M2 & M3 UL/EN Battery: Fitting Your Turbo E-Bike
By Specialized Retail AU | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: 사용 방법 가이드
Learn what to check before installing the Specialized M2 & M3 UL/EN 700Wh battery, which Levo and Kenevo generations it fits, and why small parts matter.
Start with the bike generation, not the battery label
The Specialized M2 & M3 UL/EN Series Battery is a bare 700Wh pack that fits Gen.2 Levo and Kenevo bikes or Gen.3 Levo models. That generation check is the first decision point: if your bike is a different Levo or Kenevo generation, the supplied information does not confirm fit, so stop and verify before ordering.
The pack is also UL and EN 15194 certified, and next to the charge port four integrated LEDs show charge status while charging. Those details help you confirm you have the right service battery, but they do not replace the model check.
What the battery record confirms
- Specialized M2 & M3 UL/EN Series Battery (No Small Parts): 700Wh capacity, available as a single Black 700 WH (SERVICE-AM) pack. Capacity and variant are fixed, so match this pack to your bike's expected battery rather than assuming other capacities exist in this listing.

Specialized M2 & M3 UL/EN Series Battery (No Small Parts) - Specialized M2 & M3 UL/EN Series Battery (No Small Parts): Compatible with Gen.2 Levo & Kenevo or Gen.3 Levo model bikes. This is the clearest fit boundary in the record; use it to rule your bike in or out before any installation work.
- Specialized M2 & M3 UL/EN Series Battery (No Small Parts): UL and EN 15194 certified. Certification is part of the product identity, but it does not confirm fit on a bike outside the listed generations.
The small-parts gap is the real installation checkpoint
This is a bare battery pack: it does not include the small parts necessary for proper installation on a bike. The supplied information points you to a small parts guide for the parts required by bike model type, but it does not list those parts here.
That means the practical installation step is to identify your bike model and confirm the required small parts before you attempt to fit the pack. Do not assume hardware from your old battery or from the box will complete the job; the record explicitly separates this pack from the installation hardware.
A safe order of work before fitting
The supplied evidence supports these checkpoints; it does not provide a full torque, wiring or mounting procedure, so treat any step beyond these as needing the model-specific small parts guidance.
- Confirm your bike generation: Check that your bike is a Gen.2 Levo, Gen.2 Kenevo or Gen.3 Levo. If it is not, the supplied record does not confirm compatibility.
- Identify the small parts for your model: Use the small parts guide referenced in the product record to establish what installation hardware your bike model requires.
- Check the charge-status display after charging: The four integrated LEDs next to the charge port display charge status while charging, giving you a simple state-of-charge check.
Where this battery fits in a replacement decision
If you already own a compatible Gen.2 Levo, Kenevo or Gen.3 Levo and need a 700Wh service pack, this battery is the record-backed option. The catalog price is USD 1136.00 against a comparison price of USD 1600.00, but price alone should not override the generation and small-parts checks.
If your bike falls outside those generations, or you cannot confirm the small parts for your model, the honest answer is to pause. The supplied information does not establish fit or a complete installation procedure for other bikes, and guessing those details is not a safe way to complete an e-bike battery replacement.
