Specialized updates Camber trail range for 2016 Brain technology joins 650B and 29in options Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By David Rome July 7, 2015 at 11:45 am The S-Works Camber 650b is new in every way Courtesy The S-Works Camber 29 is close to the previous Camber EVO in its geometry, but is a totally new bike in other aspects Courtesy The new Concentric Link helps to lighten and stiffen the rear end Courtesy First seen in the new Stumpjumper FSR, the Camber carbon models get the downtube storage SWAT Door Courtesy The top Camber models are now equipped with a trail-specific Brain for advanced pedaling efficiency Courtesy Many will struggle with the decision between a Camber and Stumpjumper, and now there are wheel sizes to decide on, too Courtesy Another view of the new Concentric Link Courtesy Just like the Specialized Epic, the Brain is placed on the left side of the rear seatstay Courtesy The SWAT Door can be removed for easy access to the contents Courtesy The Camber is a hugely popular range, offering a platform that’s well suited to the riding type that most do Courtesy The 2016 Camber Expert Carbon (available in 650b or 29) Courtesy The other colour of the 2016 Camber Expert Carbon (available in 650b or 29) Courtesy The 2016 Camber Comp Carbon 29 Courtesy The 2016 Camber Comp 29 Courtesy The 2016 Camber Comp 29 Courtesy The 2016 Camber Comp 650b Courtesy The 2016 Camber 29 Courtesy The 2016 Camber 29 Courtesy