How about a thread for Jamis. There composite bikes truly set a new standard both in construction and ride. Plus Jamis still makes steel bikes. How cool is that!! Keeping it real!

...um, you dropped one of your pom-poms..

I have been very happy with my Jamis Quest for the past couple of years I've owned it. It's a nice riding steel bike that has perfomed well in all conditions. :thumbsup:

I just bought a 07 Jamis Xenith Comp.

http://shoppix.smugmug.com/gallery/3293552#184988266

This is a link for a pic of me at a crit on mu 06 xenith pro. So far I love the bike :-).

...um, you dropped one of your pom-poms..

Too funny.

Jamis does make some nice bikes but a new "standard." Come on. Trek, Specialized, Giant, Colnago, Ridley, Time, Look, Scott, BMC, et.al. might have something to say about that.:D

http://gallery.roadbikereview.com/showphoto.php?photo=13283&cat=500&ppuser=270894

I actually like this one quite well.

http://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/bikes/08_bikes/images/08_bike_images/08_enlarged/2008_XENITH_SL.jpg

I own two Jamis bikes, a 2005 Eclipse and a 2006 Xenith Comp. I find them to be great bikes and real good value for the money.

Too funny.

Jamis does make some nice bikes but a new "standard." Come on. Trek, Specialized, Giant, Colnago, Ridley, Time, Look, Scott, BMC, et.al. might have something to say about that.:D

Paradigm's do shift:

As tested at the San Diego low speed wind tunnel. Over 10% less turbulence over all other bikes previously tested:

http://jamisbikes.com/usa/bikes/08_bikes/08xenitht2.html#

56cm, HM40/1K, Red, As pictured 12.9 lbs, sub 10k ($6500):

http://jamisbikes.com/usa/bikes/08_bikes/08xenithsl.html

Best, R