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Custom build this last winter. 22 S3 StumpJumper EVO carbon. Fox rhythm 36. XT m8100 drivetrain, 165mm cranks. M8000 XT brakes. Reverb 150mm dropper. Syntace 40mm stem with ti hardware. TCI Carbon 780mm bars. Spinergy mmx 30 wheels, maxxis dhf 2.4 and aggressor 2.4. bike is basically new, less than 120 miles. My son is an xc and gravel guy and never rides this and is looking to buy a new gravel bike.

Full custom build. 360 miles, like new. Built this as my Cascade Crest bike, never been to a bike park. I am a 145lb 48 y.o. experienced rider who rides light. 29lbs as it sits with pedals. The Stumpy EVO 27.5 is the EVO-ist of all stumpy EVO's. Only made them in two sizes, S2 and S3 which equate to long and really long. Reach on the S2 is 465mm. Only made the 27.5 for a few years. Modle year 2020 FACT 11m full carbon frame, asymmetrical design, 27.5 style-specific EVO Trail Geometry, SWAT™ Door integration, threaded BB, fully enclosed internal cable routing, 12x148mm dropouts, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, replaceable derailleur hanger, 150mm of travel, upgraded fox SLS coil 450lb spring rate. Carbon Roval Traverse wheelset (DT 240 internals) TruVativ (SRAM) Troy Lee CoLab 165mm carbon cranks, 32T chainring. XO1 10-50 rear cassette, GX rear derailleur and shifter. Rockshox Lyric Ultimate 150mm. ENVE alloy 40mm stem. OneUp carbon bars 760mm width 20mm rise. PNW loam 150mm dropper 34.9, zitto lever. Maxxis DHF 2.8 & DHR 2.8. Formula Cura brakes (awesome) 180mm SRAM centerline rotors F&R. Fizik saddle. Ergon grips. For full geo go to specialized bike archive. I really never ride this bike, so time for it to go. From Spesh marketing. "If you're looking for a traditional trail bike, you've come to the wrong place. Pack your stuff, say your goodbyes, and get out. But if you're on the hunt for the perfect shred sled—you know, a "trail bike" that you can take down DH trails, huck off blind drops, or plow through the rowdiest of rock gardens—you'll find yourself right at home on the Stumpjumper EVO Pro 27.5. Who exactly is "EVO" for? EVO is for the shredders—the gnarliest trail riders who live for gravity riding. Big drops, huge kickers, rocks, roots—whatever you throw at it, the Stumpjumper EVO can handle it. EVO uses the same style-specific sizing that's featured on our Demo. This sizing lets you choose the bike that fits the way you ride—not just by the seat tube measurement, like with most bikes—and it narrows things down to two sizes, S2 and S3. These are longer, lower, slacker, and have seat tube and head tube heights that allow you to choose the size that best suits your style and terrain. We started the construction by creating our own mountain-specific stiffness test, and then we looked at the layout with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) to see where we could get the biggest stiffness improvements. This led to a big discovery: The Large and X-Large frames needed more front-end stiffness while the Smalls and Mediums were just fine. We were able to create a frame design that was 20% more efficient. And in the end, this proved to be one of the lightest trail frames on the market, today. When designing the frame with the stiffness targets being a main goal, we developed a radical new sidearm design. The front-end and rear-end are connected at three points, and the sidearm helps keep all these points super stiff and connected, all while taking about 100 grams out of the rear-end. More explicitly, this minimizes frame flex when the rear suspension is active. We continued down the suspension path with a custom Rx Trail Tune at the rear shock. Suspension performance is highly dependent on frame, wheel, and rider size, so we use our Rx Tune to get each bike to land in the middle of the adjustment spectrum, and this gives you the biggest possible range to fine-tune your ride. Another focal point of the tune was matching the suspension characteristics between wheel sizes—we developed a specific Rx Tune for each platform. This way, you'll get perfectly linear suspension. Steps were also taken to make this bike easy to live with. Threaded bottom brackets make a triumphant return, and we made room for up to a 3.0" tire. You're also free to run whatever aftermarket rear shock you want, since we're using standard metric shocks. We revamped the SWAT™ box, too, making it sleeker, lighter, and with more volume. And customization is furthered with a Flip Chip that lets you to dial-in your Stumpy to your riding style. Switch it from High to Low and it drops your bottom bracket 6mm and slackens the head tube by half-a-degree. Little details also jump out to surprise you, like a newly designed ribbed chainstay protector that makes chain slap a thing of the past and nearly silences the drivetrain. Lastly, we seriously couldn't make cable routing any easier on carbon models. Full tubes can be found throughout the carbon frame, so all you have to do is push the cable and it'll come out the other end. No more lazy loop, hidden stashes of magnets, pokey spokes, or pillows to cry in."