I've had a long-time love of all things Jamis, since buying my first Dakota with hard-earned summer job money in 1989.
I've spent may fruitless hours hunting for a 1986 fillet brazed Dakar, but no luck yet.
So, here are mine, some past, some present.
My 1988 Dakota (now gone, stolen by Siemens Healthcare!)
My 1986 Dakota
1993 Serotta built Dakar
I also have another 1988 Dakota frame and forks in my garage that needs some repair work doing.
These are images that I've spent hours locating, of the early Dakar. Jamis have been hugely helpful in providing shots from their archive, so I think it's a good idea to have there here for anyone else who's looking.
I'll update with any more info on these, as and when I find it
I've spent may fruitless hours hunting for a 1986 fillet brazed Dakar, but no luck yet.
So, here are mine, some past, some present.
My 1988 Dakota (now gone, stolen by Siemens Healthcare!)
My 1986 Dakota
1993 Serotta built Dakar
I also have another 1988 Dakota frame and forks in my garage that needs some repair work doing.
These are images that I've spent hours locating, of the early Dakar. Jamis have been hugely helpful in providing shots from their archive, so I think it's a good idea to have there here for anyone else who's looking.
I'll update with any more info on these, as and when I find it
Never owned a Jamis but always liked the look of them; one of the many underrated brands out there. Really good that Jamis hold a lot of stuff in their archives; seems that lots of companies, either through lack of organisation or takeovers/mergers, have lost a lot of their history or just aren't very helpful generally.
