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Specialized Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy: the comparison

The Specialized Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy adds a FOX 36 Rhythm fork, GENIE-equipped FLOAT X shock, Eagle 90 transmission and Maven brakes to the same adjustable M5 chassis and 840Wh platform. It is the more complete alloy build for riders who intend to ride hard immediately rather than upgrade the base model.

Read Specialized Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy review and buying options

Reasons to consider it

Higher-grade FOX/GENIE suspension
Powerful Maven brakes and Eagle 90 drivetrain
Large 840Wh battery

Compromises to accept

Requires careful suspension and geometry setup
Heavy and costly to transport
More expensive than the capable base Alloy

An alternative worth comparing

Compare suitability first. These alternatives can have different prices, equipment and service arrangements.

Practical differences to check
Bike	Useful for	Main compromise	Recorded price
Specialized Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy	frequent technical-trail riders who want the full-power Levo 4 alloy frame with stronger suspension, braking and drivetrain performance out of the box	Requires careful suspension and geometry setup	£4,949 29 August ; check current price
Specialized Levo SL 2 Comp	experienced trail riders who still want to work on climbs and prioritise natural handling, playfulness and easy line changes over maximum shuttle-style assistance	Much less torque than full-power eMTBs	£5,399 29 August ; check current price

Fit, charging and carrying

Fit: Check the geometry and size chart for the exact Turbo Levo 4 Comp Alloy.
Listed weight: 25.70 kg in size S4; Specialized states weight varies by size, colour and component variation.
Battery: 840 Wh capacity supports up to 5.33 hours of ride time
Gearing: SRAM 90 trigger, 12-speed, single click; SRAM Eagle 90 T-Type; SRAM XS-1275, 12-speed, 10-52t

Before you buy

Confirm the exact model, model year, frame size and fitted battery. Similar names can hide different builds.
Check reach, standover and lifting weight. Try the bike through your real storage route and test ride it if fit or handling is uncertain.
Ask who assembles the bike, handles electrical diagnostics and supplies replacement batteries and chargers.
Check the seller, final delivered price, delivery date, returns cost and written warranty before paying.
Allow for a suitable lock, storage, luggage and weather protection alongside the bicycle budget.

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