A donkey made of steel for the highest mountains

Not quite as classy as Anjas Kuwahara, but more optimal for a suitable seating post and still very high quality, Gnubbi drives a Specialized Stumpjumper from 1889. Unfortunately, this frame is not muffed, but so far very robust and of course also made of steel. A small shortcoming of the frame is due to the old age that the typical mounting width for the rear wheel is still 130 mm (today 135 mm, except road bikes) and has no eyelets for the luggage rack holder rear and front. Today, however, standardised 135 mm impellers can be installed by lightly lifting the frame and we have installed appropriate clamps from Tube for the missing eyelets.

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