Inspection
Frame condition
Inspect the frame, fork, welds, and high-stress areas for cracks, dents, or prior repairs.
Rocky Mountain
2001 Rocky Mountain Elevation
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Overview
About this bike
2001 Rocky Mountain Elevation value depends on condition, original build, frame material, service history, and current buyer demand.
Specifications
Frameset
- Frame Construction
- TIG-welded
- Frame Tubing Material
- Easton 7005 Elite
- Fork Brand & Model
- Marzocchi Z-5 Air, 4.0inch travel
- Fork Material
- Aluminum, triple-clamp crown
- Rear Shock
- Not applicable
Drivetrain
- Groupset
- 2001 Rocky Mountain Elevation
- Component Group
- Shimano Deore
- Shift Levers
- Shimano Deore
- Crankset
- Shimano FCM 440, 22/32/44 teeth
- Bottom Bracket
- Sealed cartridge
- Rear Cogs
- 9-speed
- Chain
- SRAM, 1/2 x 3/32inch
Brakes
- Brakeset
- Shimano V-brake brakes, Shimano Deore levers
Cockpit
- Seatpost
- Rocky Mountain, 26.8mm diameter
- Saddle
- Rocky Mountain custom
- Handlebar
- Rocky Mountain Riser
- Handlebar Stem
- Rocky Mountain
- Headset
- 1 1/8inch threadless Ritchey Logic
Wheels & Tires
- Hubs
- Shimano Deore
- Rims
- Sun Rims CR18, 32-hole
- Tires
- 26 x 2.10inch Maxxis MOFO XC
- Spoke Brand
- DT stainless steel, 1.8mm straight gauge
- Spoke Nipples
- Brass nipples
Accessories
- Colors
- Black, Red
- Extensions
- Not included
Weight & Sizing
- Sizes
- 14.5inch, 16inch, 17.5inch, 18.5inch, 19.5inch, 21inch
Frame sizing
XS4'10"-5'2"
S5'2"-5'6"
M5'6"-5'10"
L5'10"-6'2"
XL6'2"-6'6"
M highlighted as most common resale size. Sourced from catalog metadata.
Geometry
- Stack
- Varies by size
- Reach
- Varies by size
- Wheelbase
- Varies by size
Industry standard. Sourced from catalog metadata.
What to check when buying used
Inspection
Drivetrain wear
Check chain stretch, cassette teeth, chainrings, and shifting under load before negotiating price.
Inspection
Wheel condition
Inspect rims, hubs, spokes, and bearing play; ask about the tire age and any prior wheel rebuilds.
Inspection
Service history
Ask for service records covering bearings, brakes, drivetrain, and any frame or fork warranty work.
Inspection
Suspension service
Confirm fork lowers and rear shock service intervals; ask for the most recent service receipts.
Inspection
Frame pivots & bearings
Cycle the suspension off the bike to feel for play, grit, or noise in pivot bearings.