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Re: This is a lesser concern. And while I have no clue why anybody would go through the trouble of cutting the seat post like that, I should be able to get the stuck piece out.

Re: In general, I'd like to know if there's anything absolutely preventing this frame from being restored and turned into a high-end bike again. Then, this concerns me -- any thoughts? the other side looks fine:

First thing first... it is 1997 isn't it?

Thanks for confirming. Ebay would have to do tho not much variety

Thanks for pointing that thread to me. Interesting, I have the same problem with the front derailleur - I couldn't figure out the size too.

Re: This is where I'm at currently: But I have a problem. According to online sources, the seatpost size is 27.2mm but it doesn't fit: This is a 27.2mm seatpost which after serious ramming it only got in 3-4 centimeters. Thoughts? Could it be a different size? Or maybe the frame...

I rescued this frame last year - a 1993 Specialized Stumpjumper M2 FS. But I got stock with one or two problems...

If you don't understand the question, then you wouldn't have an answer for me... If this frame is miss-labeled, is it really a Marin? If it is a Marin, how can I be sure it's original and not repainted/powder coated, and slapped with some attention getting stickers? If it's original, is that...

And I can't tell you how mad I still am that this guy didn't hold his end of the bargain!

I do. I used to work at a large printing company which has been printing these collector's books on a limited basis available only for ex employees and "special" people. Once I saw I guy get his and the cover was printed up side down. He returned it. " Later he found out that his copy was worth...

Never mind this whole thing. The guy texted me just now that he sold it. After repeated texting today about me pick it up. For all I know I might've alerted the buyer by posting here. Not too difficult to find the listing