Specialized adds a 29" version of the new Stumpjumper
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The 29" version boasts the same swoopy frame styling
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Naturally, the Stumpjumper 29
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The dropped top tube
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Just in case you forget what size wheels you're riding…
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An AFR shock also graces the Stumpjumper 29.
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The Stumpjumper 29 receives 'Expert' level spec
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A flat handlebar helps maintain a normal cockpit height.
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SRAM also provides the fork
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The Enduro SL platform receives mostly minor updates for 2008…
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…but retains its sleek lines.
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Rear suspension layout remains the same as last year.
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A revised air can provides more air volume
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Huh?
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The new E150SL fork shaves 90g
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The E150SL still uses the same 25mm thru-axle
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Most of the weight savings were achieved
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Lots of different colors of anodization here!
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Brown is clearly the new black…
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…and (nearly) matching grips
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The newly-introduced Pitch
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The Pitch frame bears similar lines
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Rear end linkage geometry
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Fox Racing Shox and X-Fusion rear shocks
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The Demo continues to steamroll for 2008.
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Can you say 'stiff'?
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It looks complicated
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Chainguides come courtesy of a local brand
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The alloy boomerang provides plenty of adjustment.
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