1993 Specialized Stumpjumper M2 FS

I've found an other fork with a M2 canti brace which fits the bike nice together with a DX headset all problems are solved. It's in a good working order

Sunday I took this bike out for a spin... What a fun bike to ride

Specs will follow soon
Cheers,
Will

Are you coming to Apeldoorn this sunday?

stumpjumper1990":21u9wqqj said:

Are you coming to Apeldoorn this sunday?

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Yep But not with my '89 stumpy I couldn't finish the build because I miss one part... a centre pull rear brake cable hanger... I was allready looking for one, but now I need two...

Cheers,
Will

I_am_Will":2cnx1ugm said:

stumpjumper1990":2cnx1ugm said:

Are you coming to Apeldoorn this sunday?

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Yep But not with my '89 stumpy I couldn't finish the build because I miss one part... a centre pull rear brake cable hanger... I was allready looking for one, but now I need two...

Cheers,
Will

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What kind? I might have one....!

stumpjumper1990":bkhl8cwb said:

I_am_Will":bkhl8cwb said:

stumpjumper1990":bkhl8cwb said:

Are you coming to Apeldoorn this sunday?

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Yep But not with my '89 stumpy I couldn't finish the build because I miss one part... a centre pull rear brake cable hanger... I was allready looking for one, but now I need two...

Cheers,
Will

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What kind? I might have one....!

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That would be nice

I'm looking for a similar one as on this bike. Also take a look here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=222833

Cheers,
Will

I_am_Will":3tm0h88s said:

That would be nice

I'm looking for a similar one as on this bike. Also take a look here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=222833

Cheers,
Will

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I don't have a Diacompe, but a Lee Chi. It's similar though...
Interested?

Frame: 20" Specialized Stumpjumper M2 FS

Fork: Specialized Future Shock

Headset: Shimano DX 1 1/8
Stem: Specialized Team Cro-Mo 1 1/8
Handlebar: Specialized
Barends: -

Brakes: LX BR-M560
Brake Pads: Shimano M
Brake Cables: Shimano Deore
Cantilever cable hangers: Shimano
Brake Levers: LX ST-M560

Shifters: LX ST-M560
Front Derailleur: LX FD-M560
Rear Derailleur: XT RD-M735 7 speed
Cassette: Hyperglide 13-15-17-20-23-26-30
Chain: Hyperglide HG70
Cranks: LX FC-M560 46-36-26
Bottom Bracket: LX 560
Pedals: -

Hub Skewers: LX 560
Rims: Specialized X23 26x150
Hubs: LX HB-M560
Tyres: Front: Specialized Ground Control 26x1.95; Rear: Specialized Ground Control Extreme 26x1.95

Saddle: Specialized Prolong
Seatpost: Specialized alloy

Hi, I'm looking at one identical at the moment, just wondering if you know what the difference is between the M2 Stumpjumper and the M2 Sworks (apart from the XT componentry on the S Works)

cheers

The M2 Stumpjumper was built from straight-gauge M2 tubing, except for the externally butted seat tube. Claimed frame weight was about 3.8 # (1995, anyway).

The M2 Sworks was built from butted M2 tubing, with internally machined head and bb tubes. Claimed wieght was about half a pound lighter than the Stumpy.

The Stumpjumper M2's could have a fairly stiff ride to them, while the Sworks felt more supple, more steel like. Neither is classic-aluminum stiff in my experience (I was amazed the first time I rode my father's '97 Avalanche LE how it telegraphed the bumps to the seat).

J