2007 Jamis Boss Cruiser Coaster
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What a used one is worth
Open the value toolNew
$48
$23 to $67
Like new
$45
$22 to $64
Excellent
$43
$20 to $60
Good
$36
$17 to $50
Fair
$26
$12 to $37
For parts
$14
$7 to $20
From the launch price, aged to 2026 and adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- Jamis
- Model family
- Boss Cruiser
- Model year
- 2007
- Category
- Cruiser
- Frame material
- aluminum
- Sizes
- 14.5 W, 17.5 W, 17.5, 19.5, 21.5, 23.5
- Wheel size
- 26
- Launch MSRP (US)
- $275
Drivetrain
- Speeds
- 1
- Chainrings
- 1
- Electronic
- false
Build
- Fork
- Oversized hi-tensile steel tubular unicrown with leading dropout and fender boss
- Stem
- Alloy hi-rise, 150mm quill, 100mm extension, with removeable 2-bolt cap
- Tires
- Jamis Cruise-control comfort tread, 26x2.125" with white stripe
- Brakes
- Shimano Coaster brake
- Wheels
- Alex Zuma 36H black anodized alloy rims with alloy nutted front hub and Shimano CB rear, 14 gauge stainless steel spokes
- Cassette
- Shimano 18T
- Crankset
- Alloy cotterless, 170mm alloy arm, 44T compact disc alloy ring
- Handlebar
- Jamis Cruise-control comfort bar
- Weight kg
- 13.49
Sizes in inches (W = women's or step-through sizes). Colors: Women: Baby Doll Pink, Cucumber, Kiwi Green, Le Mans Blue, Sherbet Men: Gloss Black, Kiwi Green, Le Mans Blue, Machine Silver, Sunset Red. Also listed: headset Sealed, 1 1/8"; bottom bracket Cotterless bolt type; pedals Cruiser platform with TPE comfort insert; chain KMC Z51NP; grips Spectro comfort kraton. Frame: Diamond frame design with 7005 aluminum oversized tubing, sloping top tube design, water bottle bosses, alloy kickstand, and painted steel chainguard. MSRP is the price printed on Jamis's US model page in a 2006-10 capture, inside the launch window. Jamis's 2007 spec table for this bike is shifted: from the TIRES row down each value sits two rows below its own label (TIRES holds the front hub, SHIFTERS the tire, CRANKSET the chain, STEM the coaster brake). The fields are rebuilt in that order (tire, chain, 18T cog, crank, bottom bracket, pedals, coaster brake, bar, stem, grips); no derailleur or shifter is listed (the two N/A values), and the seatpost and saddle values fall off the end of the table, so those stay null (the model page names an alloy micro-adjust seat post and a quilted Boss saddle with double loop springs).