Value? 1994 Specialized Stumpjumper non-susp Deore LX
 

Any idea of value? 19'' frame, good condition but needs cleanup.
19" frame; Deore LX ALL ORIGINAL components except seat and handle bar extensions.
Want to get idea of value so I can find it a good home...thx!

Bicycle Type Mountain bike, non-suspension; Weight 24.9; 19”, Frame Construction TIG-welded steel; Frame Tubing Material Chromoly, Specialized Direct Drive Prestige; Fork Brand & Model Chromoly, Specialized Direct Drive; Brakeset Shimano Deore LX brakes, levers; Shift Levers Shimano Deore LX Rapidfire Plus w/Optical Gear Display; Front Derailleur Shimano Deore LX ; Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore LX ; Crankset Shimano Deore LX, 22/32/42 teeth; Pedals Specialized Direct Drive Comp w/clips; Rear Cogs 7-speed, 11 - 28 teeth ; Seatpost Tahoma 300 alloy, micro-adjust; Handlebar Specialized, double-butted, aluminum; Handlebar Stem AheadSet alloy ; Wheels: Hubs Shimano Deore LX; Rims Specialized Z-21, 32-hole ; Tires Specialized Cannibal S

As is, $50 to $75. All cleaned up with matching tires, matching bottle cages, new cables, fully ready to ride, $150. Buyers of that era MTB do not pay extra for better components. They are looking for something that sparkles and is ready to ride. People buying project/dirty bikes are bargain hunters, who will clean it up and resell it at the higher price. I have had problems with that era shifter. How are they working?

Older MTBs get zero respect. The serious MTB riders want the latest and greatest: disc brakes, suspension, etc. That leaves you the recreational riders, that just want something good (and cheap) to ride with the kids.

Prices are Hooterville market (average market).

94 Stumpjumper
 

Want to sell it?

Since this thread is seven months old and the OP has never posted again, I don't you'll have much luck.

Just FYI, all sales and "want to buy" threads belong in the Marketplace forums.