Here you have it: Standover height- 33 9/16" w/ 56mm @ 35 psi On Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 9:12:29 AM UTC-8, Ryan Thompson wrote: > > This might just fit the bill for a build I want to do for my younger > brother. He's taller than I am at 6'1'' and I can straddle a typical 22" > ATB from the same era so I think a 23" wouldn't be a stretch for him. Do > you have any idea what the standover height was with a 2.3 tire? > > Thanks, > Ryan > Arlington, VA > > On Wednesday, February 8, 2017 at 6:34:16 PM UTC-5, ant ritchey wrote: >> >> Cross-posted (as usual) to the RBWOG: >> >> For sale or trade- my Stumpjumper. >> >> A link to my CL posting with some photos- BIG RED >> <https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bop/5995475865.html> >> >> These photos aren't the greatest. Even in ideal lighting, my >> now-stone-aged iphone 5 really struggles...argh... >> I'd like to get $225. Buyer pays shipping w/ Bikeflights. Should be >> around $50. Got a box ready. >> Holler if you have any questions, if I left anything out or if you'd like >> to see more photos. >> PM/offlist if you're interested and thank fer checkin' it out! >> Sincerely- Ant Ritchey in Portland OR >> >> TRADE INTERESTS >> heard rumors of that mythical 25" Stumpy... >> bikepack-y bags, Sackville stuff, big n' tall h'bar bag, aluminum >> Albatross bars, 130mm Technomic, Dia Compe 750 brakes, Honjo H95's, Pass & >> Stow, Schmidt hub, frames- 24"+ mtb/64c road... >> >> The following is just the copy from the CL posting: >> Steel Tig. Seat tube- 23" center to top. Top tube- 23" center to center. >> >> At long last- giving up the too-small-for-me ghost. Damn. A "Guards Red" >> stumpy, kinda my dream. No dings, no dents. Some scratches but overall >> still pretty sharp looking. The components were very clean and I'd be >> surprised if it had been ridden more than a hundred miles. I've gone over >> the whole bike, cleaned every speck of dirt, etc. BB shell and steerer >> threads are in immaculate condition. All brazeons intact and fully operable. >> >> After doing a bit of panning between older Specialized catalog scans, the >> MOMBAT site and Google image searching..I've decided this to be an '87. >> Canti front, U-brake rear. Plenty of eyelets, including fender mounts on >> the bridges. Horizontal drop outs (Wanted to make this my flashy, commuting >> single speed rig). Just stuck 56mm actual 26" tires in there, lots of >> clearance in back, would easily accept 60mm actual....could probably >> squeeze up to a 60mm (rim depending, obvi) in front or more if you scallop >> the steerer tube a bit. Again, this was my intention after mounting 2.35 >> Super Motos and seeing that they'd need a smidge more room for personal >> comfort. As-is a perfect candidate for the Compass Rat Trap Pass. >> >> Included in the sale: brakes- one virtually new silver Tektro CR720 >> front, original Shimano U rear in very good condition; w/ pads & hangers) 2 >> matching red Specialized-branded bottle cages (bearing some minimal paint >> chipping), chrome Specialized headset and seatpost (it's a 26.4, kinda >> scratched up & reads "Strong Japan"). >> >>
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