Specialized Stumpjumper S-works (Carbon Framed) MTB
12 November 2008, 07:31 PM
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Specialized Stumpjumper S-works (Carbon Framed) MTB
Selling My Stumpjumper due to lack of use(been use less than 10 times since built) :
Built new in the Summer of 2007
Spec:
Frame: 25TH ANNIVERSARY S-WORKS STUMPJUMPER CARBON (Medium 17.5") with Thomson seat post.
Rear Shock: Fox FLOAT R with Brain Fade
Forks: Fox Talas RL 100-140mm
Brakes: Avid Juicy 7 hydraulic discs
Gears: Shimano M581 LX front and Shimano XTR rear derailleurs
Shifters: Shimano M-580 Deore LX
Chainset: Shimano M-760 XT Hollowtech II cranks with 22A/32A/44A tooth rings
Brakes: Avid Juicy 7 hydraulic discs
Wheels: DT custom for Specialized X430 rims built on Specialized Stout disc front and Shimano M-525 disc rear hubs
Tyres: Specialized Resolution Pro 26x2.1 inch aramid bead dual compound tyres Handlebars: Specialized XC low rise
Stem: Specialized adjustable
This bike would cost over £3K to build new, the frame alone was £1699, forks were around £550 and the brakes were around £300
In excellent condition
PRICE REDUCED to £1400
Built new in the Summer of 2007
Spec:
Frame: 25TH ANNIVERSARY S-WORKS STUMPJUMPER CARBON (Medium 17.5") with Thomson seat post.
Rear Shock: Fox FLOAT R with Brain Fade
Forks: Fox Talas RL 100-140mm
Brakes: Avid Juicy 7 hydraulic discs
Gears: Shimano M581 LX front and Shimano XTR rear derailleurs
Shifters: Shimano M-580 Deore LX
Chainset: Shimano M-760 XT Hollowtech II cranks with 22A/32A/44A tooth rings
Brakes: Avid Juicy 7 hydraulic discs
Wheels: DT custom for Specialized X430 rims built on Specialized Stout disc front and Shimano M-525 disc rear hubs
Tyres: Specialized Resolution Pro 26x2.1 inch aramid bead dual compound tyres Handlebars: Specialized XC low rise
Stem: Specialized adjustable
This bike would cost over £3K to build new, the frame alone was £1699, forks were around £550 and the brakes were around £300
In excellent condition
PRICE REDUCED to £1400
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29 November 2008, 02:57 PM
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Still for sale, coz i can't find anyone to ship it to Northern Ireland due to the size of the box.
Would consider a cheaper bike of up £500 in P/X
Would consider a cheaper bike of up £500 in P/X
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29 November 2008, 11:44 PM
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The guy has given up on it now.Don't think it would like getting dirty, it's not used to it
01 December 2008, 08:54 PM
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Dean - that is lush, but I'm afraid I have had to report you to the ASA. You join Diamondback, Halfrauds and many other mostly Chinese manufacturers that dont care to mention how heavy theirproducts are! {as if I need to know with YOUR spec 
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Unf I'm looking for a commuter as have a full sus (if abit caveman compared to that!!!)
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}. Unf I'm looking for a commuter as have a full sus (if abit caveman compared to that!!!)
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Dean - that is lush, but I'm afraid I have had to report you to the ASA. You join Diamondback, Halfrauds and many other mostly Chinese manufacturers that dont care to mention how heavy theirproducts are! {as if I need to know with YOUR spec }.
Unf I'm looking for a commuter as have a full sus (if abit caveman compared to that!!!)
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}. Unf I'm looking for a commuter as have a full sus (if abit caveman compared to that!!!)
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With the bid chunky pedals i have on it at the mo (can't do SPD's) it weighs around 28lbs which is quite good for full sus IMO.
02 December 2008, 05:28 PM
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Get the spuds on it's the only way to go
Great bike Dean, had thought about selling my Ozone oxygen but not sure if the hard tails make any money any more, its only around 25lb with front suspen forks which for a 10 year old bike is not bad.
Good luck with the sale
Great bike Dean, had thought about selling my Ozone oxygen but not sure if the hard tails make any money any more, its only around 25lb with front suspen forks which for a 10 year old bike is not bad.
Good luck with the sale
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02 December 2008, 07:33 PM
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Would love to keep it but i haven't used it at all since i bought my trials bike as i'm out on that every weekend, it's to good to have stuck in the garage doing nothing. Hope it will find a good home with someone who will actually use it.
02 December 2008, 11:18 PM
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That's an excellent weight mate. Sat on a £7k carbon full suss bike that was 21lb yesterday!!! Could have gained a second an hour on the way to work with that!
If you have a bike of that spec you MUST MUST MUST use SPD. End of lecture
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If you have a bike of that spec you MUST MUST MUST use SPD. End of lecture
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Never actually tried SPD's but have tried toe-clips years ago and really didn't like having my feet stuck to the pedals.
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