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How is this Jamis?
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/d...242934041.html
Looks nice to me, and should be right about my size (I'm 5'9, current bike is a touch big at 56cm). He's listed all the components, but I'm not familiar with the manufacturers - is this a good deal? I'm currently riding an old fixed gear conversion, but am going to start commuting farther (~6 miles) soon. I was thinking of getting an IRO Mark V, but have been keeping an eye on the local craigslist postings. What do you guys think of this bike? Thanks a lot for any advice! |
The Aurora is Jamis's touring model, and its a great bike that I use for commuting and light touring. However, the specs are bull****. Do those look like cantilever brakes? If this is an Aurora, its an older model, and the guy has switched a lot of the components on it (sidepull brakes, clipless pedals). The listing smells of stolen bike.
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ouch! those definately look like u-brakes to me, maybe he just ripped the specs from another place? sounds fishy, thanks for the tip.
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Looks like a 2002 Jamis Aurora. Agreed that some of the components have been switched. The price is also high for a 6 year old bike that probably cost ~$600 new.
Here's the spec list from bikepedia.com. http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/B...6923&Type=bike |
will avoid, thanks much. i think i'm gona go with the IRO and keep it fixed :)
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Originally Posted by RonH
(Post 9183537)
Looks like a 2002 Jamis Aurora. Agreed that some of the components have been switched. The price is also high for a 6 year old bike that probably cost ~$600 new.
Here's the spec list from bikepedia.com. http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/B...6923&Type=bike For some odd reason that one year they went with sidepull brakes? |
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