First Generation, Stumpjumper FSR

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03-05-14, 08:40 AM

jotog

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First Generation, Stumpjumper FSR

I am in Colorado and am interested in the value of my Stumpjumper FSR. Included are photos. It is a pretty good ride, but I'm needing cash. In advance, Thanks. Jot

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03-05-14, 09:26 AM

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$150 +/- $25.

03-06-14, 10:03 PM

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Old full suspension bikes usually don't get much resale value. It probably be worth more if parted out.

03-06-14, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Frenchosa

Old full suspension bikes usually don't get much resale value. It probably be worth more if parted out.

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It was probably a really cool bike in its day. But today, it's just weird and not appreciated by many. Therefore, low value relative to what it cost new. Still, I'd probably just sell it whole as I'd expect to have a hard time getting rid of that frameset.