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  • druidh
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    They may be the Ford Mondeo of the MTB world, and therefore considered to be a bit dull by the STW herd, but there must be LOADS of them out there. How come we rarely see any foties?

    Here’s my ’05 model to get us going

    SteveTheBarbarian
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    Nice pic – is that dusk or dawn?

    Great bike.

    stumpy01
    Full Member

    Several pics of the same bike…..

    me, at Thetford – can’t remember what race.

    In the snow I

    In the snow II

    Altura trail a few weeks ago I

    Altura trail a few weeks ago II

    main changes – XT crank, RF Deus bars & stem, Reba Team U-Turn fork & Avid Juicy 7s….

    james
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    “They may be the Ford Mondeo of the MTB world”
    Is the S-works version(frameset) the Jaguar X-type of the bike world then?



    The Revs had gone back for warranty in the last one

    Lactic
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    My 2005 Stumpy, I think the frame and handlebars are the only original parts left on it. Great bike, even if it does look like a 5 bar gate with wheels.

    geoffj
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    Lactic
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    Thanks geoffj, many edits later I was forced to read the instructions

    thefallguy
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    at home


    on tour

    V8_shin_print
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    james, where do the cambelts go on the S-works mechano kit? 😉

    stumpy01
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    HA HA….I thought they looked like cambelts too!

    reckon thefallguys is the best looking so far. Mine is looking distinctly antique!! 🙂

    ebygomm
    Free Member

    Esmerelda!

    Pretty much unchanged, apart from the wheels which were replaced with old ones after nipple problems with the others!

    alp_girl
    Free Member

    Love the S-Works assembly kit piccie 🙂

    here are some of my lovely Stumpy…

    an autumnal one:

    and a more recent wintry one:

    … hope I got that right, I really miss preview 😉

    tinsy
    Free Member

    XC MODE

    ALL MOUNTAIN MODE

    james
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    I thought all mountain was where you rode up the mountain as well as down ? ..

    tinsy
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    I ride up em if there isnt a lovely lift, see XC mode… 🙂

    james
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    I’m assuming that is the lift toward Morzine from Les Gets? (It looks similar), so I’m just as guilty

    At the bottom:

    Its latest incarnation:

    el_diablo
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    MrCrushrider
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    nice bikes. how much hammer can they take? compared to something like an orange 5?

    james
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    They’re mostly 120mm (older ones being less), so on that basis less hammer than a 5, but its a four bar so ought to be a bit more effective (overall) than oranges single pivot? I’m guessing now

    Where are all the 08/09 Stumpjumper FSRs? The ones with the vertically mounted shock?

    specialone
    Free Member

    getting used for what it was meant

    beside the obligatory post

    lookmanohands
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    I’ve got an 😆 08, love it and they do take alot of ‘abuse’ in their stride. Can’t do the linky thing on my phone

    Anna-B
    Free Member

    Please can I play even though mine is XC not Stumpy? Thank you.

    I love my bike. A nice person told me recently it was a classic 🙂

    stumpy01
    Full Member

    MrCrushrider…..mine has got just under 100mm on the back, whereas the newer ones have 120mm….

    Mine has been ridden round heaps of trail centres, round Thetford regularly, spent a week in Spain getting some abuse (had to swap forks to some Bombers as my Judys puked their oil out on the 2nd day) and dropped (literally) off some rocky switchback edges.
    It’s still going strong.

    Mate of mine went to Spain with me on an Orange Sub5. He rode more of the techy bits, but he’s better at riding that stuff so even on my bike he’d have probably managed it.
    I keep thinking of getting a new bike (well, not while I’m looking for a new job) – but the Stumpjumper keeps going……

    I might get something like a Zesty when I get a new job and keep my Stumpjumper as a race/marathon bike…….get some light bits on it and keep riding it.

    burt
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    when i first got it.

    clareymorris
    Full Member

    Taking Alp-girls’ lead (nice bike BTW) here are some seasonal pics!!

    Spring

    Summer (oh them bloody Langdales)

    Autumn

    Winter

    oh, and um did I mention it is for sale ;-P

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=260394326356&Category=33503&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26its%3DI%26otn%3D1

    redthunder
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    ajantom
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    2005 S-Works – lovely bikes for all day riding.

    redthunder
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    My old FSR 2004 {loved that bike now gone 🙁 ]

    redthunder
    Free Member

    Me

    redthunder
    Free Member

    and again…

    MTB-Idle
    Free Member

    my enduro FSR but it’s basically the same thing

    i loved that bike and did everything on it. It’s in bits in my garage at the moment

    bigyinn
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    Can I join in please? My enduro Pro ’04 is a close family relative!

    Love that bike, not much remains from the original (including the frame, replaced under warranty), just the stem, rear shock and oddly the front wheel!

    Barney_McGrew
    Free Member

    Here’s mine:

    Well, it was last year. Now my wife rides it.

    Cheers

    Paul.

    fizzer
    Free Member

    Mine’s the red one 2006 S-Works Carbon – Mondeo indeed

    smiffy
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    SeanOrange
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    I’ve got a 2006 (bought) Stumpjumper 120 frame for sale if anybody is interested?

    any2wheels
    Free Member

    here’s mine……freshly built from ebay bits

    SteveTheBarbarian
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    Very smart any2wheels – forks 130?

    any2wheels
    Free Member

    yes thats right talas rlc 130…..ebay 150

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