Statorwerk · motor identification
Paste the motor serial, get the generation. The decoder runs against a known-ranges table for both Turbo Levo and Turbo Kenevo — Gen 1 ↔ Gen 2 ↔ Gen 3, with the year-model overlap windows surfaced in plain language.
Use this page before the intake form on the home page. The decoder doesn’t save anything — the result card hands off directly into a ticket with the model already selected, so the bench gets a clean S/N from the start.
Decoder
We compare the S/N against known Specialized production runs for both Levo and Kenevo. No data leaves your browser.
Where to find it
Knowledge base
The decoder is the most reliable path, but visual clues from the frame markings help when the S/N sticker has rubbed off.
Each Specialized generation ships a slightly different drive unit. The outline of the motor shell and the etching on the drive-side cover are reliable even when the sticker is gone.
Turbo Levo · Gen 1
Brose 1.2 / TQ HPR 120S
Rounder, taller motor shell. Logo either reads "TQ" on 2016 frames or "Brose" on 2017–2019. Drive cover exposes a single-stage sprocket.
Turbo Levo · Gen 2
Brose 1.3
Slimmer shell with a more compact clutch housing. "Brose" laser-etched on the drive-side cover. Two-stage sprocket visible behind the skid plate.
Turbo Levo · Gen 3
S-Mag / TF mag
Streamlined magnesium-alloy housing. No external clutch cover — the unit sits recessed into the down tube with a one-piece skid plate.
Turbo Kenevo · Gen 1
Brose 1.2
Same Brose 1.2 shell as the Levo Gen 1, but the swingarm is wider to clear the 180mm rotor. Drive cover exposes the single-stage sprocket.
Turbo Kenevo · Gen 2
Brose 1.3
Brose 1.3 shell as used on the Levo Gen 2, mounted to the longer-travel Kenevo chassis. Two-stage sprocket sits behind the skid plate.
Turbo Kenevo · Gen 3
S-Mag
S-Mag on the Gen 3 Kenevo frame — same magnesium housing as the Levo Gen 3, including the recessed-into-downtube mounting.