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SJ 120 Brain Conversion??

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NCtrailX

Discussion Starter · Dec 9, 2005

Does anyone know if there will be a conversion available that allows you set up the Brain shock on your Stumpjumper 120? I guess the kit would need to include at least one seat stay, and a brain shock.

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rryyddeerr

· #2 · Dec 9, 2005

come on now,

sthrnfat said:
Does anyone know if there will be a conversion available that allows you set up the Brain shock on your Stumpjumper 120? I guess the kit would need to include at least one seat stay, and a brain shock.

maybe betd could cobble something, but my bets are that spesh has that under pretty tight wraps.

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tiflow_21

· #3 · Dec 9, 2005

sthrnfat said:
Does anyone know if there will be a conversion available that allows you set up the Brain shock on your Stumpjumper 120? I guess the kit would need to include at least one seat stay, and a brain shock.

Possibly contact Specialized and see if they'll sell you a rear triangle or seatstays from the 06 pro or s-works. Doubt they'll do it but it's worth a try.

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Daffunda

· #4 · Dec 9, 2005

Probably wont' happen. Then it'll void the warranty for sure.

Technology advancement is cruel, isn't it?

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walkman

· #5 · Dec 10, 2005

From what I've heard, Specialized wouldn't do anything to help anyone upgrade their epic brain from year to year, so it's doubtful they'd help you put a brain on an SJ Expert. Besides, if you were willing to spend the money to do it, the SJ Pro would probably be cheaper considering the other upgrades that comes with it.

Another interesting question, will Specialized let anyone change out the epic brain for the SJ brain, or vice versa?

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Daffunda

· #6 · Dec 10, 2005

walkman said:
From what I've heard, Specialized wouldn't do anything to help anyone upgrade their epic brain from year to year, so it's doubtful they'd help you put a brain on an SJ Expert. Besides, if you were willing to spend the money to do it, the SJ Pro would probably be cheaper considering the other upgrades that comes with it.

And that makes sense also. If I was running the company, I would not sell upgrade kits. I would make them buy a new bike.

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