL, and maybe an occasional trip to some hills in NC. I need an XL frame.

This looks like a lot of bike for the money but I cannot find much of anything about it: Felt Redemption

 

[MikeDD]

You need to go to the electric mountain bike forum: https://www.emtbforums.com/community/. You will find information on all electric mountain bikes.

I have a 2018 Specialized Turbo Levo.

 

[Ravi Kempaiah]

Now that I’ve solved my street bike problem I’m looking at mountain bikes. What I really want, but really don’t need, is a Specialized Levo Comp.

I’m looking for a full suspension, mid-travel bike for light, flat trails in FL, and maybe an occasional trip to some hills in NC. I need an XL frame.

This looks like a lot of bike for the money but I cannot find much of anything about it: Felt Redemption

Someone was mentioning this bike few days ago. you may want to reach out to this person.

Current Felt eBikes on ebay: Redemption E50

ebay Seller: wheelandsproket. Any info on the Felt Mtb ebikes on ebay for $2999? There seems to be a lot of them, a current model and, looking at the sales history, they don't seem to be selling too quickly. Frames are basic aluminum geometry with good travel but the components are decent and...

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FELT had stuck with original old rules of brick and mortar store and dealer network and with the onslaught of online sales, they have taken a hit and have unloaded a bunch of really great bikes at exceptionally low price. I agree, that is a lot of bike for the money. But now, you will have one Shimano E8000 and one Specialized Brose system and you can not exchange parts like charger or batteries. Something to think about when switching to a different brand. Keeping the same system has its advantages i.e., I keep one charger at office, one at home and one at my visiting lab... so I can mix and match few things without worrying about range or batteries.

 

[DanInStPete]

@Ravi Kempaiah thanks for that link, some good info. I don’t commute and the Vado battery isn’t swappable with the Levo, so I’m not worried about having two brands. I’m also looking at the Haibike closeouts (I had a 2017 FullNine and it was a great bike, though Yamaha rather than the current Bosh).

@MikeDD thanks, yeah I’ve spent a lot of time there, mostly researching the Levo. Honestly, I didn’t know if I was buying a Vado or a Levo until I said to my bike shop salesperson “Okay, order the Vado before I change my mind” It is tempting for sure to have a Vado and a Levo, to me a dream pair of bikes, but man, the cost...