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Hardrock Sport

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2008 Hardrock Sport

ATB - All Terrain Bike SOLID AS A... From the mean streets to demanding dirt trails, the Hardrock® delivers performance and durability in a package that looks good and is built to be solid as a rock.

Inside Tech Building a hardtail frame that'll last a lifetime and is still light enough to ride isn't easy, but in the 25-plus years that we've been building mountain bikes, we've learned a thing or two. For the Hardrock we use a 100% proprietary, butted A1 alloy tubeset that is light, but still tough because we put the material only where it needs to be. Optimized Radius Engineering top and down tubes add even more brawn and still manage to shave weight.

Technical Specifications

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FRAMESET

FRAME

A1 Premium Aluminum, double-butted, ORE DT, externally relieved HT, reinforced disc mount, forged dropouts w/ replaceable 98954020 alloy hanger

HEADSET

1 1/8"" threadless

SEAT BINDER

Specialized alloy w/ QR

SUSPENSION

FORK

SR Suntour SF7-XCM, 100mm travel, 12"": 80mm, 30mm Hi-Ten stanchions and steerer, one piece alloy lower, coils spring mcu w/ preload adj., spring assisted seals, custom paint/graphic

WHEELS

FRONT TIRE

Specialized Resolution, 26x2.1"", 30TPI, wire bead

REAR TIRE

Specialized Resolution, 26x2.1"", 30TPI, wire bead

RIMS

Specialized/Alex HR 26, double wall w/ CNC

FRONT HUB

Specialized, forged alloy, 32h, polished races, steel QR

REAR HUB

Shimano FH-RM30L, cassette, 32h, QR

SPOKES

1.8mm (15g) stainless

DRIVETRAIN

FRONT DERAILLEUR

Shimano Altus FD-M310-6, top swing, 34.9mm clamp

REAR DERAILLEUR

Shimano Acera RD-M340

SHIFT LEVERS

Shimano EF-50

CHAIN

KMC X8, 1/2"" x 3/32"" w/ reusable Missing Link

CRANKSET

SR Suntour XCM-T312, replaceable rings, Octalink spline

CHAINRINGS

42S/32S/22S

BOTTOM BRACKET

Shimano BB-ES25, Octalink spline, cartridge bearing, 68 x 118mm for 50mm chainline

COCKPIT

STEM

Specialized 3D forged alloy, two bolt, 25.4mm, 10 degree rise

HANDLEBARS

Alloy 25.4mm, 640mm wide, 38mm rise, 8 degree back, 6 degree up sweep, 3.2mm thick

SADDLE

Specialized Aggro, Aramid sides, front and rear bumpers, 143mm width

BRAKES

FRONT BRAKE

Pro Max, alloy ""V"" w/ linear spring

REAR BRAKE

Pro Max, alloy ""V"" w/ linear spring

BRAKE LEVERS

Shimano EF-50, integrated

ACCESSORIES

PEDALS

Steel cage, composite body, 9/16""

* Weights based on production painted frames as pictured. Actual weights will vary based on colorway, frame size, and component variation. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Geometry

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Bottom Bracket Height - Low Setting300mm300mm300mm300mm300mm300mm
Top Tube Length (Horizontal)535mm565mm590mm615mm640mm665mm
Head Tube Height100mm100mm120mm120mm140mm160mm
Head Tube Angle - Low Setting69°70°70°70°70°70°
Seat Tube Angle (Actual) - Low Setting73°73°73°73°73°73°
Top Tube Length (Actual)535mm550mm569mm590mm616mm647mm
Seat Tube Length - Center to Top305mm381mm432mm483mm533mm610mm
Wheel Base1029mm1050mm1076mm1101mm1127mm1153mm
Standover Height670mm723mm758mm790mm823mm871mm
Chainstay Length427mm427mm427mm427mm427mm427mm
Crank Length165mm170mm170mm175mm175mm175mm
Handlebar Width640mm640mm640mm640mm640mm640mm
Stem Length60mm60mm75mm75mm90mm90mm
Seatpost Length350mm350mm350mm400mm400mm400mm
Geometry

Rider Reviews

  • 4.8
  • 4 Reviews

Allinall

This is truly the only bike I have ever owned that rides as good as it looks!!!

Would Recommend?
Yes!

Name:
Chris

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Switch, chained to modifiy...

I own a 2006 modified specialized hardrock sport S-ONE within turn to custom model outfitted w/aftermarket components from its heavier pro stock original. Making to build this illness a sick lil street racing hybrid and my results are satisfactory

Would Recommend?
Yes!

Name:
Leroy

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Still Shreds

My first MTB, the entry level Hardrock Sport has grown with its rider. I’ve owned this bike for over 10 years and have pretty much rebuilt the entire bike piece by piece, upgrading as I have gone. It’s got a tough A1 frame that can take a beating and I still ride it quite often, even now having a much nicer bike in my collection. With more modern, improved specs (upgraded forks, disc brakes, levers, 1x10 Deore Group, cranks, External thread BB, wheelset and BMX 26er tires, stem/bars and dropper) my Hardrock is in between a downcountry and BMX bike and is a lot of fun whether it be runs to the neighborhood store/Amazon locker or ripping some singletrack off the greenway.

Would Recommend?
Yes!

Name:
Nathan

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