Old 10-27-22, 10:20 AM
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Probably a good deal either way, but wheel conversion seems strange? First muddy ride stopped by tire clearance issues? hard to tell but look like brakes now hit at a funky angle? anyone else ever done this?
Originally Posted by Sedgemop

Classic Specialized Stumpjumper - $200 (O'fallon)

St. Louis Stumpjumper

Recently rebuilt classic Stumpjumper with 27.5" wheel conversion. New wheels, new narrow/wide chainring, new Specialized Saddle for this build. The frame was internally treated with Frame Saver rust prevention and is very solid. Great for gravel bike use or as a commuter bike. It shifts smoothly and the brakes are firm.

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