Jamis Dakar Team

mrkawasaki

Retrobike Rider
Not that she knows it yet - but Jo has just landed herself a Jamis to replace the rotten £200 lead-tubed Trek she has been labouring with....

Need to source a nice, clean and light fork now.

Mr K
 

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Nice work Neil, let's hope it fits her....

I tried to set Ms Jango up with my Mongoose Amplifier, but alas it was too big.. :cry:
 
my missus has got a puch big wheel shopper.

it hasn't moved in the 13 years we've been together.

:idea: tell a lie - for some reason it moved house with us 4 years ago :?


nice frame btw - shiney 8)
 
Whats the name of that shock fella, it looks like it would work on a Kona Sex Too & Sex One ? whats the eye to eye of that shock..

Sorry for the q's but I've been looking for a replacement shock for my Sex Too for a while and nothing has transpired...
 
No idea - bike's now in storage. As I recall, this shock leaks oil, so I need another too. I'll get the details when I next go to the lock up...
 
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I believe the Noleen shock was standard fitment to the Dakar Team throughout 1996 - the Cane Creeks are from 1997 onwards - unless you have evidence to the contrary?

This was a $3300 frameset BitD!
 

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