Anthem X4 vs Camber Comp vs Spark 70 vs anything else
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The Anthem won loads of bike of the year awards and things because the maestro rear suspension design was so good when it was first introduced, read some of the reviews from 2009/2010. everyone praised it becuase it was repsonsive, great handling and enabled you to get the power down.
here are some real life examples too, not magazine reviews!
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/how-good-i...
here are some real life examples too, not magazine reviews!
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/how-good-i...
I'm a bit of a Spesh fanboy. I almost bought a 2012 Camber Comp but instead picked up a 2011 Stumpy Comp for the same sort of price. The Stumpy has a better spec when compared, you might still be able to find some around.
Just a thought.
A friend of mine went for a Canyon AM 6.0 for a similar price which looks nice too.
Just a thought.
A friend of mine went for a Canyon AM 6.0 for a similar price which looks nice too.
pablo said:
The Anthem won loads of bike of the year awards and things because the maestro rear suspension design was so good when it was first introduced, read some of the reviews from 2009/2010. everyone praised it becuase it was repsonsive, great handling and enabled you to get the power down.
here are some real life examples too, not magazine reviews!
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/how-good-i...
And the awards are worth jack IMO. [broken record]I bought a Whyte 46 on the strength of the 10/10s and 5 star reviews and the build quality was poor and it was a dog under braking and on twisty singletrack. And I wasn't the only one to think so.[/broken record]here are some real life examples too, not magazine reviews!
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/how-good-i...
IME use the awards to narrow down your short list but buy after a proper ride. But I agree, always have a look at the STW and MTBR reviews as well - OP you'd be surprised how often the two don't align.
Whats it for?
Racing?
Enduro?
Trail rides?
Trail Centres?
Natural terrain?
Rocky Lake District?
Flowing Forest?
Are you a hard rider?
Heavy?
Smooth pedaler?
Brake hard?
Jump?
Go to a bike shop and talk to someone who vcan advise you once you have answered those questions. Best advice you will get on a forum.
Racing?
Enduro?
Trail rides?
Trail Centres?
Natural terrain?
Rocky Lake District?
Flowing Forest?
Are you a hard rider?
Heavy?
Smooth pedaler?
Brake hard?
Jump?
Go to a bike shop and talk to someone who vcan advise you once you have answered those questions. Best advice you will get on a forum.
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