Turbo System

Motor

Specialized 2.2 motor provides 250W nominal power and 4x rider power up to 500W.

Batteries

500Wh battery for Turbo Levo (base model) in 2022; 700Wh battery for Turbo Levo in 2023

700Wh battery for Turbo Levo Comp, Expert, and S-Works

Turbo Connect Unit (TCU) or MasterMind TCU

The Levo is equipped with either the TCU or MasterMind TCU, depending on the model. Both units are installed within the top tube and can be used to power the bike on and off. The TCU enables you to change support modes and view current battery charge level. The MasterMind TCU has a customizable LCD display that shows speed, battery charge, mode, heart rate, and other settings.

TCU

1 Change support modes

2 Battery change level

3 Power on/off

To pair with Mission Control app, you need to enter the six digit pincode (4) in the app. The pincode is located on the removable frame decal on the top tube, which should be placed on the last page of your user manual for future reference. The pincode is also located on the bottom or side of the TCU (the display must be removed from the frame to see it).

The TCU uses a CR 1620 coin cell battery. To change the battery, remove the TCU from the frame with a T-10 wrench. Open the battery door and remove the old battery with non-metallic tweezers. Carefully install the new battery. Note: you may short circuit the battery if you use metallic tweezers.

MasterMind TCU

The MasterMind TCU features the same power button as the TCU. You can change support modes on the remote.

The MasterMind TCU uses different colors to indicate which support mode is in use:

Yellow: Turbo

Green: Trail

Blue: Eco

No color: Off

Pink: Smart Control

Light blue: Walk Assist

To pair with Mission Control app, you need to confirm the six-digit pincode in the app. The pincode will appear on the MasterMind TCU display during the pairing process.

Note: Bikes equipped with the original TCU are not compatible with the new MasterMind TCU. Each of our Turbo bikes is designed to perform best with its original equipment. This is especially important for the control unit of the bike since it acts as the brain of the sophisticated e-system. If a TCU needs repair or replacement, please contact your Authorized Specialized Retailer for assistance.

Remote

There are two versions of remotes corresponding to the different TCU displays on specific Levo models.

TCU Remote

A: + and - buttons:

+ Button (top, facing rider): selects modes with more assist
- Button (bottom, facing rider): selects modes with less assist

B: Function buttons:

Specialized Button (top of unit)
- Tap: Selects Turbo mode regardless of what mode the bike is in.
- 2s long press: Selects No Assist mode regardless of what mode the bike is in.
Foot Button (bottom of unit): Selects Walk Assist. Hold down to maintain motor operation at about 3 mph

MasterMind TCU Remote

A: + and - buttons:

+ Button (top, facing rider)
- Tap: selects modes with more assist
- Long press: toggles standard modes or Micro Tune mode
- Button (bottom, facing rider)
- Tap: selects modes with less assist
- Long press: resets trip
+ and - buttons together long press: opens settings menu on MasterMind TCU

B: F1 and F2 buttons:

F1 Button (top of unit): Toggles different display menus on the MasterMind TCU
F2 Button (bottom of unit): Selects Walk Assist. Hold down to maintain motor operation at about 3 mph