Mountain Bikes

Specialized Stumpjumper 15 Comp Alloy

Stumpjumper 15 Alloy is here to obliterate every trade-off in the trail game. Devour bumps like a big bike? Check. Short-travel control, playfulness, and efficiency? Double check. How about a heaping helping of personalization to make it perfect for the only rider who really matters—you?

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Specialized Stumpjumper Alloy

The Stumpjumper Alloy brings all-new suspension kinematics and progressive geometry into a full-alloy package that’s both lightweight and extremely durable. Outfitted with a no-fuss SRAM SX 12-speed groupset, the Stumpjumper Alloy is your all-access pass for trail adventure.

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Specialized Status 140

STATUS 2 finds the boundaries of mountain bikes and pushes past them. Is it a trail bike? Yes. Park bike? Yep. Cruise to the convenience store and stop for a stealth session on a concrete wall ride? Oh yeah. STATUS 2 is a bike meant to be ridden, however or wherever you ride.

Whether you are on the trails, at the bike park, in the streets, or just cutting turns with your friends on a local hill, the STATUS 2 will allow you to ride your way.

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Specialized Chisel FS Comp Evo

The Lightest, Fastest Alloy Full Suspension Bike in the World gets a full makeover with the ultra-capable EVO build. Still 18.4% lighter than the closest competitor and sharing geometry and kinematics from our downcountry-hungry Epic 8 EVO, the all-new Chisel Comp EVO delivers the performance you can feel and is spec’d for the ultimate downcountry experience.

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Specialized Chisel Comp

The all-new Chisel Comp is the perfect bike to begin your journey into XC riding and racing, with all of the features to get you to that elusive “top step” at a price that leaves some jingle jangle left over for race entries. Smartweld allows us to create the most consistent, high-strength welds possible while taking full advantage of compliant, hydroformed alloy tubes. The result? One of the lightest alloy hardtail frames out there at 1,350g, which also features size-tuned stiffness. The new Chisel also houses all of the modern features that you expect from an XC bike, like Progressive XC Geometry with a 68-degree headtube angle and longer reach, internal cable routing, a threaded bottom bracket, boost spacing, 30.9mm dropper post compatibility, and 1x-only drivetrains.

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Salsa Rangefinder Deore 11

With Rangefinder Deore 11 27.5+, you’re equipped to explore your local trails or travel far and wide in search of new ones. Stable trail geometry provides a feeling of confidence when you’re pedaling through tough spots, descending steep slopes, or just riding unfamiliar terrain. A 120 mm fork and dropper post improve your control, while 27.5 x 2.8” wheels and tires are good for nimble handling, quick acceleration, and stellar traction. With Shimano’s reliable Deore 11-speed drivetrain.

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Specialized Rockhopper Comp 29 and 27.5

If you want to ride the rail trail and beyond, the Rockhopper has you covered. Make no mistake, this is a mountain bike, but it can comfortably cruise singletrack, wood roads, 4-wheeler trails and still get you efficiently down the rail trail or road. The Comp has a modern Shimano Deore 1×10 drivetrain, RS Judy fork and hydraulic brakes. Available with 29″ or 27.5″ wheels.

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Specialized Rockhopper Sport 29 27.5 26

All barn-burner and no benchwarmer, the Rockhopper Sport throws out the playbook when it comes to putting performance points on the board while playing some serious defense on behalf of your wallet.

Game-ready with Tektro M275 hydraulic disc brakes, Shimano Atlus shifting and an SR SunTour XCM fork that’s built to hustle, the Rockhopper Sport can tack up the win on any given Sunday—and the rest of the week too for that matter.

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Specialized Rockhopper 29 and 27.5

If you want to ride the rail trail and beyond, the Rockhopper has you covered. Make no mistake, this is a mountain bike, but it can comfortably cruise singletrack, wood roads, 4-wheeler trails and still get you efficiently down the rail trail or road. The Rockhopper has a wide range 2×8 drivetrain and easy to maintain mechanical disc brakes.

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