The RideLab scanner found 14 current offers starting at €2,599 from 5 shops for the Specialized Turbo Levo SL family. The list is refreshed from availability checks at each shop.
Browse category: Electric mountain bikesAggregate prices exclude offers explicitly marked as used or refurbished. Median and range are calculated only for one shared source currency.
Offers may cover different model years, build levels, frame materials, battery capacities, colours and sizes. Compare the full product name and specification at the shop before buying.
Turbo Levo SL is a lightweight trail e-MTB that adds assistance without the feel of a heavy full-power bike. Specialized emphasises agility, control and responsiveness on technical terrain. It is a separate family from the full-power Turbo Levo, so lower mass and a more natural ride character matter more here than maximum drive output.
The first generation used the SL 1.1 motor, an integrated 320 Wh battery and 29-inch wheels. Generation two moved to SL 1.2; the current specification lists 50 Nm, 320 W and 320 Wh. It has 150 mm frame travel, adjustable geometry and a mixed-wheel base setup, with a compatible configuration for a 29-inch rear wheel.
First confirm that the offer is for a Levo SL rather than a full-power Levo. Then check the generation, 1.1 or 1.2 motor, frame material, wheel layout, travel and component build. Compatibility with the 160 Wh Range Extender, geometry settings and control hardware varies by year and version, so compare the complete specification of the exact bike.
The lowest source price in the current Specialized Turbo Levo SL set is €2,599 at Velo34. It applies to the specific version shown in that offer.
Latest confirmation: September 01, 2026
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