2004 Specialized Fsr Xc Pro
Specialized fsr xc pro disc xc full suspension user reviews.
2004 specialized fsr xc pro. The bike climbs and out performs the 2000 model that i had. 26 x 2 00 specialized roll x. The all new stumpy fsr fills a bit of a gap in last year s specialized range. Mavic xm 117 disc 28 hole 32 hole.
2004 specialized fsr xc pro. Silver gray or bare metal 2004 specialized fsr xc pro serial. Shipped with usps retail ground. It was released in 2004 and costs 1 250 brand new.
Specialized stumpjumper fsr expert. Dt stainless steel 15ga. The 2004 enduro is a 100mm travel rear wheel bike. A couple of upgrades should be noted.
Instead of the float r. The frame comes in silver or periwinkle. Comes with custom aftermarket alloy wheels and tires sram handlebar grips and pedals. There wasn t an fsr xc in the uk in 2003 which was a disappointment to many riders who were looking for something for big rides but with nice active suspension without going for the longer travel and heftier enduro bikes.
Due to the frame materials and other factors we estimate that this bike weighs around 35 pounds. Everything else seems to be original. No issues with the rear shock still works perfectly fine. Due to a cracked frame 2000 specialized fsr comp i was able to get a new 2004 specialized fsr upgraded to the pro model.
The good news is that unlike many specialized bikes this one does not appear to have a proprietary shock or fork so they can be replaced with standard stuff. The 2004 specialized fsr xc pro 2004 is a mountain bike with an aluminum specialized a1 fox float r frame. I have a manitou black comp 100 to 120 fork. In today s world that is an xc bike except the enduro is built on the beefy side.
Condition is used but still looks great and everything works as it should. As was stated above the bike regardless of year uses a proprietary shock length that can t be bought off the shelf. 4 6 out of 5 41 reviews. Check on the archives on the specialized site to find the specs for the bike which will tell you the shock length and stroke.