Specialized Camber Expert 2012

mikewoods
mikewoods Posts: 135
edited January 2013 in Your mountain bikes
My first full bouncer and I love her I took these pics during our Chrimbo Eve session around Brechfa - it was wet!!

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Obligatory muddy shot - it was so wet that by the time we rode up the car park most of the mud was off!! :D

Upgrades:
Stans flow EX's (cuz I'm a fat bastid) on Hope Pro 2 Evos
Racface bars
XT shifters i-spec
Xt brakes (fooking awesome!!)
Hope stem (original was 110mm!!) and end caps

I also swapped the lowers from my Trek so I had white forks and not black! :)

Comments

  • JMcP92
    JMcP92 Posts: 339
    Looks really great, nice shots too, though I struggle to believe any of them were really a "muddy shot" as such. Far too clean to be a muddy shot
  • MountainMonster
    MountainMonster Posts: 7,423
    JMcP92 wrote:
    Looks really great, nice shots too, though I struggle to believe any of them were really a "muddy shot" as such. Far too clean to be a muddy shot
    He did say that it was so wet that by the time they were back at the cars that the mud had mostly washed off.

    Anyways, nice bike!
    My London Road
  • Super Dee
    Super Dee Posts: 75
    Nice bike.
    I have the same one but mine is pretty stock (except pedals, cage, etc)

    I did use a chainstay protector on the inside of the non drivetrain side, to protect against the brake cable rub that I have read can be pretty bad on these frames.
  • mikewoods
    mikewoods Posts: 135
    Yeah I doubled up the heli tape in that area when I swapped over to the XT's - The tape that was there from factory had started wearing already!
  • mikewoods
    mikewoods Posts: 135
    JMcP92 wrote:
    Looks really great, nice shots too, though I struggle to believe any of them were really a "muddy shot" as such. Far too clean to be a muddy shot

    To be honest I was disappointed when taking them because it was really sloppy out there but so wet it just fell off lol

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