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Specialized Enduro SL Expert FSR Reviews
Mountain Biking > Mountain Bike Gear > Mountain bikes > Full suspension bikes
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2 gear reviews |
| MSRP: $3300.00 | |
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| 3 members own this | 1 members want this |
Description
# Enduro M5 alloy, fully manipulated frame w/ ORE TT and DT, forged HT, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, ISCG mount, adjust geometry
# Replaceable derailleur hanger, 150mm travel
# Specialized AFR Shock w/ Spike valve adjustment
# Specialized Future Shock e150 fork
# Avid Juicy 7, hydraulic disc brakes
# SRAM X.0, 9-speed rear derailleur
# Shimano M-760 XT Hollowtech II, 2pc crank/BB
# Enduro M5 alloy, fully manipulated frame w/ ORE TT and DT, forged HT, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, ISCG mount, adjust geometry
# Replaceable derailleur hanger, 150mm travel
# Specialized AFR Shock w/ Spike valve adjustment
# Specialized Future Shock e150 fork
# Avid Juicy 7, hydraulic disc brakes
# SRAM X.0, 9-speed rear derailleur
# Shimano M-760 XT Hollowtech II, 2pc crank/BB
Reviews
Pros: This bike rides great climbs well and is light for the amount of travel.
Cons: The E150 front fork has issues. 1. it clunks...The DU bushings are too big and the fork has play. 2. The travel control knob failed.
Recommendation: Great bike rides well just it has some small issues with tight turns and the fork as well has teething problems that i am sure Specialized will iron out.
Cons: The E150 front fork has issues. 1. it clunks...The DU bushings are too big and the fork has play. 2. The travel control knob failed.
Recommendation: Great bike rides well just it has some small issues with tight turns and the fork as well has teething problems that i am sure Specialized will iron out.
Recommendations
SRAM X9 Rear Derailleur (100%)* Decline (100%)
Avid Code Disc Brake (100%)
Easton Havoc AM (100%)
* Mountain Bike Action (100%)
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Cons: None so far
Recommendation: Nice, plush, slack, 6" decender. Shrink the fork and she climbs extremely well still. Does everything well, like the "swiss army knife" of mountain bikes