Powerful & Adaptable, But Isnt Totally Balanced - Specializeds Levo 4 | Pinkbike eMTB Field Test @pinkbike
Powerful & Adaptable, But Isnt Totally Balanced - Specializeds Levo 4 | Pinkbike eMTB Field Test  @pinkbike
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Specialized seems to have honed in on their preferred formula for the trail/all-mountain category, with the Stumpjumper 15 and Levo 4 following many of the same cues. About 150mm of travel, a 160mm fork, and a wide array of geometry adjustments come standard. The Genie shock offers another bevy of alterations, with air volume and bottom-out support easily changed to suit the use case.

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