Specialized S-Works Stumpjumper HT ***SOLD***

I'm selling my 2010 Specialized S-Works Carbon Stumpjumper mountain bike. This bike is very light and fast. It weighs in at 23.1 lbs with XT pedals. It is currently set up in a 1x10 configuration using a 32t front chainring. The frame has some scratches as it is a mountain bike that I rode seasonally the last 4-5 years. There is no damage to any of the actual carbon; the scratches pictured only affect the paint. This would make a great bike for weekend to daily mountain biking. It would also make a good XC race MTB as well. The follow parts have been replaced within the last 5 rides: chain, grips, chainring, rear brake pads, and the rear hub was serviced and re-laced with all new spokes/nipples. Below are the specs on the bike. Asking Price is $1300 OBO.

Frame:
21" Extra Large Specialized SWorks Fact Carbon
Rockshox Reba SL 29" fork

Drive Train:
1x10 gearing
Shimano XT crankset
Raceface Narrow-Wide 32t chainring
Shimano XTR Rear Shifter
Shimano XTR Rear Derailleur

Cockpit:
Azonic Flow 780mm Handlebars
Ergon GE1 Grips
Thompson X4 70mm Stem
Thompson Elite 15mm Layback Seatpost
Specialized Phenom Ti Rail Saddle

Brakes/Wheels/Tires:
Shimano XTR front Brakes
Shimano XTR rear Brakes
Shimano 160mm Ice Tech rotors
Roval Alumunim 29" wheels
Roval QR Hubs
Maxxis Ikon 29" x 2.2" Front Tire
Maxxis Ardent 29" x 2.1" Rear Tire

I have other pics if you're interested that I can either email or text you. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for looking.

 

Nice looking bike. I'm looking for a hardtail. I've been leaning towards a 27.5 but this thing looks clean.

Any idea how wide of a tire you could put on this? It looks like you have clearance on the fork. How about the rear triangle?

Where in NM are you?

 

The front probably has room for around a 2.4". Rear is a little tight, maybe a 2.25 or so. 2.3 possibly depending on how big the side lugs are. I'm just south of Albuquerque. I'll actually be headed to Durango in a few weeks at the beginning of March. Here's a couple more pics of the spacing around the tires.

I also have a Kona Raijin I'm going to sell as well that is a 20" seat tube height. It's currently a SS but just needs a shifter, derailleur, and chain to convert to geared. It has a geared hub with SS spacers on it and a rear derailleur hanger. That one can for sure run 2.4-2.5 front and rear. That one I'm looking at getting $1500 for that one.

 

Here's the Kona. Ti frame. I just need to get a couple bolts to mount the rear caliper on it. That's why I haven't officially posted it up yet anywhere.

 

Bump for geometry specs:
https://www.specialized.com/us/en/s-works-stumpjumper-carbon-ht-29er/p/23062

 

23.1 lbs with pedals and that heavy fork?

Impressive.

They say S-Works carbon weave saves about a pound, right?

 

Yeah the frame is super light weight. It pretty impressive how durable it is for how light it is. I was running it as a SS before so I took it to my LBS to have it weighed on my way home from a ride one day just out of curiosity. It tipped the scales right at 23.1 lbs. It could definitely be lightened further with a different fork, lighter crank, seat, bars. Possibly get it down to 20-21

 

wish my bike weighed 23 pounds lol