Official Specialized Picture Thread

[Rumpfy]

Bushpig suggested we start one.

Post pictures of your Specialized!

[ameybrook]

1992 Specialized M2 Team - Ned Replica



My 06 E5 Road Bike

[Rumpfy]

Love that M2 Ned replica.

[Fillet-brazed]

I just heard a huge alarm go off when I scrolled to amybrook's second pic.

[ameybrook]

I just heard a huge alarm go off when I scrolled to amybrook's second pic.

I know, road bikes... stupid right?

[bushpig]

I know, road bikes... stupid right?

Don't listen to those guys - road bikes rock!

[Fillet-brazed]

I know, road bikes... stupid right?

It just shocked me to see something so modern and skinny on these sacred pages. Yours could be the first modern road bike ever posted here...

I personally ride them. In fact my legs are aching from our local crit held last night.

[kb11]

Here's a few of my Specys There's 2 more but dont have pic's handy, a '83 Stumpy and '01 S-Works FSR

'92 S-Works Carbon (cro-mo lugs)


'91 Stumpjumper M2


and my only roadie bike '01 S-Works Festina E-5

[salsa-luma]

I just heard a huge alarm go off when I scrolled to amybrook's second pic.

Yep, I say leave the road bike pics out of the thread. IMHO CX bikes qualify here, barely...

[surly357]

the rockcombo cleaned up pretty nice.

[ameybrook]

Was that on Boulder CL a little while ago for $75?

[kb11]

I always wanted a RockCombo and got this '89 awhile back, a very nice riding bike, alittle heavy but fun. It was alittle big so it went the Ebay way

[surly357]

Was that on Boulder CL a little while ago for $75?

yes, that's the one. it was a lot rougher than they described it.

[ameybrook]

yes, that's the one. it was a lot rougher than they described it.

Damn. I was second from calling the guy and jumping in my car from the Springs.

Hopefully this wont derail the thread too much, but in the past couple weeks I've noticed a couple Colorado VRC folk. I'm thinking a Colorado vintage gathering is in order. Fruita?

[DoubleCentury]

Hopefully this wont derail the thread too much, but in the past couple weeks I've noticed a couple Colorado VRC folk. I'm thinking a Colorado vintage gathering is in order. Fruita?

Not a bad idea. Some years back I considered going to the annual Yeti Tribe meet in Snowmass, when people were still showing up on rigid Yeti bikes, but I see now that the flavor has changed. Not sure I could make it to the western slope these days. I'll refrain from posting a Yeti photo in the Specialized thread.

I own a Stumpjumper with 24" wheels that's all original and a first year M2 frame.

[stan4bikes]

heres my contribution. I've got a few more but not yet complete.

[Sinjin4131]

Complete with a Swobo basket and copious Colorado goodies!!

[kb11]

I found a pic of mine, doesnt everybody have one of these?

[Fillet-brazed]

Complete with a Swobo basket and copious Colorado goodies!!

I think thats the coolest one yet. I never knew kb11 was such a Special Ed Head.

Sinjin, did I see you on a Discovery Channel program about a rockclimber that had to use his adrenalin to lift a huge rock off of himself? (not many Sinjins I dont think)

[hollister]

Complete with a Swobo basket and copious Colorado goodies!!

stranahans

[PCC]

'89 Stumpjumper Comp

[Archangel]

My 1992 S-Works Carbon



and showing that beautiful purple hue

[sgltrak]

Hopefully this wont derail the thread too much, but in the past couple weeks I've noticed a couple Colorado VRC folk. I'm thinking a Colorado vintage gathering is in order. Fruita?

I'm in.

[xy9ine]

still unsure what to do with this. the finish is beat & it's sad to see something so exotic looking so trashed. may strip it & turn it into a minimalist urban thing (sacriledge, yeah).

[kb11]

[QUOTE=xy9ine]still unsure what to do with this. the finish is beat & it's sad to see something so exotic looking so trashed. may strip it & turn it into a minimalist urban thing (sacriledge, yeah).

That would be one option. Seeing as this frame has Ti lugs it probably would be worth it to retore the finish or just build a rider out of it. I love the way these ride, waaaay smoother than a steel or aluminum frame. I'd just build it and enjoy it. You can use anything for a minimalist urban thing.