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Specialized Stumpjumper FSR 210

Posted by paul c walton on 10:56 5 comments

The Specialized Stumpjumper FSR is self proclaimed “the most well-rounded mountain bike available,” and for good reason. It utilizes a carbon frame with full suspension, and is very light and stiff. The Specialized/Fox AFR Brain rear shock with Brain Fade and adjustable rebound helps mash pedaling efficiency with bump compliance for the best ride possible. The Specialized FutureShock S140TA fork with 140-115mm adjustable travel takes care of the front end, and Roval Control SL XC wheels are lightweight but sturdy for maximum durability. DT Swiss Aerolite bladed spokes, along with the stiff and oversize axle means that the Specialized Stumpjumper FSR 2010 Mountain Bike is ready for any off road mission. Bike Reviews!!

5 Responses so far:

Red Bike said...: I was lucky enought to have a Stumpy once. It was good, it was very good infact but OMG it was expensive to service with all those shocks, pivot and that 'bain'.; [Reply] 5 October 2009 14:29
car fan said...: I have this bike and love it very much!! I use it for riding in the forest, right behind our house. What I love the most about this bike is that it's light. But as a person above commented, it can be a bit expensive to service.

All in all, I'd recomend such bike to anyone.

Best, car and bike fan.; [Reply] 3 June 2010 19:25
Ashley at Value Silm said...: This is the bike that I ride. I too found it expensive to service, but it is definatly worth it for the ride. If anyone is considering this bike, I would highly recommend it.; [Reply] 9 June 2010 14:29
Michael Alan Bielat said...: I am looking into picking a stump jumper up next year and was wondering if you had any thoughts on it now that you have probably been riding it for a while now. I have a Trek 4300 Disc hardtail currently.; [Reply] 30 July 2010 14:58
Anonymous said...: I used to like Specialized but I got into Cannondale and love the lefty fork. Can't go back now! http://www.shockgarden.com/activities-mountain-bike.html; [Reply] 9 June 2011 22:26

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