New Mountain Bike!!!!
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New Mountain Bike!!!!
New bike, yeeahhh!!!
Totally off topic, but this is big news to me. '04 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR for $1299. Got them to swap the V's for some Avid BBDB Five's. Also looked at the '05 Stumpys, '04 Giant VT, and '05 Giant Reign. Stepping up from an '03 Giant Warp DS2. Anyone want to buy my old ride or a pair of hydraulic disc brakes? Here are the brakes on ebay.
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FRAME FSR technology, M4 Manipulated Alloy frame with TransForm Monocoque TT, sealed cartridge bearings, disc compatible, 100mm travel, replaceable derailleur hanger, two sets of water bottle bosses
REAR SHOCK Fox Float R. ProPedal pedal assisting damping. External rebound adjust, twin sleeve design for increased volume. 6.5x1.5”
FORK Manitou Black Elite, 100mm travel, rebound adjust, alloy steerer
HEADSET 1 1/8” threadless, 3x sealed, black alloy cups, cartridge bearings, ultralight alloy top cap and bolt
STEM 3-D forged CNC machined, 4 bolt, 6 degree rise, black
HANDLEBARS Specialized XC Low Rise bar, 6066 butted alloy, 6 degree upsweep, 8 degree backsweep, 640mm width
TAPE / GRIPS Specialized MTB grip, black, double density Kraton
FRONT BRAKE Avid BBDB 5
REAR BRAKE Avid BBDB 5
BRAKE LEVERS Avid SD-5, speed dial adjustment
FRONT DERAILLEUR Shimano M-570 LX, 34.9mm clamp, bottom pull
REAR DERAILLEUR Shimano M-750 XT, long cage, standard spring
SHIFT LEVERS Shimano M-510 Deore
CASSETTE Shimano HG-50 LX, 9-speed, 11x34t
CHAIN Shimano HG-73
CRANKSET Custom Shimano Hollowtech, Octalink XT Spline
CHAINRINGS 44Ax32Sx22S, 4 bolt 104/64mm pattern, Steel chainring bolts
BOTTOM BRACKET Shimano ES-30 Octalink spline, 68mm shell, 121mm spindle. 50mm chainline.
PEDALS Shimano 515 SPD
RIMS Mavic XM117, 26”, black,
FRONT HUB Specialized Stout Disc, 32 hole, 9mm Skraxle
REAR HUB Shimano M-525 Disc, 32 hole, loose ball bearings, alloy Q/R
SPOKES 1.8mm (15g) black stainless, brass nipples, L261/R264mm front, L260/R261mm rear
FRONT TIRE Specialized Roll-X Pro 2.0, aramid bead, 120tpi
REAR TIRE Specialized Roll-X Pro 2.0, aramid bead, 120tpi
TUBES Specialized Ultralight, presta valve
SADDLE Specialized Body Geometry technology, hollow Cr-Mo rails, dual density base
SEAT POST 2014 butted alloy, black, 30.9 x 350/400mm
SEAT BINDER Alloy collar with Q/R, 34.9mm clamp I.D., black
NOTES Chain stay/seat stay protector, derailleur protector, reflectors, owners manual
Totally off topic, but this is big news to me. '04 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR for $1299. Got them to swap the V's for some Avid BBDB Five's. Also looked at the '05 Stumpys, '04 Giant VT, and '05 Giant Reign. Stepping up from an '03 Giant Warp DS2. Anyone want to buy my old ride or a pair of hydraulic disc brakes? Here are the brakes on ebay.
