Man, I understood calling them S1, S2, S3 or so when they only did 2-3 sizes..... but now that there's six sizes, isn't the lettering system better? As Marc points out, the old numbers and new numbers don't at all line up. What if they release a demo or something next year with three sizes, s1,2,3 etc. Are they going to line up with this? Logically, they should make them line up. Which might read something like S2, s4, s5 or something. That would be nonsensical.
I'm looking forward more to seeing the non-evo version of this. When the regular stumpjumper came out before, it was already very.... contemporary for a 2018 (MY 2019 because specialized is often an entire year ahead), and by the time 2019 actual rolled around, it was downright conservative.
I'm willing to bet its not out at the same time because they already released the 2021 stumpjumper in May or April or whenever they did it this year. Now I bet the non-evo version is ready but they couldn't possibly release a 2022 in 2020.
Oct. 6, 2020, 10:57 a.m. - Lu Kz
Man, I understood calling them S1, S2, S3 or so when they only did 2-3 sizes..... but now that there's six sizes, isn't the lettering system better? As Marc points out, the old numbers and new numbers don't at all line up. What if they release a demo or something next year with three sizes, s1,2,3 etc. Are they going to line up with this? Logically, they should make them line up. Which might read something like S2, s4, s5 or something. That would be nonsensical. I'm looking forward more to seeing the non-evo version of this. When the regular stumpjumper came out before, it was already very.... contemporary for a 2018 (MY 2019 because specialized is often an entire year ahead), and by the time 2019 actual rolled around, it was downright conservative. I'm willing to bet its not out at the same time because they already released the 2021 stumpjumper in May or April or whenever they did it this year. Now I bet the non-evo version is ready but they couldn't possibly release a 2022 in 2020.