If you’re looking for an effortlessly user-friendly trail bike with a big stride for covering maximum miles without having to back off on the fun bits, then the latest version of Specialized’s legendary Stumpjumper should definitely be on your shortlist.
Setting up couldn’t be easier thanks to the Autosag feature on the custom Fox shock. Blow it up to maximum pressure, sit on the bike, hit the red plunger until it finds the preset ride height and you’re ready to hit the trails. Specialized provides the 760mm bars, 60mm stem and Henge saddle on the externally routed BlackLite Command Post dropper.
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The drivetrain is 20-speed X7/X9 SRAM
Look closer and you’ll see the 20-speed X7/X9 transmission uses a PG/PC1030 (rather than lighter and more potentially durable 1050/1070) spec cassette and chain.
We’ve no complaints about finding Shimano Deore brakes and the components that really matter on a 29er – the wheels – are an excellent own brand combo. The Roval Traverse Fattie 29 rims have a wide 29mm internal width giving a stable base to the chunky Butcher front and fast rolling semi-slick rear Slaughter treads. Both rim and rubber are ready to go tubeless for even more on-trail float.
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