For Sale two trail bikes for women

[thephat]

Hi guys,

The medium sold. The small still needs a good home.

Thanks for looking.

Edit: I think I forgot to mention 2007 model Specialized Stumjumper FSR Expert Womans.

This is a small and a medium bike, but being womans specific, they are a bit smaller than if they were mens bikes. The small was a rental at The Path before I gave it to my 12 year old daughter (she's about five feet tall). The medium was also a rental before I gave it to Jaime (about 5' 5"). Both girls are moving on.

Both bikes have seen minimal use, and are in great shape.

I am asking $1650 for each ( I think the MSRP was $3300) I will take $3000 if somone wants them both.

Here is the spec:
FRAMEFSR M5 manipulated alloy frame w/ Transform monocoque TT, sealed cartridge bearing pivots and rear shock mount, carbon reservoir mount, replaceable derailleur hanger, two sets of water bottle bosses, disc only, 120mm travel
REAR SHOCKFox Brain Fade remote, adjustable trail tune range, adjustable rebound, 7.75x1.75"
FORKFox Talas RL, 100-140mm, rebound/compression adj, lock out, alloy steerer
HEADSET1 1/8" Threadless, alloy cups w/ 10mm insertion, sealed cartridge bearing
STEMSpecialized adjustable rise, OS 31.8, 3D forged w/CNC finish
HANDLEBARSSpecialized XC low rise 31.8mm OS bar, 2014 butted alloy, 6 degree up, 8 degree backsweep, 620mm width
TAPE / GRIPSSpecialized MTB, dual density
FRONT BRAKEAvid Juicy 7, hydraulic disc, G2 Clean Sweep 160mm rotor
REAR BRAKEAvid Juicy 7, hydraulic disc, G2 Clean Sweep 160mm rotor
BRAKE LEVERSAvid Juicy 7
FRONT DERAILLEURShimano M581 LX, 34.9mm clamp, bottom swing, dual pull
REAR DERAILLEURSRAM X.0, 9-speed, long cage
SHIFT LEVERSSRAM X-9, aluminum trigger 9-speed
CASSETTE / FREEWHEELShimano HG50, 9-speed, 11/34t
CHAINSRAM PC-951 w /Power Link
CRANKSETShimano M-760 XT Hollowtech II, 2pc crank/BB
CHAINRINGS22A/32A/44A 4mm thick outer, 4 bolt 104/64mm
BOTTOM BRACKETShimano M-760 XT, integrated with crank
PEDALSShimano M-520 SPD
RIMSDT custom for Specialized X430, 24mm w/eyelets, 32h
FRONT HUBSpecialized Stout disc, sealed cartridge bearing, high/low flange, 32h
REAR HUBShimano M-525 disc, 32h, alloy QR
SPOKESDT Swiss 1.8mm stainless, black, alloy nipples
FRONT TIRESpecialized Resolution Pro 26x2.1", 120TPI, aramid bead, dual compound
REAR TIRESpecialized Resolution Pro 26x2.1", 120TPI, aramid bead, dual compound
TUBESSpecialized Ultralight 26x2.0", presta
SADDLESpecialized BG Mtn Women's, hollow Cro-Mo rails
SEAT POST2014 butted alloy, black, 30.9 x 350mm
SEAT BINDER7050 hard annodized alloy collar w/ QR, 34.9mm clamp ID, black

[denmother]

I passed the info on to the Trail Angels too!

[bajamtnbkr]

Somebody is going to get a nice Stumpy!

[SlowRide]

I'll pass the word along to my wife and see if she's interested... granted that is if she'll ever get healed enough to ride anytime soon! We find out the results of the MRI on her shoulder today.

[jonv05]

To bad the Med wasnt a Men's bike Good luck with the sale though!

[bajamtnbkr]

Originally Posted by jonv05

To bad the Med wasnt a Men's bike Good luck with the sale though!

I don't see any pink flowers on it, the only thing with women bikes is the smaller size handlebar and things like that, if it fits you go for it, I would.

[mtnbikerfred]

Paging Elvia!! Miss Ezzy, your ride has arrived!!!

[jonv05]

Originally Posted by bajamtnbkr

I don't see any pink flowers on it, the only thing with women bikes is the smaller size handlebar and things like that, if it fits you go for it, I would.

I have contemplated the thought but for some reason knowing it was a womens bike...I dont know its just me.

Besides I have already decided to try and put together a bike. Having fun learning and wasting time that way hehe.

[autoduel]

Nice, but I'm only looking a frame with a 20.5" or so TT.
Wife would kill me if I brought home a whole bike.
Tani, can you get just Myka, Era or Safire Frames?

[lucywalrus]

Those bikes are awesome. I love my stumpjumper.

[bikeadict]

wow, I need to talk to my Girlfriend she might be interested in the Medium....

[roguemoog]

Man, I'd LOVE to pick these up for the two of us. I wonder how I'd fit on the medium, it seems sorta similar to my small 15" Hardrock. Maybe with a stem and/or handlebar adjustment I'd fit fine (I'm 5'6").

People already think my bike is a women's bike because of the size and low standover...and I don't even mind the color that much. I'm just afraid since I have kinda short legs the WSD would be a bad idea.

[pinoiryder]

what's the weight on the small one?

[wrxkid]

Originally Posted by lucywalrus

Those bikes are awesome. I love my stumpjumper.

Hey, I hear your a much better rider now because of these bikes. Good Job!

[Dusty]

I am totally interested in the medium I will PM you

[thephat]

Originally Posted by autoduel

Nice, but I'm only looking a frame with a 20.5" or so TT.
Wife would kill me if I brought home a whole bike.
Tani, can you get just Myka, Era or Safire Frames?

If we have a bike in stock, we will usually take off all of the parts and sell you just the frame. That is what our take off part wall is for.

Let me know if you want a quote on a particular frame.

Originally Posted by pinoiryder

what's the weight on the small one?

I think about 27 lbs. I will try to weigh it tonight.

Originally Posted by bikeadict

wow, I need to talk to my Girlfriend she might be interested in the Medium....

She can try it at the loop or something if she likes.

Thanks

[RacinJason]

Nice bikes. You know that the bikes for the family have to be top notch so they some of the best parts on them. If I was a girl i would want them.

[thephat]

Hi guys,

I need to revive this thread. Dusty got the medium like right away, and she seems to be loving it. I still have the small. There has got to be a woman out there around 5 feet tall that needs this thing. You can demo it free if you want.

Thanks

[foofighter]

it's too bad my wife is caring for our new baby the small would be perfect for her

[autoduel]

In 6 months she'll be ready to ride.
I kind of mentioned that I could trade my intense for an extra small frame and she gave me to look.... "for who?" "me?" NO! what's wrong with my bike?!?
Aside from a non-speed sensitive valving on a rear shock that can't be replaced with a modern shock, nothing.