My 1994 Specialized Stumpjumper
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A wonderful project you have done here. 
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Looks great! Like the crank! May have to find one for my RockHopper.
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Rebuilds exist for that fork if you want them.
If this is not the correct kit, call these people and they will help
https://www.suspensionforkparts.net/...95-96-all.html
If this is not the correct kit, call these people and they will help
https://www.suspensionforkparts.net/...95-96-all.html
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Rebuilds exist for that fork if you want them.
If this is not the correct kit, call these people and they will help
https://www.suspensionforkparts.net/...95-96-all.html
If this is not the correct kit, call these people and they will help
https://www.suspensionforkparts.net/...95-96-all.html
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What size headset was this? Looking at the exact same bike on CL in my area but the fork is an old Manitou and appears to be busted. I'd like to put a rigid fork on it but I'm wondering how difficult/costly it'd be to pull off.
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It's a 1in. threadless. Just look for a used one if you want to save. You should be able to find some out there.
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Still Trying to figure out the forum lol
I have an imgur link but I need at least 10 posts for links of pictures, here's post number two! I can't even quote your picture!
I was hoping you could lead me in the right direction on how to go about bringing this back to life.
It's a 1994? Specialized Stumpjumper in green with a Rock Shox Mag 20?
I've been trying to find answers for the fork service, or if you perhaps had any idea about what type of fork replacements would work lol
03-11-21, 11:14 PM
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It looks great!
I have an imgur link but I need at least 10 posts for links of pictures, here's post number two! I can't even quote your picture!
I was hoping you could lead me in the right direction on how to go about bringing this back to life.
It's a 1994? Specialized Stumpjumper in green with a Rock Shox Mag 20?
I've been trying to find answers for the fork service, or if you perhaps had any idea about what type of fork replacements would work lol
I have an imgur link but I need at least 10 posts for links of pictures, here's post number two! I can't even quote your picture!
I was hoping you could lead me in the right direction on how to go about bringing this back to life.
It's a 1994? Specialized Stumpjumper in green with a Rock Shox Mag 20?
I've been trying to find answers for the fork service, or if you perhaps had any idea about what type of fork replacements would work lol
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/...ec_Bikes94.pdf
As for rebuilding forks that old, good luck. Parts are scarce. Try searching for the fork rebuild kits.
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I've uploaded to an album on my profile if you'd like to take a look!
bikeforums.net/g/album/20832989
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Looks good and mostly original save for the saddle and the stem maybe?
