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Schwinn Homegrown Model Identifier › Forums › General Stuff › Homegrown Talk › Please help , I cant idenify this frame I purchased, some bike shops are saying its not a homegrown, any help would be great!
I am new to this bike thing, but we are selling a frame that states homegrown on ebay currently and a few people are telling me its not a homegrown, would greatly appreciate any input on the subject, I dont want to mislead anyone.
In short, the chainstays are not asymetrical, the seatstays are not of the s-bend variety and there is no canti boss, and obviously it’s repainted and re-decaled. The cable stops also seem off. The dropouts also seem to be flat stamped, unlike what I’ve seen on other Homegrowns.
I don’t know exactly what that is but it doesn’t look like a Homegrown. Check out the 1995 model details and catalog for a bit more info and images.
That is a Specialized Stumpjumper M2 Metal Matrix frame. Likely from 1995. It should have a gusset below downtube next to the head tube. On that gusset will be the foreward cable stops. If that is the case……Stumpy!!
Hey, sorry man, I dont believe thats a Homegrown, it doesnt look like one.
Wow, good eye, bikeric… I think you may be right!
I saw that frame on ebay and asked the seller a bunch of questions. This is not a homegrown. Although there is an expanding market for M2 frames. The seller told me through correspondence that he was informed by a lot of people that it was not a homegrown, but due to the item having a bid on it, he could not stop the auction.