Jamis Quest - Steel Frame Road Bike w Carbon Fork - Shimano 105 - 55cm
6 Days
417
7
$650.00
Vintage
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VenmoSuper buttery smooth Jamis Quest steel framed road bike for sale.
55cm frame size
Mostly Shimano 105 groupset. (Crankset was swapped out to a 2x SRAM Rival from a 3x. Left shifter is still a 3x.) If you're riding mainly down in the valley a 1x actually wouldn't be bad on this rig. But if you're looking for a touring bike, going back to the 3x set up would be a good option.
Nice, lightweight Easton wheelset, stem, bars, and seatpost.
This a great commuter / college / 999 bike. Not too expensive--so if some homeless crackhead steals it you're not gonna cry too hard.
As with most steel framed road bikes, the ride is very smooth and supple... not harsh like aluminum frames (and even some carbon ones).
Reasonably light for a steel framed bike... around 20 lbs or so w/o pedals or other accessories.
Very nice Easton EA70 carbon fiber fork.
These make great touring bikes... it's kind of what they are designed and manufactured for. (Hence the original 3x drivetrain--for grinding up mountain passes with a fully loaded bike.)
I love this bike but I just have a few too many at the moment thus she doesn't get ridden as often as she should... so I'm gonna let her go.
Condition is great. Tune is great. No issues whatsoever.
55cm should be good for riders in the 5'8 to 6'0-ish range.
Reply with any questions or to set up a test ride.
I'm in the 9th & 9th area.
54cm 55 cm 56cm medium large
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Jamis Quest - Steel Frame Road Bike w Carbon Fork - Shimano 105 - 55cm
6 Days
417
7
$650.00
Vintage
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoSuper buttery smooth Jamis Quest steel framed road bike for sale.
55cm frame size
Mostly Shimano 105 groupset. (Crankset was swapped out to a 2x SRAM Rival from a 3x. Left shifter is still a 3x.) If you're riding mainly down in the valley a 1x actually wouldn't be bad on this rig. But if you're looking for a touring bike, going back to the 3x set up would be a good option.
Nice, lightweight Easton wheelset, stem, bars, and seatpost.
This a great commuter / college / 999 bike. Not too expensive--so if some homeless crackhead steals it you're not gonna cry too hard.
As with most steel framed road bikes, the ride is very smooth and supple... not harsh like aluminum frames (and even some carbon ones).
Reasonably light for a steel framed bike... around 20 lbs or so w/o pedals or other accessories.
Very nice Easton EA70 carbon fiber fork.
These make great touring bikes... it's kind of what they are designed and manufactured for. (Hence the original 3x drivetrain--for grinding up mountain passes with a fully loaded bike.)
I love this bike but I just have a few too many at the moment thus she doesn't get ridden as often as she should... so I'm gonna let her go.
Condition is great. Tune is great. No issues whatsoever.
55cm should be good for riders in the 5'8 to 6'0-ish range.
Reply with any questions or to set up a test ride.
I'm in the 9th & 9th area.
54cm 55 cm 56cm medium large
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