Stumpjumper FSR Comp EVO alloy 29er – 29lbs 10oz Stumpjumper FSR Expert EVO carbon 29er – 28lbs 8oz Stumpjumper FSR S-Works 29er – 25lbs 15oz It has the same carbon front triangle as the standard Stumpy FSR, but with the original EVO’s alloy rear triangle.
#SPECIALIZED EPIC 2013 CARBON FULL#
No, Specialized has no announced plans to do a 650B bike at this time, something reiterated by several folks across both the mens and womens bike lines.Ĭhanges for 2013: Stumpjumper FSR gets new XO Trail brake on some models, and the S-Works model goes full XTR rather than XX. The only frame change is the new Expert Carbon EVO 29er. The Stumpjumper FSR is now the only full suspension line that includes both 26″ and 29er. Lots of pics below, showing the whole bike on the scale so you can see the basic spec and color, plus a few detail photos here and there…Īt top and above is the complete 2013 Stumpjumper FSR collection. Also, The Roval alloy wheels drop 35g to 50g per rim by using a revised internal extrusion shape requiring less material…for the rest of the news on road and MTB wheels, click here. One quick note on all men’s mountain bikes: All full suspension models now have an Autosag shock from either Fox or Rockshox, and both models work well and provide additional benefits (particularly for the Epic) beyond just ease of setup. And, per usual, we gave our bike scale (and the PM’s shoulders!) a workout weighing just about every model in the lineup. Turns out, there’s plenty more new stuff. Check the original post for tech details on those bikes.Īfter the formal intros, I spoke with product managers and engineers to get the rest of the story.
For mountain bikes, that was the Enduro primarily, with a call out to the new Cambers and the fact that they’re 29er only. About 160 other journalists from around the world shuffled through various presentations to see the key new models. Last week, we published the highlights from Specialized’s 2013 GPL (Global Product Launch).
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