Is the Specialized Camber discontinued?

For 2019, Specialized decided to wave goodbye to the Camber name completely. Taking its place is the new shorter travel version of the Stumpjumper, which is sensibly called the Stumpjumper ST. The frame itself is exactly the same as the regular (or ‘long travel’) Stumpjumper.

Is Specialized Camber good?

The Specialized Camber is a very good, all-mountain bike. For technical flow trails and enduro tracks in the mountains, the bike will perform very well. I enjoyed the lightness and balance of the bike, but also the strength, stability and general badassery of the bike.

How much does a specialized camber weigh?

Original weight was around 32 lbs. (medium Frame).

How much travel does a specialized camber have?

Technical Specifications

FRAME	Specialized M5 Aluminum, Trail Geometry, threaded BB, internal cable routing, 12x142mm dropouts, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, replaceable derailleur hanger, 120mm of travel
SEAT BINDER	Alloy, 34.9mm

Is the camber Comp 29 a trail bike?

We’re firm believers that a trail bike needs to be able to cover the entire trail at speed, and when it comes to sending it, it’s tough to beat a 29er. Even more so, it’s tough to beat our Camber Comp 29.

What kind of suspension does a specialized camber 29 have?

With a tapered head tube, 12×142-millimeter rear-axle spacing and suspension that rides on bearings throughout, the Camber offers handling on par with bikes twice its cost and with either more or less travel. The Specialized Camber 29 can be had for a reasonable price but delivers performance that belies its modest cost.

How big are the wheels on a specialized camber mountain bike?

The bike is also available with carbon construction, and there are also options designed around 27.5-inch wheels. With a tapered head tube, 12×142-millimeter rear-axle spacing and suspension that rides on bearings throughout, the Camber offers handling on par with bikes twice its cost and with either more or less travel.

What’s the difference between 29er and 27.5 inch camber?

While this version of the Camber does not come with the patented Specialized AutoSag feature, it is still very easy to set the shock to 25-percent sag and the fork to 20 percent. Moving out: The 29er version of the Camber is essentially identical to the 27.5-inch version and sports the same wheelbase, chainstay length and even top tube length.

Is the Specialized Camber discontinued? For 2019, Specialized decided to wave goodbye to the Camber name completely. Taking its place is the new shorter travel version of the Stumpjumper, which is sensibly called the Stumpjumper ST. The frame itself is exactly the same as the regular (or ‘long travel’) Stumpjumper. Is Specialized Camber good? The…