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frontpage Posted by racebum • Mar 15, 2023
frontpage Posted by racebum • Mar 15, 2023

S-Works Stumpjumper EVO Frameset (Gloss Smoke/Carbon/Black)

+ $50 Shipping

$2,250

$3,400

33% off
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Specialized has S-Works Stumpjumper EVO Frameset (Gloss Smoke/Carbon/Black) on sale for $2249.99. Shipping is $50.

Thanks community member racebum for sharing this deal

Available Sizes:Frameset:
  • Frame:
    • FACT 11m carbon chassis and rear-end, asymmetrical design, 29 Trail Geometry, SWAT Door integration, head tube angle adjustment, horst pivot BB adjustment, threaded BB, fully enclosed internal cable routing, 12x148mm dropouts, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, replaceable derailleur hanger, 150mm of travel
  • SWAT
    • Increased-volume SWAT™ Door integration with 22oz SWAT™ Bladder
  • Seat Binder
    • Alloy, 38.6mm
  • Rear Shock
    • FOX FLOAT X Factory, Rx Trail Tune, EVOL Air sleeve, 2-position lever w/ LSC adjustment, S1:210x50mm, S2-S6:210x55mm

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Specialized has S-Works Stumpjumper EVO Frameset (Gloss Smoke/Carbon/Black) on sale for $2249.99. Shipping is $50.

Thanks community member racebum for sharing this deal

Available Sizes:Frameset:
  • Frame:
    • FACT 11m carbon chassis and rear-end, asymmetrical design, 29 Trail Geometry, SWAT Door integration, head tube angle adjustment, horst pivot BB adjustment, threaded BB, fully enclosed internal cable routing, 12x148mm dropouts, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, replaceable derailleur hanger, 150mm of travel
  • SWAT
    • Increased-volume SWAT™ Door integration with 22oz SWAT™ Bladder
  • Seat Binder
    • Alloy, 38.6mm
  • Rear Shock
    • FOX FLOAT X Factory, Rx Trail Tune, EVOL Air sleeve, 2-position lever w/ LSC adjustment, S1:210x50mm, S2-S6:210x55mm

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reforminded
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I work in the industry--this price is lower than dealer wholesale. Specialized is ridiculously overstocked right now and is in the process of an inventory dump. As soon as they stabilize what they have on hand these sales will disappear.
geoffkin
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Watch for barely used bikes, people still need to empty their garage of Covid bikes that were used twice!

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Mar 17, 2023
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wntrsnowg
Mar 17, 2023
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Same prices at Jenson for the non-Sworks variants.

https://www.jensonusa.com/search?...JUMPER+EVO
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racebum
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Quote from nerds :
Thanks for the post! Does anyone know what the alloy one weighs? It's less and I'm not a huge fan of carbon.. Are these the same except alloy/carbon materials? I see it's on pretty good sale as well...
https://www.specialized.com/us/en...222-199426
There's a pretty substantial difference in weight. I'm not sure anyone has weighed that exact alloy frame but similar frames weigh high 8s to low nines. I just got this s works frame yesterday and it's 6lb 5oz which is ridiculously light for a 150mm 29er with modern geometry.
Last edited by racebum March 17, 2023 at 11:54 AM.
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Quote from Fartornica :
Can you let us know what is the dealer wholesale price?
You can do a little math most times and figure it out. If you assume a standard 45% margin which is pretty common you would come up with a dealer cost of 2350 to hit 3400 retail. This current sale at 2300 to your door is a ridiculous deal and it makes sense from the perspective of specialized. They are liquidating this excess inventory to the public at dealer cost more or less
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bikerbandito
Mar 17, 2023
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Quote from norcal007 :
My 2 local dealers are going to have mega sales on complete bikes after Easter which kicks off our mt bike season (although we ride year around) here in N Cal.
Awesome, can you DM for the name of those dealers? I'm also NorCal
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yakky
Mar 17, 2023
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Seems like a solid deal if you are in the market for just a frame. As someone who has built several mid level road bikes, I always dreamed of building my own MTB, until I did the math. Add the components and an already built bike looks like a steal. Sorry, not seeing the SlickDeal.
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Nakedandruss
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Wish this was available in a S4.
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wntrsnowg
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Quote from yakky :
Seems like a solid deal if you are in the market for just a frame. As someone who has built several mid level road bikes, I always dreamed of building my own MTB, until I did the math. Add the components and an already built bike looks like a steal. Sorry, not seeing the SlickDeal.
Would have to also buy parts used or wait for sales. Might take longer but you could get a nice build in the end, and the fun/knowledge of building it

