1994 Specialized S Works FSR - Project Black
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Re: Twists
Sorry, I think we got our wires crossed a bit there...
What I wanted to say was a new twist on an original, ie- you've changed the paint and graphics. Which as I said looks great, and you've done it to a theme, which is even better.
I totally agree with you that Specialized are meant to be ridden, I ride one everyday:
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=126602
jjwood":3kno66k4 said:
Sorry, I think we got our wires crossed a bit there...
What I wanted to say was a new twist on an original, ie- you've changed the paint and graphics. Which as I said looks great, and you've done it to a theme, which is even better.
I totally agree with you that Specialized are meant to be ridden, I ride one everyday:
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=126602
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i love the all black finish. always wondering what it would look like. looks quite 'modern' in a good way. that's such a good build of parts as well.
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Beautiful FSR!
Excellent job on your bike. I just bought a 95 FSR Stumpjumper Sport frame myself ,unfortunately mine is missing the rear shock. Is your shock the original length? The reason I ask is that your linkage appears to be at a different angle than other FSR frames I have seen online. Yours looks like it has a 6" shock? Any information on the correct shock specifications would be appreciated. Thanks Loki
Excellent job on your bike. I just bought a 95 FSR Stumpjumper Sport frame myself ,unfortunately mine is missing the rear shock. Is your shock the original length? The reason I ask is that your linkage appears to be at a different angle than other FSR frames I have seen online. Yours looks like it has a 6" shock? Any information on the correct shock specifications would be appreciated. Thanks Loki
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