Specialized Kenevo 2023 Geometry

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	S2	S3	S4	S5
Crank Length	160mm	160mm	160mm	160mm
Seatpost Length	120mm	150mm	180mm	210mm
Handlebar Width	800mm	800mm	800mm	800mm
Stem Length	50mm	50mm	50mm	50mm
Saddle Width	155mm	143mm	143mm	143mm
Stack	602mm	611mm	620mm	629mm
Reach	450mm	475mm	500mm	525mm
Head Tube Length	105mm	115mm	125mm	135mm
Head Tube Angle	64.5°	64.5°	64.5°	64.5°
BB Height	351mm	351mm	351mm	351mm
BB Drop	8mm	8mm	8mm	8mm
Trail	125mm	125mm	125mm	125mm
Fork Length, Full	572mm	572mm	572mm	572mm
Fork Rake/Offset	46mm	46mm	46mm	46mm
Front Center	780mm	809mm	838mm	868mm
Chainstay Length	454mm	454mm	454mm	454mm
Wheelbase	1234mm	1263mm	1292mm	1322mm
Top Tube Length, Horizontal	578mm	605mm	632mm	659mm
Bike Standover Height	799mm	799mm	799mm	799mm
Seat Tube Length	400mm	420mm	440mm	465mm
Seat Tube Angle	78°	78°	78°	78°

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Ride character of the Specialized Kenevo 2023

In size S3, the Specialized Kenevo 2023 pairs long 454 mm chainstays that plant the rear wheel for stability and climbing traction, at the cost of some playfulness; a slack 64.5° head angle that stays composed when it gets steep and fast; a roomy 500 mm reach for stability and standing room; a steep 78.0° effective seat angle that puts your hips over the bottom bracket for climbing.

Those numbers describe how it steers and sits. How the suspension actually feels, small-bump sensitivity, mid-stroke support and bottom-out ramp, comes down to its leverage and anti-squat curves: see our MTB suspension kinematics guide, and put its geometry head-to-head with any other bike in the geometry comparison tool.

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Ride character of the Specialized Kenevo 2023

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