The latest Specialized offshoot, the Camber, was created as an affordable, thoroughbred trail bike. In other words: its habitat is fun tours with a high proportion of singletrack, where every second is not important, but where the focus is on riding enjoyment. The compact riding position and the high cockpit with wide handlebars and short stem give the Camber a playful character that guarantees superior control. The suspension does its job well and inconspicuously, with the rear end remaining pleasantly calm when pedalling. This makes the imperceptible, switchable platform superfluous anyway. The equipment level is comparatively low, but everything fits and fulfils its purpose. Even the weight is okay.
ConclusionThe newly developed Camber is a trail predator par excellence. Playful and downhill-orientated.
+ Playful handling
+ Rocker-free propulsion
- Simple equipment
- Uncomfortable saddle
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