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Chae
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Quote from wntrsnowg :
Would have to also buy parts used or wait for sales. Might take longer but you could get a nice build in the end, and the fun/knowledge of building it
I built my road bike. Saved a lot of money but that was partly because the covid was raging at the time and a decent bike at a reasonable price was an impossible dream. But the main benefit I gained from building my bike is that if I need to do anything to the bike, I can do it. Change the BB? Done. Index the rear derailleur? Done. Reroute the cables? Done. Even repack the bearings on a hub? Done. Just about the only thing I have problems with right now is getting the damn Continental GP 5K tubeless tires to fit on my wheels.
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jimglassford
Mar 17, 2023
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From my understanding, SRAM, the preferred component supplier, is releasing a new design for the rear derailleur that will take a different mounting system. If this is true, are we seeing frame sets discounted as the manufacturers make the changeover? I know you can save a lot of money on the outgoing designs.
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BE57
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Quote from BeautifulWallaby506 :
I would get this from your local bike shop, they should also get the deal when specialize is on sales. Support your local shop!
I tried with my Status 140 and the owner kicked up a huge stink and really made me feel I was putting him out, and also mentioned not only paying for shipping but also assembly (which they don't charge if you order online and he quoted more for shipping). I just ended up ordering it online and tipping the shop guys since they were all super cool and helpful.

Specialized has gone direct to consumer, at least for certain models, according to that shop so unless they happen to have that model on hand chances of them matching the sale really vary.
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yakky
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Quote from BE57 :
I tried with my Status 140 and the owner kicked up a huge stink and really made me feel I was putting him out, and also mentioned not only paying for shipping but also assembly (which they don't charge if you order online and he quoted more for shipping). I just ended up ordering it online and tipping the shop guys since they were all super cool and helpful.

Specialized has gone direct to consumer, at least for certain models, according to that shop so unless they happen to have that model on hand chances of them matching the sale really vary.
In my area about 2/3's of the shops go ape S if you even say discount. Like veins bulging crap, even pre-covid. Keep looking, there is always a shop willing to work with a smart consumer/SD'er.
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Quote from Chae :
I built my road bike. Saved a lot of money but that was partly because the covid was raging at the time and a decent bike at a reasonable price was an impossible dream. But the main benefit I gained from building my bike is that if I need to do anything to the bike, I can do it. Change the BB? Done. Index the rear derailleur? Done. Reroute the cables? Done. Even repack the bearings on a hub? Done. Just about the only thing I have problems with right now is getting the damn Continental GP 5K tubeless tires to fit on my wheels.
Just get latex tubes. Last gravel ride I was on a tubeless bike was struggling with a tube install. Between the gunk, getting the stem off, it was a mess.
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Trailriderdfw
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Trailriderdfw

I've built up quite a few bikes, and in the end, it always costs more to build than to buy a complete bike that's on sale. Forks, carbon cranks, brakes, and wheels will blow your budget. Then you want AXS also? Well, the build just got more expensive.

fork...$600-800
carbon cranks...$400
brakes and rotors...$500_700
wheelset carbon...$1500-$2.5k
drivetrain....$600-$1.5k

then trim out with bar, stem, pedals, saddle...cost is still climbing. This is an Sworks, anyone looking at this will most likely not put on entey level parts.
Last edited by Trailriderdfw March 17, 2023 at 04:47 PM.
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pablo.
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Quote from allivant :
i've only seen sales on mtbs. i've been trying to find a deal on a gravel bike but there aren't any on Specialized.
I'm not sure what your budget is, but I bought a Lauf True Grit last year and it's bang for your buck.

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Quote from pablo. :
I'm not sure what your budget is, but I bought a Lauf True Grit last year and it's bang for your buck.
They just discontinued them! I was considering them a month ago but I bought a grx di2 groupo so I didn't know what to do.

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