2013 S Works Stumpjumper (Used)

Selling a 2013 S Works Stumpjumper. This bike and the upgrades its had make it about the most badass bike you could get back in the day. I got so much enjoyment and tons of adventures on this, but its time to move on.

I wont copy/paste all the details, but if you want to nerd out, heres the Specialized description: https://www.specialized.com/us/en/s-works-stumpjumper-fsr-carbon-29/p/36184

And heres what Pinkbike had to say about it: https://www.pinkbike.com/news/Specialized-Stumpjumper-FSR-29-S-Works-tested-2013.html

2013 Specialized S-Works Stumpjumper FSR 29

Size: Large

Fork: 150mm Rock Shox Revelation World Cup XX BlackBox Carbon Crown (https://www.bikeradar.com/reviews/components/forks/suspension-forks/rockshox-revelation-xx-world-cup-fork-review)

Shock: Fox Float DPS Performance with Bike Yoke SJ01 yoke. (Recently replaced the worn out Fox RP23)

Cockpit: Truvativ Bar (740mm Wide, 30mm Rise), Truvativ AKA stem, FSA top cap and headset cover (carbon), OneUp Dropper Lever, PNW Cascade 150mm dropper post, Ergon SM Pro saddle (definitely rough around the edges), ODIxVans grips

Brakes: 2022 SRAM Code R, with 200mm SRAM Centerline rotors

Drivetrain: SRAM XO Carbon Shifter. Praxis 10 speed cassette, SRAM chain of some sort, SRAM GX derailleur, Truvativ XO carbon cranks & Raceface Chester flats

Wheels: Industry Nine Legacy wheelset, Specialized Butcher & Purgatory tires, regular old tubes.

Ok, I guess I did go into a ton of detail. This bike is not a museum piece. Its been ridden hard, but well taken care of. There are plenty of cosmetic scratches, but nothing that compromises the bike. Over the last few years, I sorted lots of the aging bits. I broke the chainstay a while back and thought the bike was done for, but after a CSI-worthy deep dive, realized that the chain stay from 2015 model is the same, so I ordered a new one and problem solved. This bike is super fun. It pedals like a cross-country bike, but loves to send it when the trails get steep. It weighs about 29.2 pounds.

Buyer pays actual shipping cost through Bike Flights or similar. I have a bike box and packing materials, so no charge for that. Ill split the PayPal fees, too.

Hit me up if you have any questions.