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Old 05-18-09, 02:24 PM
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Convert to Disc on Stumpjumper

I have a 2002 Stumpjumper and I was at bike shop and they had a new wheelset of XT w/ Ryno lite rims for $100 that were disc compabable. My frame and fork both have the housing for disc. since my rear wheel is nearing the end of its life, I thought it might be worth it to get the wheels and convert the bike to disc.

So, my only question is the only other items I would need to buy are the brake levers, cable, housing that attaches to the frame / fork and the disc that goes to the wheel?

If there is anything I missed, let me know, also, what would be the ballpark to do this change?
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the disc caliper, unless thats what you mean by housing?
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Yes it would the be disc caliper that attaches to the frame and fork. That's what I meant by housing. Thanks for correcting me.
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