How much is a specialized Rockhopper bike worth?

The 2021 Rockhopper lineup consists of six different models, ranging from just $500 up to $1,125 USD, with size-specific suspension and wheel sizing, in enough colour options to make you dizzy.

What’s the difference between Rockhopper and Stumpjumper?

The geometry and basic construction are all Rockhopper. And as stated above the Stumpjumper has a fully butted frame. The Rockhopper Pro only has a butted down tube, all other tubes are straight gauge.

Where was the Specialized Rockhopper made?

Yes, ALL Specialized bikes are made in Taiwan, although they charge you hard bucks for their sleds.

Is a Rockhopper a good trail bike?

A Bike That Redefines A Category But you don’t need to be a die-hard shredder to enjoy the Rockhopper Expert. It’s just as great for new trail riders as it is for experienced shredders shopping on a budget. Although it can handle extremely rocky and technical trails, that kind of terrain isn’t the Rockhopper’s forté.

Is the Specialized Rockhopper good for trails?

The Specialized Rockhopper Comp 1x has 29″ wheels. Mountain bikes used to favor the 26″ wheel size, making them great for trails, but a little small and inefficient for the roads.

What is a Specialized Rockhopper?

The Specialized Rockhopper is arguably the best hardtail mountain bike in its category, offering unbeatable technology at a smart, wallet friendly price point. It is versatile too, with its tough build kit providing a perfect base for those riding XC, singletrack and even commuting.

Is Stumpjumper a XC bike?

Over time, the full-suspension Stumpjumper evolved from an XC bike into a mid-travel trail bike. It now caters to riders who want a capable all-rounder for both climbing and descending.

Are specialized bikes good quality?

Generally, Specialized are a reputable brand who produce high quality bikes, however there are one or two points to bear in mind if you’re thinking of splashing out on one. Like most top bike manufacturers they produce a very expensive top end range, where you can expect to get an awful lot of bike for your money.