Show us yer FSR's

bigmick · Nov 17, 2011

EarlofBarnet":bbck42bz said:
Has anyone tried to fit a later Stumpjumper disc rear stay section to a 1998 ish FSR? Can remember someone wanting to try an Enduro disc stay on one. I have a spare '04 Stumpy disc bracketed stay section if anyone wants to try it?

i considered it but they didn't match up, the 01 enduro stay fits deffo

EarlofBarnet · Nov 18, 2011

Ah that's a shame. Worth a shot

sic_nick · Nov 19, 2011

I have now picked up said Stumpy FSR from my mate (I think it's a 1999) and the crack in the frame I wouldnt like to try and repair and think would hold so I will be splitting it at some point soon including the disc adapter. I will post up some pics of the crack on here to see if anyone with better knowledge reckons it would fix ok but keep your eyes peeled in the for sale section for it.

sic_nick · Nov 19, 2011

Here's some pics including the crack. I think it's a 1999 although if someone knows different then let me know.

Bullpup · Nov 19, 2011

sic_nick":c1a93h0l said:
Here's some pics including the crack. I think it's a 1999 although if someone knows different then let me know.

There is at least one suitable stumpjumper for sale on Ebay - The one in Maryport - that has a few fancy goodies with it. Why not buy it and make one good one and run it yourself?

Bullpup · Nov 19, 2011

This One - fitted with MRP Bearings etc:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/specialized-s ... 20bea2635f

sic_nick · Nov 19, 2011

Bullpup":1ggbiaur said:
sic_nick":1ggbiaur said:

Here's some pics including the crack. I think it's a 1999 although if someone knows different then let me know.

Click to expand...

There is at least one suitable stumpjumper for sale on Ebay - The one in Maryport - that has a few fancy goodies with it. Why not buy it and make one good one and run it yourself?

I already have a newer version of the Stumpy so don't need another suspension bike but it may be of use to someone on here.

Scougar · Nov 19, 2011

That looks like a seriously unfortunate place to get a crack, and probably not safe to attempt a repair on that. I was hoping it would be on an existing join. Either split for parts or get a new rear section I reckon.

Such a shame, nice frame.

twain · Nov 19, 2011

@sic_nick: i have a spare chainstay, it does have some rub marks on the inside (tyre rub) but it may be fixable/fillable or fine to use as is. i'll try get some pics for you. I had it sent to me for postage, so if its good enough for you, i'll send it on as i'm sure i wont be needing it anymore. PM me if interested

Scougar · Nov 19, 2011

Is that rear lower section the 'chainstay' then?

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