Specialized Rockhopper Comp 29
2014
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2014 Specialized Rockhopper Comp 29
Take back the trail and show rocks and roots who's boss with Specialized's Rockhopper Comp 29er. Its big wheels, svelte A1-aluminum frame and RockShox suspension fork work together to turn once-formidable tech sections into smooth highways of loamy dirt. Other legit touches found on this rig include the reliable RH rims, a slick 2x10 SRAM drivetrain and Tektro disc brakes that stop on a dime in even the nastiest conditions. And, you'll also dig the Specialized aluminum components and comfy Body Geometry saddle.
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Specification Description Frame Specialized A1 premium butted-aluminum Fork RockShox XC28, 80/100mm-travel w/TurnKey lockout Rims/Wheels RH disc 29 Hubs Specialized Hi Lo Spokes 14g stainless-steel Tires Specialized Ground Control Sport, 29 x 2.1 Crankset Samox Chainrings 36/22 Front Derailleur SRAM X5 Rear Derailleur SRAM X5 Rear Cogs Sunrace, 10-speed: 11-36 Shifters SRAM X5 Handlebars Specialized Tape/Grips Specialized Body Geometry XCT Stem Specialized 3D forged Brake Levers Tektro Draco 2 Brakes Tektro Draco 2 disc, 7/6-inch rotors Pedals Composite platform Saddle Specialized Body Geometry Rockhopper Seatpost Aluminum * Subject to change without notice.
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Back to topOption Barcode Manufacturer's Part Number Gloss Char/Blk/Cyn / Medium 00719676338835 81214-5503 -
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviewsPros
- Versatile (4)
- Durable (4)
- Lightweight (2)
- Great Color
- Fast
Cons
- Pedals
- Replaced rear cassette
- Replaced stock tires
- Heavy
- Front Derailleur
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking (4)
- Commuting/City (2)
- Road Biking (2)
- Trail biking
- Street riding
Reviewed by 8 customers
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- Durable
- Lightweight
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- Mountain Biking
- Road Biking
Comments:
It's a nice good... the benefit cost was fantastic for me. I will buy anotherone, but with same upgrade.
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- Durable
- Reliable
- Versatile
Cons
- Front Derailleur
- Pedals
Best Uses
- Urban
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
Great bike, but for the price I would expect a little higher quality front derailleur. The Acera rattles and rings right from the get-go. That's just a small complaint and an easy fix/upgrade. Other than that the pedals are pretty cheap so you can expect to upgrade those too.
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I bought this bike about two weeks ago and it's a great choice. Performance and quality are both really good and it's a very good looking one too. See you on road!
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I just picked this up from my LBS here in North Dakota and I love it! I grew up racing BMX, transitioned to BMX dirt jumping and until now I've only dabbled in mtbing on friends' bikes so this is my first real mountain bike. I was worried about getting a 29er as my first mountain bike but the geometry on this put that to bed quick. My only complaint is the fork; on rougher bits on a local trail I could feel the flex in the fork making damping a bit erratic but when a few hundred more dollars float my way it can be fixed easily. Oh.. and.. THAT PAINT!
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- Versatile
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Best Uses
- Commuting/City
- Road Biking
- Mountain Biking
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Nice bike, nice colour, good price for final product. I use to ride a 26 Merida TFS Matts 2011, this is my first 29 for me for tasting.
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Pros
- Lightweight
- Versatile
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
- Street riding
- Trail riding
- BACKCOUNTRY
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I use this bike for trails, and family rides on the back country roads and rail trails. Works great all around and looks great too. I bought the red and shortly after my dad bought the charcoal.
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I purchased my 2012 Rockhopper Comp 3 weeks ago and could not be happier. I recently got back into biking and wanted to replace my 20 year old mountain bike. I have put over 300 miles on it since I purchased it in a mix of road and single track. This week we went to Lake Chelan in Washington State and I road the Chelan Butte from bottom to top, which is 2800' of vertical elevation gain over roughly 5 miles. The single track is fairly technical in places with many rocks, and the Rockhopper performed very very well. I ran this circuit two days in a row for a total of 11,200' of total vertical.
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Pros
- Durable
- Good price value
- Fast
- FUN
- Climbs great
- Versatile
- Great Color
- Descends great
Cons
- Replaced rear cassette
- Replaced stock tires
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Commuting/City
- Mountain Biking
- Trail biking
- Downhill
- Xc mtn bike racing
Comments:
Great bike for recreational and competitive mtn bike riders. I upgraded the tires to S-Works Fast Trak, Stan's No Tubes, and Shimano XT-770 cassette 11-34t. Future upgrades: Rockshox or Fox fork, XT Hollowtech Crankset, carbon handblebar, stem, and seatpost. Overall, a great, durable bike at a great price!!
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