Nahtan

Hill2Hill

I cracked my Anthem x 29er frame in the usual spot (top tube joining the seat tube) and it was replaced within a week. Only problem was it happened halfway through Sani day 2 and had to hold it together with a tube or two. Not great for my time

Thanks. My understanding is the frame is the same but the rear linkages are slightly different which allows for the 120mm at the back. As for the front its just got a 120mm fork and not a 110mm. So now the question is if I can get the different linkages and a 120mm rear shock I can have an Evo

Thanks for the responses. The Camber Evo comes with 120mm front and back (now why don't Specialized bring that bike into the country???) so I don't think I will be doing anything to the frame that it cant already handle. The head will become a little slacker which will be good for the down hills and I am able to move the headset spacers so I can keep the handlebars at the same height because the change will lift the front a bit. I think it is time to open the fork up

Hi all, need some help here. I have a Camber which runs a Fox 110mm front fork and I want to know if I can increase it to 120mm by taking out spacers in the fork. I have read that Fox make a 80mm, 100mm, 120mm etc damper cartridge and that you can decrease a forks travel but cant increase it. I would therefore assume that the Cambers fork is a 120mm shortened to 110mm which I could take back to 120mm by removing the spacer. Is this correct? Thanks for the help.

Well it appears it is being covered by the frame warranty. However this process is not quick. I am getting a loan part unitl the shipment arrives in late Nov or early Dec.

I have a spark 40 (2011 model) and it broke this morning in thesame place as all the rest. On the right rear swing arm just below the pivot point. Taking it in today, so lets see if it gets fixed??