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Carmelo
a Date Reviewed: April 16, 2012
Strengths: Styling, handling, FSR rear suspension.Weaknesses: Stock drivetrain but it's no big deal. Same with the brakes. Budget but they perform okay.Bottom Line: I've had my Camber Comp for almost a year now. It's in charcoal and silver. The only upgrade I made was an all SLX drivetrain. I thought of getting different brakes but decided not to. The standard Tektro Dracos perform very well. I've been taking it to a local trail center on a regular basis since January of this year (2012). It's very stable but quick to change direction. The stock suspension parts work well enough for me. I've been taking the jumps there and I have no complaints with either the stock Recon fork or Ario shock. The FSR rear end seems soft initially but once underway, I don't notice any bobbing under power and try as I might, I have yet to bottom out the rear end. The Camber is great looking bike that is not all show and no go. The harder you push it, the happier it is. I am hoping for an entry level Camber 29 as my next purchase but I'm keeping my Camber Comp.
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tieac
a Weekend Warrior
from Temecula, CA, USADate Reviewed: September 29, 2011
Strengths: Frame, weight responsive and efficient climbing abilityWeaknesses: stock componentsBottom Line: the price bar none and it's beautiful. once i need to replace my components, the upgrades will begin. i'm completely satisfied with choice over the trance X4.
Favorite Trail: Vail Lake
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$1522.00
Purchased At: Wheelworld
Similar Products Used: upgraded from 2003 K2 Sidewinder
Bike Setup: Stock
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allenfstar
a Cross Country Rider
from syracuse, ny, usaDate Reviewed: July 29, 2011
Strengths: Very light weight, good adjust-ability in suspension, shifts smooth under load, very responsive handling, good all around bikeWeaknesses: no compression adjustment, stock grips wore out quicklyBottom Line: great bike for the money most of the of the upgrades were to shave a little weight and improve already good handling great trail/xc bike also handles jumps very well i would definitely recommend this bike for anyone looking for a good all around mtn bike for under $2000
Favorite Trail: the one under me
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$1750.00
Purchased At: advance cyclery
Similar Products Used: test rode stumpjumper comp and trek fuel, owned a rockhopper comp
Bike Setup: camber comp, med, easton haven carbon bars, mavic cross ride wheels, crank bros mallet 3 pedals, thompson elite seatpost, rival sl saddle, chromag seatpost qr, enduro xl lockon grips, remote lock out for recon fork
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Flash
a Weekend Warrior
from MichiganDate Reviewed: May 13, 2011
Strengths: Value. Solid spec for the price.Weaknesses: NoneBottom Line: I bought the bike knowing that I would swap out a few parts. Ridden stock it is well worth the price. Upgraded it is a sweet 120mm ride. I was looking for something to replace my Stumpjumper FSR but really didn't want or need 140mm. This bike fits my needs. Now I just need to get it out on as many trials as possible!
Favorite Trail: El Prieto
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: Central Park Bicycle
Similar Products Used: Stumpjumper FSR, Trek Fuel EX9, Santa Cruz Heckler, Salsa El Kaboing. many others
Bike Setup: Fox Float, fox RP2, XT shadow, Thomson post, Crossmax Enduro.
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