You can date it with the serial number. http://mombatbicycles.com/MOMBAT/BikeHistoryPages/Specialized.html
Its most likely an ‘84/85’ since it doesn’t have the TA crankset. It means its worth considerably less then one of the first couple of production runs but still collectable.
I’d suggest hanging it up on a wall, and just looking at it, or selling it to someone who will. With every little bit of damage on the frame it’ll lose more and more value.
A1000Birds on
No info from me, just envy and jealousy! 😈sweet barn find
sireatalot on
I love the bullmoose handbars. Was that stock on that bike or was it a popular aftermarket mod or what?
chiboulevards on
Pretty early Stumpy — these are pretty coveted and sought after. You could easily flip it and get $300-$500 for it.
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You can date it with the serial number. http://mombatbicycles.com/MOMBAT/BikeHistoryPages/Specialized.html
Its most likely an ‘84/85’ since it doesn’t have the TA crankset. It means its worth considerably less then one of the first couple of production runs but still collectable.
I’d suggest hanging it up on a wall, and just looking at it, or selling it to someone who will. With every little bit of damage on the frame it’ll lose more and more value.
No info from me, just envy and jealousy! 😈sweet barn find
I love the bullmoose handbars. Was that stock on that bike or was it a popular aftermarket mod or what?
Pretty early Stumpy — these are pretty coveted and sought after. You could easily flip it and get $300-$500 for it.