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Jamis Zenith Team Racing 2011 - $2,900 (Maple Leaf)

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NE 90th St near Roosevelt Way NE

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bicycle type: road
frame size: 58cm
wheel size: 27 in
bicycle frame material: carbon fiber
brake type: caliper
handlebar type: drop
electric assist: other
condition: excellent
make / manufacturer: Jamis
model name / number: Xenith Team

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Retail was $6,800 before SpeedPlay Zero pedals ($305) or Stages DuraAce power meter crank set. This bike is light, fast, fun, feels indestructible, and is basically in new condition. The external battery holds charge but as it's coming in on 15 years old it might be best to replace ($90 or so online). I've ridden several centuries and the battery never died on me. (In case you don't know, if the battery dies you can still ride but you're stuck in whatever gear it was in.) The wheels are my favorite--extremely sturdy, true to turn, and look great with a quick spin up. I would have kept them for my new Dogma but I'm now on disc instead of calipers. Truly, the all-carbon frame and Di2 technology is just as relevant today. The Di2 batteries are now installed in the frame which is a nicer design, but not a performance impact.

This bicycle is ready to ride today. If I were keeping it as a second I would rewrap the bars and buy a new battery just to be safe. That's it! I'll let you clean the chain/cassette since everyone has their own ism about the proper way. :) This was the bike Jamis supplied its racing team with.

Weight is 18lbs as shown.
Seat has been upgraded since purchase.
Crank has been upgraded since purchase.
Full DuraAce Di2 system.
American Classic 420 Aero aluminum wheels I think are 27s.
No crashes! Just a couple scuffs from it tipping over.
Carbon water cages.
BB30 for stiffness and acceleration.
Frame graphics are nearly flawless.
SpeedPlay pedals.
Schwable One tires are new-ish but I don't recall how many miles ago--they look in great shape and are holding air.
Battery charger included.

I'm selling because I always wanted a Pinerello Dogma and I don't need two hi-end bikes (said no biker ever, lol) I would say the only deficit of this bike is it has caliper brakes instead of disc, but they work great on these rims so it's not much of an issue. Otherwise this bike is ready for another 15 years of blissful agony climbing those hills.

Will not ship. I'm in North Seattle which is where we'll meet. Cash/Venmo only, please.

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