Specs
FRAME FSR technology, M4 Manipulated Alloy frame with TransForm Monocoque TT, sealed cartridge bearings, disc compatible, 100mm travel, replaceable derailleur hanger, two sets of water bottle bosses
REAR SHOCK Fox Float R. ProPedal pedal assisting damping. External rebound adjust, twin sleeve design for increased volume. 6.5x1.5”
FORK Manitou Black Elite, 100mm travel, rebound adjust, alloy steerer
HEADSET 1 1/8” threadless, 3x sealed, black alloy cups, cartridge bearings, ultralight alloy top cap and bolt
STEM 3-D forged CNC machined, 4 bolt, 6 degree rise, black
HANDLEBARS Specialized XC Low Rise bar, 6066 butted alloy, 6 degree upsweep, 8 degree backsweep, 640mm width
TAPE / GRIPS Specialized MTB grip, black, double density Kraton
FRONT BRAKE Avid BBDB 5
REAR BRAKE Avid BBDB 5
BRAKE LEVERS Avid SD-5, speed dial adjustment
FRONT DERAILLEUR Shimano M-570 LX, 34.9mm clamp, bottom pull
REAR DERAILLEUR Shimano M-750 XT, long cage, standard spring
SHIFT LEVERS Shimano M-510 Deore
CASSETTE Shimano HG-50 LX, 9-speed, 11x34t
CHAIN Shimano HG-73
CRANKSET Custom Shimano Hollowtech, Octalink XT Spline
CHAINRINGS 44Ax32Sx22S, 4 bolt 104/64mm pattern, Steel chainring bolts
BOTTOM BRACKET Shimano ES-30 Octalink spline, 68mm shell, 121mm spindle. 50mm chainline.
PEDALS Shimano 515 SPD
RIMS Mavic XM117, 26”, black,
FRONT HUB Specialized Stout Disc, 32 hole, 9mm Skraxle
REAR HUB Shimano M-525 Disc, 32 hole, loose ball bearings, alloy Q/R
SPOKES 1.8mm (15g) black stainless, brass nipples, L261/R264mm front, L260/R261mm rear
FRONT TIRE Specialized Roll-X Pro 2.0, aramid bead, 120tpi
REAR TIRE Specialized Roll-X Pro 2.0, aramid bead, 120tpi
TUBES Specialized Ultralight, presta valve
SADDLE Specialized Body Geometry technology, hollow Cr-Mo rails, dual density base
SEAT POST 2014 butted alloy, black, 30.9 x 350/400mm
SEAT BINDER Alloy collar with Q/R, 34.9mm clamp I.D., black
NOTES Chain stay/seat stay protector, derailleur protector, reflectors, owners manual
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dammit warner -you sold out...full suspension is for sissys
seriously though specialized makes a damn good bike....
the M2s and early M4s are some of my favorite frames ever...made in the goodold USA
not sure if the new ones are though
seriously though specialized makes a damn good bike....
the M2s and early M4s are some of my favorite frames ever...made in the goodold USA
not sure if the new ones are though
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full suspension is da bomb. I've been hooked since my last bike. not that I've got a lot of experience with hard tails. Just from when I was a kid. But I'm hooked on full suspension for now and there's no going back! Unless I find myself a good commuter bike for under $50....
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Local Bike Shop. Great Divide Cyclery. I checked out the Giants at Big Sky Cyclery. You from Helena?
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Thanks! I bought a bike when I was a kid from Great Divide Cyclery, and then this one the other day. Big Sky Cyclery is across the street from the Capital Hill Mall.
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Originally Posted by jacksonpt
Good deal, now quit jabberin and go ride.
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lol... we are in the same boat. Not quite 30 inches, but... we just got a fresh 8" or so 2 nights ago. I'm hoping next weekend riding season will start - at least mountain biking season. I've been trying to road ride all winter.
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Good deal, now quit jabberin and go ride.
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Originally Posted by jacksonpt
lol... we are in the same boat. Not quite 30 inches, but... we just got a fresh 8" or so 2 nights ago. I'm hoping next weekend riding season will start - at least mountain biking season. I've been trying to road ride all winter.
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Originally Posted by gapguy
Man..I JUST sold my Stumpjumper FSR XC Pro last week..nice ride!