Specialized Ground Force
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Ground control
Yes definately a Ground control ( unless its Allen Titchmarsh's)
IIRC these were released around 96 as a cheaper full suss to the FSR which was released around 93. The front triangles , as the rear were A1 Aluminium or direct drive steel.
I will dig out my cats and dealers books and see what I can find for you.
I was watching this on Ebay as well to see what it went for. It would be good if you could post up a better pic when you get it.
Nice bike, enjoy.
Jamie
Yes definately a Ground control ( unless its Allen Titchmarsh's)
IIRC these were released around 96 as a cheaper full suss to the FSR which was released around 93. The front triangles , as the rear were A1 Aluminium or direct drive steel.
I will dig out my cats and dealers books and see what I can find for you.
I was watching this on Ebay as well to see what it went for. It would be good if you could post up a better pic when you get it.
Nice bike, enjoy.
Jamie
Ground control
Hi Twangy
I have found that the ground Control was 96 on. They came with either direct drive steel front triangles for the base model and A1 Alu for the rear. The A1 and A1 Comp had A1 front and rear. The only 4 bar FSR left in the range was called Ground Control FSR Sport, an M2 FSR Ground Control and of course there was the S works FSR M2.
Basically the ground control was new for 96 and started doing away with the FSR with the 4 bar linkage :cry: as there was no longer a Stumpy FSR available.
I have copied the page from the dealer Tech book that I am sure is the same as yours. 96 Ground Control. The book has a bit more info if you want those scanned as well.
Hope this helps
Jamie
Hi Twangy
I have found that the ground Control was 96 on. They came with either direct drive steel front triangles for the base model and A1 Alu for the rear. The A1 and A1 Comp had A1 front and rear. The only 4 bar FSR left in the range was called Ground Control FSR Sport, an M2 FSR Ground Control and of course there was the S works FSR M2.
Basically the ground control was new for 96 and started doing away with the FSR with the 4 bar linkage :cry: as there was no longer a Stumpy FSR available.
I have copied the page from the dealer Tech book that I am sure is the same as yours. 96 Ground Control. The book has a bit more info if you want those scanned as well.
Hope this helps
Jamie
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