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Specialized S Works

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  1. Can anyone tell me the benefit of upgrading my 2003
    Stumpjumper Hardtail frame to a 2004 M5 S Works
    hardtail?...............will I notice a significant weight
    loss or better handling with the S Works?. I'm thinking of
    buying the S Works frame and transferring all my Stumpjumper
    bits over to
    it. Shall I bother? Thanks for the opinions

  2. MTUK MTUK MTUK said:

    Can anyone tell me the benefit of upgrading my 2003
    Stumpjumper Hardtail frame to a 2004 M5 S Works
    hardtail?...............will I notice a significant weight
    loss or better handling with the S Works?. I'm thinking of
    buying the S Works frame and transferring all my
    Stumpjumper bits over to it. Shall I bother? Thanks for
    the opinions

    Well, now that you have a lot of time to sit in front of the
    computer and think about it...

    The answer is no, don't upgrade. The 03 SJ HT is a decently
    light frame by itself. If you're looking to drop some
    weight, look at the stock parts on your bike (stem, bars,
    seatpost, fork, wheels, etc) and you'll get a lighter bike
    for less money than a costly S-Works frame.

    Sure, the S-Works frame is lighter with the M5 tubing, but
    there are lighter frames out there if that's what you're
    after. Mark may be too shy to plug his own operation... but
    check out www.habcycles.com I've heard a lot of good things
    about them.

    John M

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