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one-eyed_jim
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Some of the Specialized catalogues in the archive here have full spec listings. Try the 1992 catalogue, for example. I think one might be in German, but you can figure out what's what from the context.makster":2m4ll9y7 said:
edit: here you go - page 47 of the pdf:
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/mai ... emId=15602
all the models from the Stumpjumper FS down to the vanilla Rockhopper. The text isn't all that clear, but you'll figure it out. Rahmen is frame, gabel is fork, kurbel is crank, etc.
one-eyed_jim
Old School Grand Master
'95, I think. The '94 still had a 1" steerer and 28.6mm seat tube. The '95 went 1 1/8" and 31.8mm.thesober":1djkmht9 said:
I have owned a few specialized stumpjumpers over the years ,Here's one I put together and to date not ridden ,think its a 90/91 model from doing a little diggin, I built it up initially as a singlespeed project for something to do whilst off the bikes for a while, and still not sure yet if its staying in the stable, as the stumpjumper I really really want has not surfaced yet, and I have been looking for 3 years.. 
Quite pleased with the look apart from maybe the grips, and still cant decide about the stem, but I will decide first if it stays before undertaking any more finishing touches..
Quite pleased with the look apart from maybe the grips, and still cant decide about the stem, but I will decide first if it stays before undertaking any more finishing touches..
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The forks certainly would not have been standard, it would either have come with Specialized's own Future Shock fork or a Rock Shox fork. I have been looking for that exact model of Marzocchi fork though so please let me know if you ever plan to swap it.
