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Specialized Stumpjumper Evo Special Edition... 14

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Sparky.lab
5/25/2014 2:41am
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TRSr With Mrp MIcro guide and Canfield Bros Crampon
TRSr With Mrp MIcro guide and Canfield Bros Crampon
X01 Yeahhhh
X01 Yeahhhh
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Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
Specialized
Stumpjumper Evo
Frame: Specialized Stumpjumper Evo
Rear Shock
Fox Racing Shox
RP23 A.L
Custom Build
Rear Shock: Fox Racing Shox RP23 A.L. Misc: Custom Build
Fork
RockShox
Pike RCT3
150 mm Travel
Fork: RockShox Pike RCT3. Misc: 150 mm Travel
Headset
FSA
Headset: FSA
Handlebar
Answer
ProTaper 780 DH
Carbon
Handlebar: Answer ProTaper 780 DH. Misc: Carbon
Stem
Easton
Havoc
35mm
Stem: Easton Havoc. Misc: 35mm
Grips
Race Face
Sniper Lock-On Grips/Clamps
Grips: Race Face Sniper Lock-On Grips/Clamps
Brakes
Shimano
New XTR Trail
Brakes: Shimano New XTR Trail
Brake Levers
Shimano
New XTR Trail
Brake Levers: Shimano New XTR Trail
Shifters
SRAM
X01 Trigger Shifter
11 Speed -Red
Shifters: SRAM X01 Trigger Shifter. Misc: 11 Speed -Red
Rear Derailleur
SRAM
X01 Carbon
11 Spd -Red
Rear Derailleur: SRAM X01 Carbon. Misc: 11 Spd -Red
Chainguide
MRP
Micro
Chainguide: MRP Micro
Cranks
e*thirteen
TRSr
170mm
Cranks: e*thirteen TRSr. Misc: 170mm
Chainrings / Sprocket
e*thirteen
TRSr
Integrated 32T
Chainrings / Sprocket: e*thirteen TRSr. Misc: Integrated 32T
Bottom Bracket
e*thirteen
XC External Bottom Bracket
BB30-PF
Bottom Bracket: e*thirteen XC External Bottom Bracket. Misc: BB30-PF
Chain
SRAM
PC1170
11 Speed
Chain: SRAM PC1170. Misc: 11 Speed
Cassette / Rear Cog
SRAM
XG1195 11 Speed
42-10
Cassette / Rear Cog: SRAM XG1195 11 Speed. Misc: 42-10
Pedals
Canfield Brothers
Crampon Ultimate
Pedals: Canfield Brothers Crampon Ultimate
Front Rim
Industry Nine
Torch Enduro 26
Front Rim: Industry Nine Torch Enduro 26
Rear Rim
Industry Nine
Torch Enduro 26
Rear Rim: Industry Nine Torch Enduro 26
Hubs
Industry Nine
Torch Trail
15mm-F 142x12mm-R
Hubs: Industry Nine Torch Trail. Misc: 15mm-F 142x12mm-R
Spokes
Other
Industry Nine
Spokes: Other Industry Nine
Front Tire
Continental
Rubber Queen
2.2 UST
Front Tire: Continental Rubber Queen. Misc: 2.2 UST
Rear Tire
Maxxis
Ignitor
2.1 LUST
Rear Tire: Maxxis Ignitor. Misc: 2.1 LUST
Saddle
SDG
I-FLY
Ti-Solid Rails
Saddle: SDG I-FLY. Misc: Ti-Solid Rails
Seatpost
Specialized
CommandPost
Seatpost: Specialized CommandPost
Seatpost Clamp
Other
Specialized
OEM Clamp
Seatpost Clamp: Other Specialized. Misc: OEM Clamp
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2012
Model Year:
2012
Riding Type
Trail / All-Mountain
Riding Type:
Trail / All-Mountain
Weight
27 lb 15.6 oz (12690 g)
Weight: 27 lb 15.6 oz (12690 g)
Additional Info

Thanks To SaarK For the Great Pics :-)

Additional Info:

Thanks To SaarK For the Great Pics :-)
Sparky.lab
5/25/2014 2:41am
13406 of 16920
14 comments
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astrizzle
9 years ago
I just got new front a rear suspension, can't wait to see how ours stack up against each other once I get my new pics up in a few weeks! 26 Stumpy's all the way!
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jesusrendon
10 years ago
whats your BB height? do you have any problems hitting stones or roots with the pedals?
very nice bike
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Sparky.lab
10 years ago
The BB Hight is like the stock number.
a little issue when peddling uphill in a rocky section some times there is a hit here and there.

and thanks man
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astrizzle
10 years ago
Does a 32T ring work best on that XO1 groupo? How does it climb?
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Sparky.lab
10 years ago
It very depends on the trail you ride in...
i did today a casual ride is some mid\light tech terrain and i didn't got to the 36 plate on the cassette ... i guess in different trail with more hard claiming i will need .... for me 32 in the front is optimal for now... may be in the future i will put 34 when my legs will get stronger :-P
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iceman2058
10 years ago
Bike of the Day November 15, 2013!
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astrizzle
10 years ago
Sweet new pics, so do you prefer the Pike or the Fox 36 on the front? I am looking at moving to whistler so I might have to put on a 36 talas or something.
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Sparky.lab
10 years ago
HI Dude
i tell u for real the PIke is stiff.... Really Stiff!! From the damping between the 36 and the pike i think that there is a close match between them and the PIKE after changing the size of the Air chamber and reducing the PSI is a Clear winner...

but the 36 fox is an Great Shock the only gap that really give a chance to the Pike is the wight 300 Gr lighter then the 36 float.
so thats for me was a closing Deal.

and Thanks again Dude
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astrizzle
9 years ago
So I finally pulled the trigger and got the Pike like you have on yours. Hopefully it will look as sick as yours does soon!! Did you have to get a new front hub or wheel when you got the pike? My stock front wheel was 20mm, do you know if they are convertable to a 15mm for the pike by chance?
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astrizzle
10 years ago
yea I think my fronts are 22/36 and I mainly use the 22 on the trails around here so maybe a 30 or 32 would be closer to what I use. Sick ride you got there, I bet it rips on the downhills huh.
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Sparky.lab
10 years ago
Thnx Man ... yah its a great machine ... does everything as i want climb fast and decent faster :-) ...

really happy with it ... thanks again
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astrizzle
10 years ago
how does the Fox 36 feel on there? is it too much fork for that bike or does it really help the DH performance? I was looking into either a 36 or 34 but havent decided yet
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esstinkay
10 years ago
pretty much the nicest stumpjumper ever.
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Sparky.lab
10 years ago
i Had a 36 in the bike before those and it was hard to leave that good strong security fill of the 20 mm Axle...

the travel is shorter from stock its 150mm now so the axle to crown is like the OEM fork that came with the bike.

and the bottom line is all comes to you if you can live with the wight in the front..(i think that now the bike is more balanced to the front side so it does down like hell) ... i love the 36 with the 20 axle .
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