Specialized Bicycle Company has noticed a missing link in the Mountain Bike category and has filled it with a completely new product, the Camber. New for 2011, the Camber comes with hydroformed M4 alloy frames and an integrated headset, 120mm of travel in the rear and 100mm in the forks.
The geometry will remind you of its cousin, the Stumpy, but with a longer wheelbase. The Camber models also have pivot locations formed in tubes instead of welded separately.
Specialized Camber Elite does not have the Brain set up on the shocks, which allows the price point to settle at entry level for trail bikes. Moving up to the Camber Pro models you get a SRAM 2×10 crankset with Shimano XTR 10-speed derailleur.
The 2011 Camber Mountain Bike line will include
a 29er version in keeping with Specialized's indication earlier this year that they see the 29'er category growing significantly in 2011.
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