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Re: New Enduro Frame FS830
Ok...since author of this post can not post link to this frame,and that frame is non exist in Miracle or Hai.... her it is I believe thats not the exactly the same frame but its quite similar tho... September 29, 2020, 12:21:59 PM |
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Re: Stumpjumper clone
A month ago, I decided to pulled out the trigger and bought one of this at Aliexpress, today the frame arrived and first impressions are quite good: - Frame came very well packaged and indluded a headset (tapered, integrated type), seatpost clamp (38.6mm clamp for 34.9 seatpost) and even the chain guide; sadly it didnt include the axle - Hardware looks just like the original stumpy (each bolt, linkages, derailleur hanger, etc) it came a little loose and bearings are not the greatest - Cable routing follows the original stumpy but have no internal tubing (need to fish out the cables) - Dimensions/geo numbers are much alike the 2019 stumpy (non EVO version) - Came with the 95mm/98mm yoke (for up to 150mm travel), max shock size seems to support a 210mm shock - Water bottle mount is just a little higher than the original stumpy - Shock hardware seems to use 21.8mm x 8mm for the top (actual bolt is 6mm but they include a spacer for 8mm), still figuring out the bottom as it seems to require either the actual flip chip (there are grooves in the yoke which seems to match) or some sort of customization of the hardware (actual spacing ~14.5mm) December 22, 2020, 06:29:29 PM |
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Re: Stumpjumper clone
wow, that looks pretty good actually ! where did you order that one ? and thanks for the high quality photos. Got mine from Ali, vendor was AWST cycles or something like that  December 26, 2020, 10:56:25 PM |
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Re: Stumpjumper clone
A little update, I sourced a couple of parts from the original stumpy and Im happy to report that they all fit , I got the following: -Rear thru axle 148x12 (S170200003), not much to say, it worked -Downtube protector (S184200063), required drilling of 2 bolts for installation -Chainstay protector (S186900003), surprisingly chainstay protector fitted like a glove and there was even existing thread in the back of the horst link bolts to attach the screw -Bearing repleacement kit (S180600003), were quite a pain to replace but new ones are quite smooth -Rear Shock hardware kit (S184200068), flip chip hardware matches the grooves in the suspension yoke but is quite a tight fit (yoke is ~1.5 mm narrower) Im still waiting for parts but in the meantime maybe Ill build it as a 27.5+ as I have some spares. January 04, 2021, 03:25:55 PM |
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Re: Stumpjumper clone
Yes, as stated before 210mm seems to be the max shock lenght that will fit, anything bigger will cause the yoke to be missaligned, therefore making impossible to fit upper shock mount; regarding the fork, it requires a 560mm axle to crown which is almost what a Fox 29er 150mm measures.
January 05, 2021, 10:13:59 AM |
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Re: Stumpjumper clone
Its been a while since I posted to this thread and since I had some people PM me regarding how I handled the cable exit port, I wanted to share my 2 cents: -Specialized uses a a rubber sleeve which serves as the perfect transition as it encloses the cables from the downtube to the chainstays as well as keeping any dirt and water from entering the frame, I tried to source the part but was unable to find it anywhere. -In the end I figured out to use something to plug the hole, so I looked for some firewall oval rubber grommets over Amazon, fit them to the frame and made 2 holes for the cables to pass. So far it has worked quite well, no debris nor water inside frame and does not look bat at all. Hopefully someone will find this useful April 29, 2021, 09:57:21 PM |
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