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http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?spid=13504

Ã,£600 for that, love it.

Partly because its a super sexy hardtail, partly because i love the look and partly because its a Speccy and i always wanted a Speccy Stumpjumper.  8)

(http://www.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/2006/bikes/06SWorksHTFrame_Blk_l.jpg)

(http://www.theskihut.com/summer06/images/products/125.JPG)

Had one of these in my LBS for ages.  Used to drool over it every day, beautiful looking bike

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Had one of these in my LBS for ages.  Used to drool over it every day, beautiful looking bike

Same bike that the male member of the couple I patched a tube for last week rode. :lol: Its a 19# bike. Its all hype, no substance. Regular wheels are more durable and lighter, and the little "aero" touches on the frame are completely bogus. Mind, its made nice enough--but its 99% artwork, and 0% increased function over the last 100 years of road bike design. I overtake him several times per week, which leads to him trying to catch me in a friendly yet fruitless chase. :mrgreen:

Im not dismissing the bike at all, you get what you pay for--in this case its crazy mad design, not necessarily function, but if that makes your rod turgid, meh, go for it. :lol:

Specializeds been one of those big companies thats been very important to cycling. I remember mounting up a set of Ground Controls on my rigid Trek Antelople back in  88 and being astounded at the grip.

Quote from: maximusotter[I remember mounting up a set of Ground Controls on my rigid Trek Antelople back in  88 and being astounded at the grip.

amazingly good, but i always punctured the f*ckers. :(

Ha! me gots one of they bendy Thompson seatpins.

My old non-suspended Rockhopper (certainly not 19 hashes...) recently sent to the bike graveyard after my brother snapped one of the barends whilst out of the saddle; now surplus to requirements :lol:

Quote from: CeathreamhnanHa! me gots one of they bendy Thompson seatpins.

My old non-suspended Rockhopper (certainly not 19 hashes...) recently sent to the bike graveyard after my brother snapped one of the barends whilst out of the saddle; now surplus to requirements :lol:

Thomson stuff is seriously expensive stuff...

I got it direct from the states I think. Come to think of it, same as the bike..

Quote from: CeathreamhnanI got it direct from the states I think. Come to think of it, same as the bike..

Did you buy it in the states or over the net?

I use to have a bmx by specialized, one of the best bikes I ever had.

Quote from: MadrockerI use to have a bmx by specialized, one of the best bikes I ever had.

ooooh really?

which one? was it the one with the barmy frame design?

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Quote from: CeathreamhnanI got it direct from the states I think. Come to think of it, same as the bike..

Did you buy it in the states or over the net?

I got the post over the internet (I posted about it here before the meltdown I think); the F1000 I brought back in a card box through the Green channel :lol:

Quote from: Badabing

Quote from: MadrockerI use to have a bmx by specialized, one of the best bikes I ever had.

ooooh really?

which one? was it the one with the barmy frame design?

It was a Fatboy.
Like this one;

Big specialized fan here.  My day to day ride:

(http://www.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/2006/bikes/06RockhopperDisc_Blu_Int_KL_l.jpg)

So, you gonna buy the frame and build it up?  or just a pipe dream?

Quote from: SteveFBig specialized fan here.  My day to day ride:

So, you gonna buy the frame and build it up?  or just a pipe dream?

just got a brand new singlespeed 29" wheeled mountain bike - which is a phenominal piece of kit, so i cant really justify buying the S works, other than to build it up as a geared bike, but i dont really want a geared bike, hell im planning to race singlespeed soon! so i can but dream...

shame but understandable :)