How much does the Stumpjumper EVO expert weight?

How much does the Stumpjumper EVO expert weight?

The geometry adjustability means you don’t even have to set it up rad if you’d rather have pedal clearance and less of a reach around on climbing hairpins. At 14.42kg for the S4 Expert (13.85kg for the S4 S-Works) it’s a decent weight for tapping up climbs all day long.

How much does a 2020 Specialized Stumpjumper weight?

The full Stumpjumper frame assembly* (barely) tips the scales at an unbelievable 5.3 lbs (2,420g), but we didn’t compromise in our quest for light weight. The Stumpy punches above its weight, setting the bar for mid-travel trail bikes in handling characteristics, pedaling efficiency and trail toughness.

How much does the S Works Stumpjumper weight?

While at 12.48 kg, the S-Works Stumpy is the lightest bike in our big 2021 mountain bike group test, it still offers a generous 130 mm travel at the rear….Social.

What does Specialized FSR stand for?

FSR is the name of a suspension design from Specialized. According to a FAQ, it originally stood for “Future Shock Rear”. The Specialized website contains an FSR Suspension page with marketing information about the system.

Is Specialized Stumpjumper a good bike?

The extra length and slack head tube angle mean that it’s really stable at speed, but the low weight and supportive platform mean that it’s also amazingly nimble and easy to move around. The new Stumpjumper is stable and handles gnarly trails surprisingly well.

How much does a Stumpjumper EVO Pro weight?

Because the Stumpjumper Evo is a trail bike, weight is also a consideration. Specialized says its S4 frame – including shock and all hardware – weighs 2,750g. We weren’t able to weigh a frameset, but our full-build Stumpjumper Evo S-Works model without pedals in S4 weighs 13.92kg.

How much does Stumpjumper Comp weight?

The full Stumpjumper frame assembly* (barely) tips the scales at an unbelievable 5.33 lbs (2,420g), but Specialized didn’t compromise in their quest for light weight. The Stumpy punches above its weight, setting the bar for mid-travel trail bikes in handling characteristics, pedaling efficiency and trail toughness.

What does Specialized Stumpjumper alloy weigh?

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What does Stumpjumper Carbon weigh?

What is Stumpjumper FSR?

The Stumpjumper FSR ST is a bike with 120mm travel in the rear and 130mm in the fork. It offers riders excellent small bump compliance. It’s not meant for big hits or aggressive trails. It does best on smooth, rolling terrain. The bike is a capable climber but only when the climbing mode is engaged.

What does FSR stand for in the military?

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How much does a Specialized Stumpjumper Expert weight?

In the low position on this S3 the Stumpjumper gets a reach of 450mm, a head angle of 65 degrees, an effective seat tube angle of 76 degrees and an effective top tube of 605mm. This all adds up to a quietly confident bike that is more stable than its 30lb weight (with pedals and a tyre change) implies.

Is the 2013 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR expert carbon Evo a good bike?

Based on what we experienced, we can confidently say that the 2013 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Expert Carbon EVO will make your local trails more fun. Thanks to well thought out angles, a proven suspension design, and a parts spec to match, it’s among the best all-around trail bikes we’ve ridden.

Is the Stumpjumper Evo a good trail bike?

All told, the Stumpjumper EVO line is meant to sit squarely in-between the standard Stumpjumper FSR and the Enduro, creating a bike that’s both XC worthy and big-mountain capable. With that in mind, we chose two trails to test it out.

What kind of suspension does the specialized stumpy Evo have?

Out back, the Stumpy EVO’s 150mm of travel is delivered by Specialized’s FSR suspension, which they’ve been tweaking and tuning for nearly 20 years. Also known as a “Horst Link” design, FSR suspension is a four-bar linkage claimed to effectively isolate chain torque and brake loads.

How does the Evo’s head angle compare to the Stumpjumper?

Starting up front, the EVO’s head angle sits at 67 degrees, a full 1.5 degrees slacker than the standard Stumpjumper, enough to fully alter the bike’s personality.