I've owned 8 EMTBs and the Kenevo SL is my favorite... with that being said, I wanted a seat tube angle update and something that can hold a 180+mm dropper. Fix that and its perfect
I’ve been riding mine for the last month. I really like it. It’s definitely an Enduro bike. It’s not perfect. There was definitely a short shakedown period. I don’t have a huge frame of reference in terms of SL style bikes but I’d take this over the Kenevo SL any day of the week. The Fazua Ride 60 system is excellent. The 430wh battery gives the bike great range. For what I paid the spec is incredible. Transition’s giddy up linkage does make a very long travel bike feel surprisingly poppy. The geo is comfortable. It’s the best climbing SL that I’ve been on.
Most of these brands, except for the Kenevo, aren't easy to find in the US. It seems the SL category has taken off much faster in the EU, as well as the overall acceptance of eMTB..
The Kenevo SL has the best looking frame design IMO. Now that it has more power I would consider it as a top choice. But.....imagine if Specialized could bump it to a full power motor.
I'm really trying to get the Heckler SL to test but it seems hard to get my hands on... thanks for the kinda words and as @sdtrailrider8070 mentions its a Trail Ebike
I love the look of some of the lesser known brands, but a lot of them are difficult to find a dealer that can service and repair them unless you happen to live closer to a big city. For the rest of us, we're limited to the bigger brands like spesh and trek. These bikes DO fail and i want to be close to someone who's going to fix it, and quickly
So 2 days ago I got upto 60kph going down a steep hill. I thought to myself if anything just snaps here I am going to hospital for a few weeks. Fortunately my bike is all aluminum. So I just cycled home and thanked my innate sense not to have a carbon bike.
Dude… Times are changing and so are the manufacturing methods for carbon frames! Maybe that was the case in the past, but today? I‘m not an expert, but it also depends on your riding style! Speed is not the problem, big jumps and the lack of good components are more of a problem!
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Riders WHAT are the Best Enduro SL ebikes for 2024? these are my Top 10, what's your favourite?
Hey Sam... how about an SL dream build in the future!?
Great idea! What should I build it off?
@SamsBikes I say new levo... 😀 interested in seeing your component choices on a SL of any kind!
I've owned 8 EMTBs and the Kenevo SL is my favorite... with that being said, I wanted a seat tube angle update and something that can hold a 180+mm dropper. Fix that and its perfect
It’s a beast and grab a OneUp dropper
I’ve been riding mine for the last month. I really like it. It’s definitely an Enduro bike. It’s not perfect. There was definitely a short shakedown period. I don’t have a huge frame of reference in terms of SL style bikes but I’d take this over the Kenevo SL any day of the week. The Fazua Ride 60 system is excellent. The 430wh battery gives the bike great range. For what I paid the spec is incredible. Transition’s giddy up linkage does make a very long travel bike feel surprisingly poppy. The geo is comfortable. It’s the best climbing SL that I’ve been on.
Sam with another BANGER!!!! I can't wait to try a superlight!
Thanks bro! Yep which one you interested in?
@@SamsBikes there’s a top secret one coming out this summer.😉
@TopToBottomMTB oh really well you enjoy that and I can’t wait to hear about it
I'd love to try the new KSL in S3 size and the new quiter motor 😍 The R375 looked amazing in person. So much quality in the Rotwild side.
Yes mate I know you loved the KSL
Hello Sam, greetings from Thailand. Enjoy SL comparison. Blue skies...
You John how’s it all going mate? Loving Thailand ?
Most of these brands, except for the Kenevo, aren't easy to find in the US. It seems the SL category has taken off much faster in the EU, as well as the overall acceptance of eMTB..
Yep it seems you can only get Kenevo SL and the Transition Relay which is not a bad thing they would be my top 1&2 picks
The Kenevo SL has the best looking frame design IMO. Now that it has more power I would consider it as a top choice. But.....imagine if Specialized could bump it to a full power motor.
Yep the Kenevo SL wins in the looks department but on the trails wow 🤩
Great list, useful data for consideration. Great video.
Thanks rider
Is it difficult to get the new Heckler SL down there or test ride? Thanks for all the work on these awesome videos!
I think the Heckler SL falls a little short in the travel to make his enduro category. Sick bike though...
I'm really trying to get the Heckler SL to test but it seems hard to get my hands on... thanks for the kinda words and as @sdtrailrider8070 mentions its a Trail Ebike
SC Bullit SL probably will be coming
totally agree @@emtbtrailrider539
@@emtbtrailrider539 I hear the new full fat Bullit will have a sram motor. Who knows tho.
I love the look of some of the lesser known brands, but a lot of them are difficult to find a dealer that can service and repair them unless you happen to live closer to a big city. For the rest of us, we're limited to the bigger brands like spesh and trek. These bikes DO fail and i want to be close to someone who's going to fix it, and quickly
That’s a good point in Europe we do have more SL to choose from!
i think the new Scott Voltage 😍must be in this list 😎
Agree but it’s still a trail bike at 160/155 no?
Bosch better than the Fazua? Can see it steam rolling the competition. 250Wh range extender is the one too
not sure I have not tested the Fazua yet!
My Relay PNW gets here next week. I’ll let you know!
Lucky man let me know
I ordered one a week ago. Waiting for my PNW also.
Missing ehe new Cannondale full power Ep801 SL!
Oh yes 🙌 but that would be a trail bike haha 😂
forestal stalling on their promised range extenders, somethings going on with that!
I know its a shame
Santa Heckler SL
So no mention of their weights ?
What are you talking about all bikes have there weight
I thing is missing Ghost path riot full party
Evil apocalypse
So 2 days ago I got upto 60kph going down a steep hill. I thought to myself if anything just snaps here I am going to hospital for a few weeks. Fortunately my bike is all aluminum. So I just cycled home and thanked my innate sense not to have a carbon bike.
What a coincidence! I did exactly the same thing 2 days ago but I was on my RX.375! 😉
@@42k1000 Keeps us all updated on your progress to catastrophic carbon part failure
Dude… Times are changing and so are the manufacturing methods for carbon frames! Maybe that was the case in the past, but today? I‘m not an expert, but it also depends on your riding style! Speed is not the problem, big jumps and the lack of good components are more of a problem!
@@42k1000 You might like to ponder the maximum peak load shocks your carbon parts are certified for.