JOE BUCKLEY: My name's Joe Buckley, and I'm a product
manager at Specialized Full Suspension Mountain Bike.
One of the projects that I work on is the Camber FSR.
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Camber is kind of a bike that takes the lightweight
characteristics from a cross country race bike and pairs it
with the trail geometry.
It's for somebody who wants to go fast pedaling up and down.
The new S-Works Camber is one pretty exciting for me--
new look, super sleek, internal cable routing.
Gets concentric pivot, so it gets a lot lighter, gets
stiffer even than it was before-- a more supple ride--
so super excited about that.
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So the difference between the standard Camber and the Evo
frame is head angle gets a degree slacker, travel
increases-- you go from 110 millimeters to 120
millimeters.
They come with a little bit burlier tires
and stronger wheels.
Just a more aggressive version of standard Camber.
It just more depends on their riding style--
you know, if somebody's aggressive and is going to use
that extra travel.
But it's just a ton of fun, so super excited about that.
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