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2007 Jamis Dakar XCR Pro

This ultralight Kinesium alloy frame with weight-optimized components (7005 Aluminum and CarbonFibre) is a pro-level x-country machine.  Fork and frame have 100mm of travel suspension.  27-speed Shimano XTR Rapidfire Plus SL shifter.  This bike is super-light at 24.25 lbs.

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2007 Jamis Dakar XCR Pro
MSRP $4,500.00
Release date January, 2007
Brand Jamis
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SUPER EXPENSIVE!
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This report was started May 3, 2007 at 2:02 pm by dakalvia
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2007 Jamis Dakar XCR Pro is ranked 1st among it's competitors.  See the top picks in Mountain Bikes »
2008 Specialized FSRxc Comp

2008 Specialized FSRxc Comp

MSRP  $1,999.00    Released  January, 2008

Specialized's minimilistic full-suspension XC Trail ride.  This is a fast and light bike that Specialized claims is efficient and easy to maintain.  The FSRxc features Specialized's ORE (Optimized Radius Engineering) top and down tubes that are engineered and fabricated for XC Trail performance. Features: FSR M4 butted frame w/ ORE downtube, sealed cartridge bearing pivots...

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1.  avatar preinarz said:

At $4,500 MSRP, the XCR Pro is among the lowest priced full suspension bikes with a complete XTR build kit. So while it may be a lot of money to be putting out on a bicycle, it is a great buy in its class.
May 06, 2007 9:03pm
2.  avatar dakalvia said:

I would love to ride this bike...would be a HUGE upgrade over my 7-year old Jamis X-Country. I am partial to Jamis, and I really like the Dakar XAM 2.0....more of an all-mountain than a x-country racer.
Jul 17, 2007 1:32pm
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Pros

  • Ultra-light

Cons

  • SUPER EXPENSIVE!

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"I would love to ride this bike...would be a HUGE upgrade over my 7-year old Jamis X-Country. I am partial to Jamis, and I really like the Dakar XAM 2.0....more of an all-mountain than a x-country racer."

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dakalvia prefers 2007 Jamis Dakar XCR Pro over 2008 Specialized FSRxc Comp
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"At $4,500 MSRP, the XCR Pro is among the lowest priced full suspension bikes with a complete XTR build kit. So while it may be a lot of money to be putting out on a bicycle, it is a great buy in its class."
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