Specialized Stumpjumper Shocklink

This shocklink is designed for specific carbon Stumpjumper frames. Before purchasing, check your bike's model year and frame material to ensure it matches the manufacturer's compatibility list, as linkage geometry varies significantly between generations.

No, this listing is for the carbon shocklink component only. You will need to reuse your existing hardware or source a separate bearing kit if your current components are worn or damaged.

While carbon is used for its strength-to-weight ratio on higher-end models, some alloy versions of the Stumpjumper utilize aluminum linkages. Always verify the material of your original part to ensure you are maintaining the intended structural integrity of your frame.

If you are comfortable with basic suspension maintenance and have the correct torque wrenches, you can perform this installation at home. However, because this is a critical structural component, we recommend professional installation if you are unsure about proper torque specifications or alignment.

While worn bearings are the most common issue, the shocklink itself can suffer from fatigue, hairline cracks, or deformation after heavy use or a significant impact. Replacing the link ensures the suspension kinematics remain precise and the rear triangle maintains proper stiffness.