1985 pink
Specialized Team Stumpjumper

The iconic pink team Stumpjumper, the first production 'Team' racing mountain bike. Made from Tange double-butted Prestige tubing, it came with Shimano's original Deore group. This one's been completely upgraded.
Jim Merz, who was a framebuilder at Specialized and built the originals, filled me in on a couple of details, this bike is from the first batch and had narrower chainstays, so it was limited to 26x 1.95 tires. The later versions took wider MTB tires.
As you see it here, the bike weighs 23 lbs. Contact us for details.


















KLEIN vintage mountain bike
1988 Pinnacle $1799
Trek 6500 SL 21"
red lounge


Sometimes random trips out to Long Island find some real gems. This came out of a yard of hundreds of sale bikes waiting to be saved.
It also weighed as much as an old Peugeot from the 70's with all the crap that was on it.
So we promised it a nice clean home and a bowl of soup.
We always know the Pre-Trek-merger Kleins because they have the pressed-in cartidge bottom brackets. They almost never need servicing or replacement. Our green Klein is like that too.
Now, with it's 24-spoke wheelset and Pepperoni fork and other goodies we got it down to about 23.5 lbs.
Of course we put our cruiser bar treatment on it.
Why? Because it's comfortable and fast.
-15" frame in fluorescent red
-24 speed
-Avid brake levers
-Yellow RaceFace cranks
-Bontrager rear hub, Deore front
-Deore rear derailler, LX front.
-American Classic seatpost
-Dartmoor 2.0 600g tires
-Pepperoni 1" fork
-Tektro front V brakes, Suntour rear U brake
-all new cables with internal routing
