The Specialized Stumpjumper FSR EVO thread

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flag sharkeyt69
Posted: Aug 24, 2014 at 11:56 Quote
GoRideYoBike wrote:
sharkeyt69 wrote:
hey guys, im looking at getting a stumpy. my not so local bike shop has a 2013 evo comp 29 on for a dam good price. what im wondering is if there is any reason i should spend the little extra to go with a 2014 model over a 2013


Nope, the 2014 gets formula brakes (arguably not as powerful as the 2013's elixir 5's) and different colors.

if the formula brakes are not as powerful as the elixirs they have to be pretty terrible. i picked up the 2013 that was in question and im having nothing but brake problems with the elixirs. ive had it back to the shop, they bled them and told me im just being too hard on the brakes. i know these things are hit and miss, and now the shop has pretty much washed their hands of the problems.

so im looking at a set of hayes stroker aces for it. does anyone know if ill need to get adapters for them? i havent been able to find any clear info. im also needing to do something with the shifter clamps as it has the matchmakers on it, what clamps do i need to track down.
flag bikerboywill
Posted: Aug 24, 2014 at 12:10 Quote
classicmoto wrote:
Just converted my S-Works to Evo. Fun!

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How does it compare? Would like a go on a standard one
flag shaggy1985
Posted: Aug 24, 2014 at 12:54 Quote
Hey guys has anyone had to replace their cassette on a 2013 stumpy? Mine has started slipping in one gear, didn't think it should wear that quick! If you have, any recommendations for a new one? Stuck with a 11-36?
flag larryssman7
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Posted: Aug 24, 2014 at 14:33 Quote
I would also replace the chain, because both can wear together and start slipping in a short amount of time depending on how much you ride. The XT cassette is a really nice one and well worth the money, but if you're sticking with Sram there are some good options with matching chains. The hollow pin chains are nice.
flag SDKmann
Posted: Aug 24, 2014 at 15:28 Quote
Originally a 2012 Comp non-Evo model, now with the Evo link. Only stock parts are the headset, bottom bracket, crank arms, and saddle. Just finished the drivetrain swap and spent a couple hours cleaning it and touching up the paint chips and scratches. Until the next ride it gets to hang out in more comfortable conditions than usual.

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flag tannerd
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Posted: Aug 28, 2014 at 15:36 Quote
I have a 2013 Stumpy evo expert 26 frame and I was wondering what type of chainguide to run. I don't have a front mech so I wanted to mount there. I ordered etype and it doesn't seem to fit.
flag Spesh-Evo-Carbon
Posted: Sep 13, 2014 at 13:35 Quote
My new custom Stumpy Evo Carbon. It's totally awesome; climbs quicker than my XC bike and descending is plusher than my 2008 Enduro SL Carbon. So happy Cool

Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Carbon Evo

Full Spec

Frame: Gloss Cyan/ Black Carbon [26]
Fork: RockShox Pike RCT3, Solo Air, 150mm travel
Shock: Fox Float CTD, Kashima coating, Autosag and Boost Valve
Stem: Renthal Strata Duo
Handle Bar: Renthal FatBar Lite Carbon Riser Bar
Brakes: Shimano XT hydro discs, 180mm ice-tech rotors
Crankset: Shimano Zee with a Race Face narrow-wide 32t ring
Rear Derailleur: SRAM X9
Right Shifter: SRAM X0
Cassette: Shimano XT, 11-36, with a Hope 40t cassette expander
Pedals: Crank Brothers Eggbeaters
Grips: Lizard Skins - Peaty
Seat Post: Thomson Elite
Saddle: Specialized Henge Expert
Wheels: Specialized Roval Traversee, Rear: 142+, Front: 15mm thru-axle
Tyres:
Front - Maxxis Ardent 2.4,
Rear - Schwalbe Rock Razor Evo 2.35

Full weight: 11.1kg / 24.5lbs Smile

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flag mbc4386
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Posted: Sep 13, 2014 at 17:57 Quote
[Quote="Spesh-Evo-Carbon"]My new custom Stumpy Evo Carbon. It's totally awesome; climbs quicker than my XC bike and descending is plusher than my 2008 Enduro SL Carbon. So happy Cool

Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Carbon Evo

Full Spec

Frame: Gloss Cyan/ Black Carbon [26]
Fork: RockShox Pike RCT3, Solo Air, 150mm travel
Shock: Fox Float CTD, Kashima coating, Autosag and Boost Valve
Stem: Renthal Strata Duo
Handle Bar: Renthal FatBar Lite Carbon Riser Bar
Brakes: Shimano XT hydro discs, 180mm ice-tech rotors
Crankset: Shimano Zee with a Race Face narrow-wide 32t ring
Rear Derailleur: SRAM X9
Right Shifter: SRAM X0
Cassette: Shimano XT, 11-36, with a Hope 40t cassette expander
Pedals: Crank Brothers Eggbeaters
Grips: Lizard Skins - Peaty
Seat Post: Thomson Elite
Saddle: Specialized Henge Expert
Wheels: Specialized Roval Traversee, Rear: 142+, Front: 15mm thru-axle
Tyres:
Front - Maxxis Ardent 2.4,
Rear - Schwalbe Rock Razor Evo 2.35

Full weight: 11.1kg / 24.5lbs Smile

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24.4lbs?!?!! I call BS. Scale shot please!
flag Spesh-Evo-Carbon
Posted: Sep 13, 2014 at 20:22 Quote
mbc4386 wrote:
24.4lbs?!?!! I call BS. Scale shot please!
Why so hard to believe ?
- No dropper post
- Light bar and stem
- 1x10
- light 26" wheels

Plus I said 24.5 lbs Razz
Stop trolling tup
flag mbc4386
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Posted: Sep 13, 2014 at 20:38 Quote
Spesh-Evo-Carbon wrote:
mbc4386 wrote:
24.4lbs?!?!! I call BS. Scale shot please!
Why so hard to believe ?
- No dropper post
- Light bar and stem
- 1x10
- light 26" wheels

Plus I said 24.5 lbs Razz
Stop trolling tup

It's not trolling since you're full of it. Mine is at least 3 lbs heavier with lighter wheels, a lighter crank and a dropper. Everything else is similar.
Something tells me yours ain't that light. That or mine is lighter than I thought.

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flag mbc4386
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Posted: Sep 13, 2014 at 20:44 Quote
Spesh-Evo-Carbon wrote:
mbc4386 wrote:
24.4lbs?!?!! I call BS. Scale shot please!
Why so hard to believe ?
- No dropper post
- Light bar and stem
- 1x10
- light 26" wheels

Plus I said 24.5 lbs Razz
Stop trolling tup

Oh, and the carbon may help. That and the quality of your photos probably makes yours lighter than mine.
flag a-donch
Posted: Sep 13, 2014 at 21:23 Quote
mbc4386 wrote:
Spesh-Evo-Carbon wrote:
mbc4386 wrote:
24.4lbs?!?!! I call BS. Scale shot please!
Why so hard to believe ?
- No dropper post
- Light bar and stem
- 1x10
- light 26" wheels

Plus I said 24.5 lbs Razz
Stop trolling tup

Oh, and the carbon may help. That and the quality of your photos probably makes yours lighter than mine.

Carbon Frame: 1lb
Dropper Post: 1lb
Fork: .5lb
Better Photos: .5lbs
flag TwoWheelMike
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Posted: Sep 13, 2014 at 21:56 Quote
While 24.5 pounds seems low I'm sure it's entirely possible. Last I weighed my stumpy it came in near abouts 30 lbs +/- .5. This is with a dropper post, front derailleur, left shifter, associated cables, 650b wheels and tires, a tube attached to the top tube, a pump mounted to the down tube, and heavier pedals.
flag Spesh-Evo-Carbon
Posted: Sep 14, 2014 at 8:20 Quote
mbc4386 wrote:
Scale shot please!

11.12kg / 24.51 lbs


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flag mbc4386
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Posted: Sep 14, 2014 at 8:54 Quote
Spesh-Evo-Carbon wrote:
mbc4386 wrote:
Scale shot please!

11.12kg / 24.51 lbs


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I'm stunned. I stand corrected. Thanks for posting the pic.

 


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