Introducing Stumpjumper 15 One Bike To Rule
All Trails

Breakthrough Capability

GENIE Shock Technology combines a poppy, playful ride with a bottomless DH feel

Ultimate Control

Measurably better traction than “Bike of the Year” Stumpjumper EVO

Unmatched Personalization

Six-way geometry adjust, mixed wheel or 29”, tunable spring curve, and more

Wheel Good

Big Wheels or Mixed, You Choose

With our aftermarket shock links, you can choose between big wheels front and rear or mix things up with a 27.5” rear for a more responsive and playful ride. No matter what you choose, geometry is unaffected.

GENIE - The Magic Carpet Ride

Grants Every Trail Rider’s Three Wishes

1 - Coil spring bump performance
2 - Air spring bottom-out prevention
3 - Tunable platform for a poppy feel

Geometry Honed to Rule All Trails

Capability and Control by the Numbers

The Stumpjumper 15 geometry delivers big bike capability when you need it, a nimble feel in tight sections, and lively, efficient climbing manners. The generous cockpit centers you on the bike, optimizing traction and corner control. The low bottom bracket, slack head tube angle, and optimized fork offset keep things stable in the rough. Three rear-center dimensions across the size range optimize handling for riders of different sizes.

Have it Your Way

Benchmark Geo Adjustability

Seamlessly integrated adjustability makes Stumpjumper 15 the most personalizable trail bike ever. Six distinct geometry settings allow you to hone its performance for any style, any terrain. The head angle is adjustable to three settings between 63 and 65.5 degrees via a unique eccentric upper headset cup. Fine-tune the bottom bracket height up or down by 7mm by swapping the Horst link chips. Drop it down for a more stable ride, or set it high for clearance.

S-Sizing

Select the Size that Suits Your Style (Not Your Inseam)

S-Sizing is based on what matters: rider style, not inseam. Six sizes, all with similar head tube lengths and standover, allow you to choose the size that best suits how you ride. Smaller S-Size numbers will be more nimble, thanks to their shorter reach and front-center measurement, while bigger S-Sizes deliver more stability and a roomier ride.