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[slackboy]

My 98 rockhopper which was a too cheap to pass offer from Facebook.
It looks ok from a distance, but the seat tube area has been repainted following a stick post

 

[Lostcause]

2000 stumpjumper m2, definitely lost that new look…

 

[Old_bike_lover]

I'd like to introduce to you my 1992 Stumpy, turned touring bike after idling in the garage for too long.
The purists may disapprove, but, hey, it's really a fun ride.

 

[Lostcause]

I'd like to introduce to you my 1992 Stumpy, turned touring bike after idling in the garage for too long.
The purists may disapprove, but, hey, it's really a fun ride.

Love it. I have a ‘92 purple one too also inactive for 20 years…

 

[Repacker]

Sherwood Pines, 1989 Stumpjumper

 

[abr303]

My '91 DX equipped 'time warp' Stumpjumper.... love the classic lines of these early 90's steel frames

 

[inpenem]

My Specialized Rockhopper 1993

Some details:

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And previous versions of this bike:

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as I buyed It

as couriers workhorse

and as a commuter

 

[Repacker]

1989 Steel Stumpjumper

Pretty much catalogue spec, with the exception of the saddle (a 1989 Specialized Blob Saddle, not a Selle Italia Turbo), the stem and the brake blocks.

 

[Repacker]

1989 Stumpjumper Comp

An interim build, borrowing a lot of parts from my 1989 'regular' Stumpjumper (above).
Hubs and pedals are DX not XT, saddle and stem are from the regular 89 and not the Comp models.

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Never saw it in catalog spec, been improving it since 94
The GT fork on a Spesh is a bit tough to bear, but the quality is good, and I doubt my FutureShock will ever bounce again.
And here's a bonus, another one getting some downgrades:
Shifters? We don't need no stinking shifters!