2022 STUMPJUMPER EVO ALLOY Test Laps - Vital RAW with Jonny Simonetti

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Jonny Simonetti punishes the new 2022 Specialized Stumpjumper EVO Alloy mountain bike in Arizona. High-speed trails and technical, rocky, desert chunk get thrown at it.

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2022 Stumpjumper EVO Alloy Highlights
Aluminum frame
29-inch wheels
150mm (5.9-inches) of rear-wheel travel // 160mm (6.3-inches) fork travel
FSR suspension design
Tapered headtube
Internal cable routing
SWAT box internal frame storage
Angle adjust headset
FOX Factory Suspension
Threaded bottom bracket with ISCG 05 mounts
Boost 148mm rear spacing with 12mm through axle
Measured weight (size S6, no pedals): 35.4pounds (16.05kg)
MSRP $5600 USD


Size tested: S6


About the tester
Jonathon Simonetti - Age: 27 // Years Riding MTB: 18 // Height: 6’4” (1.93m) // Weight: 215-pounds (97.5kg)
Jonny started mountain biking in 2003 after taking a trip to Northstar and discovering how much more could be ridden than on a BMX bike. He began racing at age 12 and raced for about 12 years until ultimately deciding the pressure of racing wasn’t the best fit for having fun on a bike. After a couple years working in the industry and developing a deeper understanding of bikes inside and out, he has an affinity for pairing his riding ability with the analysis of bikes and breaking down what makes them work well. He rides for fun now but still finds the most enjoyment out of going fast with friends.