nolipoli Posted January 4, 2017 Posted January 4, 2017 General comment on geometry:Unless you are a serious XC racer with top drawer bike handling skills, you should go for the bike that will make you the most confident - this generally means slacker head angle and more relaxed rider position. It is pointless getting a bike that may be slightly quicker on the flats and climbs but lets you down when it gets rough and technical in the descents so you are slow and not having fun. Get a Camber - Whoop a little more.
Riaan H Posted January 7, 2017 Posted January 7, 2017 The Camber is a phenomenally capable bike. Try and get a demo one from the shop to test on a trail you know. Best way to know if it's right.
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