The Dakar XCT comp is a 650B dualie with 130mm of X Fusion front and rear travel, with front and rear thru-axles, a Shimano Deore 2x10 drivetrain, Shimano M445 hydraulic disc brakes, and a Crank Bros Cobalt cockpit. It is truly a whole lot of bike for the money! This bike was a great deal at MSRP, now it's $400 off!

Other great features include: asymmetrical chainstays, tapered headtube/tapered steerer tube, GEAX Goma 650B tires, sealed cartridge bearing Formula hubs, 160mm rear rotor, 180mm front rotor, and WTB Volt saddle.

The Comp features Jamis's well renowned MP4 suspension, which provides that bottom-less travel feel, and a near vertical rear wheel travel path. There's a lock-out on the rear shock, but you won't ever use it. Jamis nailed this suspension design; this bike climbs really well with the shock in the fully open position. If you're looking for a dualie and you want the most bang for your buck, the Dakar XCT Comp is your best choice!

For our own personal review on this bike: 

The parts kit on this steel MTB steed is no joke, either. White Brothers fork with a very plush 120mm of travel; you won't believe how light this fork is, not to mention the really cool lock out function, which is different from everything we have seen thus far. The complete Shimano SLX drivetrain is no slouch, and in most cases we prefer it to the more high end Shimano kits since it is durable, and cheaper to replace worn or busted parts. The Avid Elixir 5 brakes feel really great, despite all the bad press SRAM brakes have received lately. The Dragon comes equipped with Schwalbe Racing Ralph tubeless tires, and tubeless ready rims, so that's a huge plus. The American Classic wheelset is one of the lightest 650B MTB wheelsets available. A Crank Bros cockpit rounds out the wonderful list of components.