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fahrradrahmen s Specialized S-Works Stumpjumper 15 Modell 2026Das S Works Stumpjumper 15 Rahmenset ist hier und bereit, jeden Kompromiss im Trailgame auszulschen. Schluckt es Brocken auf dem Trail wie ein Big Bike? Check. Besitzt es die Kontrolle, Verspieltheit und Effizienz von Bikes mit wenig Federweg? Double check. Und wie sieht es mit verschiedensten Einstellungsmglichkeiten aus, damit du dein Bike perfekt an dich und deine Fahrweise anpassen kannst? Check, check, check. NOCH KOMPETENTER: Unsere neue GENIE

  • Das S-Works Stumpjumper 15 Rahmenset ist hier und bereit, jeden Kompromiss im Trailgame auszulöschen. Schluckt es Brocken auf dem Trail wie ein Big Bike? Check. Besitzt es die Kontrolle, Verspieltheit und Effizienz von Bikes mit wenig Federweg? Double check. Und wie sieht es mit verschiedensten Einstellungsmöglichkeiten aus, damit du dein Bike perfekt an dich und deine Fahrweise anpassen kannst? Check, check, check.

    NOCH KOMPETENTER: Unsere neue GENIE Dämpfertechnologie vereint ein spiel- und sprungfreudiges Fahrgefühl mit den Downhill-Kapazitäten von Endurobikes.

    NOCH KONTROLLIERBARER: Das Stumpjumper 15 besitzt bessere Traktionseigenschaften als unser „Bike of the Year“ Stumpjumper EVO.

    ENDLOS KONFIGURIERBAR: Sechs unterschiedliche Geometrie-Einstellungen, Mullet oder Full 29er, veränderbare Federkurve und vieles mehr.

    GENIE LÄSST KEINE WÜNSCHE OFFEN: Unser neuester Streich in Sachen Innovation ist GENIE. Die Luftdämpfer-Technologie, die die drei größten Wünsche unserer Rider erfüllt: Ein fast „undurchschlagbarer“ Luftdämpfer mit dem smoothen Fahrgefühl einer Stahlfeder – plus ultrafeiner Einstellbarkeit.

    DAS BESTE AUS ZWEI WELTEN: GENIE kombiniert die lineare Federrate einer Stahlfeder in den ersten 70% des Hubs mit der progressiven Federrate einer Luftfeder in den letzten 30%. So maximieren wir die Kontrolle und vermeiden Bottom-Outs. GENIE bietet das Beste aus beiden Welten – Stahl- und Luftfeder – plus die Möglichkeit des Tunings. Verabschiede dich von Kompromissen. Die Zukunft des Trailridings ist beginnt jetzt.

    BESSERES STOSSKRAFTMANAGEMENT: Mit 16,3% besserem Stoßkraftmanagement als bei konventionellen luftgefederten Dämpfern sorgt GENIE im Stumpy 15 dafür, dass sich das Bike fährt, als hätte es viel mehr Federweg. Als Beispiel, das Stumpjumper 15 mit 145 mm hinten und unser Enduro mit 170 mm nutzen beide 101 mm Federweg, um eine Stoßkraft von 1080 N zu absorbieren.

    MEHR TRAKTION: Ausführliche Tests im Labor und auf den Trails haben außerdem gezeigt, dass das Stumpjumper 15 mit GENIE gegenüber einem herkömmlichen luftgefederten Dämpfer 57% bessere Traktionseigenschaften besitzt. Unsere neue GENIE Technologie bietet dir die geschmeidige Performance einer Stahlfeder, die im Durchschnitt für mehr Bodenkontakt deines Hinterrads sorgt als ein normaler luftgefederter Dämpfer. Deine Kräfte werden besser übertragen und du erhältst dadurch einfach mehr Kontrolle.

    WENIGER BOTTOM-OUTS: Je härter die Schläge, desto mehr entfaltet die „stille Reserve“ von GENIE ihr volles Potenzial: In den letzten 30% des Federwegs steigt der Dämpfungswiderstand progressiv an – und reduziert so die potenzielle Durchschlagsfrequenz und -intensität.

    PROGRESSIVE TRAILGEOMETRIE: Die Geometrie dieses Bikes liefert Big Bike-Tugenden auf Abruf, ein federleicht wendiges Lenkgefühl in engen Abschnitten und ein enorm effizientes Kletterverhalten. Das zentrale, großzügige Cockpit zentriert Rider für bestmögliche Traktion und Kurvenkontrolle. Das tiefe Tretlager, der flache Steuerrohrwinkel und der optimierte Gabel-Offset bieten auch in schwierigem Gelände kinderleichte Balance dank viel Stabilität.

    EIN RAHMEN VOLLER MÖGLICHKEITEN: Sechs individuelle Einstellungen lassen Rider die Ergonomie und Effizienz ihres Bikes nach Vorlieben und Terrain perfekt justieren. Lenkwinkel und Tretlagerhöhe können für den optimalen Schwerpunkt oder die nötige Bodenfreiheit verändert werden.

    MULLET ODER FULL 29ER: Große Räder für ein besseres Überrollverhalten und mehr Momentum oder ein kleineres Hinterrad für mehr Spielfreudigkeit? Du hast die Wahl. Wenn du die Kombination ändern möchtest, bieten wir in unserem Shop die passende Umlenkwippe an. Und keine Sorge, Geometrie und Fahrwerkcharakteristik bleiben gleich.

    SWAT BOX: Die geniale SWAT™ Box 4.0 im Unterrohr bietet auch im Stumpjumper 15 ein wind-, wetter- und crash-festes Staufach, jetzt noch sicherer und besser integriert.

    • Rahmen, Hinterbau und Umlenkwippe aus leichtem FACT 11m Carbon.
    • FOX FLOAT Factory mit GENIE Dämpfertechnologie und Ride Dynamics Tune. Mit Hebel für den offenen und straffen Druckstufenmodus und 3 verschiedenen Druckstufenmodi in der offenen Position. Zusätzliche Anpassungsmöglichkeiten mit Spacern.
    • Lebenslange Rahmengarantie bei Registrierung innerhalb der ersten 90 Tage nach dem Kauf und ein Satz Ersatzlager für den Hinterbau pro Jahr. Beides gilt nur für den Erstkäufer.
    • Nur mit elektronischen Antriebssystemen kompatibel.
    • Satin Shadow Silver / Ashen Grey / Gloss Black Liquid Metal

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Why Politics in a Tech Book????
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Well... I'm surprised to see the book blatently calls out its dedication to Black Lives Matter, which is in all caps so I assume it's referring to the political organization. It goes on to speak of 2020 being the year of an "awakening of injustices of systematic racism"... I thought I was buying a technical book??? Had I known this political bs was included I wouldn't have purchased it! However, I bought and I'm still reading it. If the politics goes away and the TECHNICAL content is good I'll update my review.
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