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Great photo! The candy red enamel on this 2010 Hardrock is challenging even Specialized's favorite 'team red'. It looks very different depending on the light and viewing angle. I restored 4 versions of this bike: - red: https://bikesheaven.com/2010-specialized-hardrock-15-red/ - blue...

Here is a very rare find, a true garage queen: 1988 Specialized Rockhopper Comp 21.5" in 'Di Nucci green' with a lot more photos of this bike on my website. Everything on this bike is original and absolutely perfect. After complete disassembly I only replaced old lubricant with modern days...

Dealing with a stuck aluminum seatpost seized in a steel framed bike a few month ago, I ended up using caustic soda. It worked! There are plenty of good videos on the subject on YouTube . I tried just about everything else before that, including reciprocating saw. No luck. The frame was an early...

Here is another Raleigh-like bike: 1971 Triumph. See more restoration photos of this bike on its page on my site. These super comfortable and exceptionally well made bikes are not known much in the USA.

I just restored two bikes with nearly identical frames: 1972 Raleigh Sports and 196x Norman

Here is that badly rusted Stumpjumper, completely rebuilt, and powder-coated. A lot more photos of this bike's restoration is available on its page of my website: https://bikesheaven.com/1990-specialized-stumpjumper-20-deep-purple/

Hi, there was no electrical equipment on this bike. I just used a modern day retro-looking headlight.

Thank you Mark. The 'bronze green' color is original, just cleaned, de-rusted, and waxed for protection. Raleigh certainly used several colors. Here is another Superbe in maroon I hope to start restoring soon. It looks like several bikes made in England during 70x share the same frame. For...

For the last few years I've been searching for an ultimate comfort bike. By ultimate comfort I mean straight up riding position that grants hours of enjoyable rides. I tried just about everything. The old school mountain bikes seem to be close to my idea of fun. The 1987 Specialized...

Here is 2000 Specialized Enduro Expert. More photos and info on my website: https://bikesheaven.com/2000-specialized-enduro-expert-19/

I am restoring what seems to be a 1973 Raleigh Superbe Model 24 in 'bronze green' and have a bunch of restoration photos and helpful links about this bike on my website: https://bikesheaven.com/1973-raleigh-superbe-21/ . Here is how the cleaned and waxed 'bronze green' looks:

1996 Specialized Stumpjumper M2 FS Comp 19". Specialized catalog identifies its color as 'Norris Blue'. I don't know what 'Norris' signifies, but the bike looks spectacular.

For this bike I happen to have an original saddle in perfect shape. I tried complete 'yellowfication' on another Specialized - 1993 Specialized Hardrock Ultra. Saddle by McSelle is not only cheerfully yellow, but actually quite well made.

A lot more photos of this bike, including a few restoration pics on my site.

Speaking of 1993, here is my this week's project: 1993 Specialized Stumpjumper M2 in 'violet metallic' two tone. I took a liberty in accentuating a bright yellow logo with bright yellow pedals, handlebar grips, and cable housings. May not be the most practical, but I just couldn't help it. Is it...

Thank you @Repacker for correction. I updated it on my site - it is a 1993 Specialized Stumpjumper FS in silver metallic, not 1994.

I really enjoyed restoring this 1985 Specialized Stumpjumper. His new owner drove 1000 miles from San Diego to San Francisco and back in one day(!) just to get it. I hear you @Joe*Pro - the worthless green paper with dead men on them are gone, and so is the bike. Thank you for putting together...

I enjoy the process :) You may recognize these bikes: 1994 Specialized Stumpjumper FS 1994 Specialized S-Works FSR - a future project. The one and only previous owner donated this bike to me (yes, miracle happens) and I haven't decide what to do with it yet. I like it as it is with those odd...

I restored close to 200 Specialized bikes. Here is the archive with lots of photos on my website: https://bikesheaven.com/archive/

Here are a few classic Specialized bikes I restored: https://bikesheaven.com/archive/ Thanks to #Repacker for pointing out correct dates on a few steel-framed Stumpjumpers on my site. I like the #joglo restoration of 1990 Crossroads with yellow accent. Here is another version of the same bike...