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2009 Jamis Xenith T1

Launched at $4,100

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What a used one is worth

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New

$842

$418 to $1,155

Like new

$800

$397 to $1,098

Excellent

$758

$376 to $1,040

Good

$632

$313 to $867

Fair

$463

$230 to $636

For parts

$253

$125 to $347

From the launch price, aged to 2026 and adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.

Overview

Brand
Jamis
Model family
Xenith T1
Model year
2009
Category
Triathlon
Frame material
carbon
Sizes
XS, S, M, L, XL
Wheel size
700c
Launch MSRP (US)
$4,100

Drivetrain

Speeds
10
Groupset
SRAM Force
Chainrings
2
Electronic
false
Total gears
20

Build

Fork
Windshield aero full carbon (patent pending) with rear-facing/enclosed front brake for reduced aerodynamic drag, with brake pad adjustment ports
Stem
Profile Aris 3D forged, 7° x 90mm (XS, S, M), 100mm (L, XL)
Tires
Vittoria Rubino Pro Tech folding, 700x23c, (Vittoria Rubino 650 x 23c for XS)
Brakes
Tektro R725 aero TT brake with Kool Stop dual compound cartridge shoes, Tektro TL-720 brake levers
Saddle
Profile design Tri-Stryke Elite with Titanium rails
Wheels
Easton Vista SL wheelset, 30mm aero section rims, 20/24H, Easton precision sealed cartridge bearing hubs, stainless double-butted spokes
Cassette
Shimano Ultegra, CS-6600, 10-speed, 11-23
Crankset
FSA SL-K Lite, Hollow Carbon, 53/39, 170mm (XS, S), 172.5mm (M) ,175mm (L, XL)
Seatpost
Jamis Aero carbon post with dual setback
Shifters
SRAM 500 TT bar-end, 20-speed
Handlebar
Profile Carbon T2+Cobra extensions, Cobra Wing carbon base bar, 400mm (XS, S, M), 420mm (L, XL)
Weight kg
8.57
Rear derailleur
SRAM Force

Geometry

L
Reach mm: 457; Stack mm: 556; Chainstay mm: 390; Wheelbase mm: 979; Head angle deg: 72; Seat angle deg: 78
M
Reach mm: 417; Stack mm: 509; Chainstay mm: 390; Wheelbase mm: 979; Head angle deg: 72; Seat angle deg: 78
S
Reach mm: 405; Stack mm: 496; Chainstay mm: 390; Wheelbase mm: 979; Head angle deg: 71; Seat angle deg: 78
M/L
Reach mm: 432; Stack mm: 531; Chainstay mm: 390; Wheelbase mm: 979; Head angle deg: 72; Seat angle deg: 78
XS 47 (650c)
Reach mm: 387; Stack mm: 461; Chainstay mm: 365; Wheelbase mm: 918; Head angle deg: 72; Seat angle deg: 78

Colors: Golden Gate/Carbon or Pearl White/Carbon. Also listed: front derailleur Rival braze-on; headset Ritchey Logic Pro Drop-in, 1 1/8"; bottom bracket FSA MegaExo, external bearing; chain SRAM PC-1050 with PowerLock; grips Jamis gel tape. Frame: Full hi-modulus carbon Tri/TT frame, NACA compliant profiles, chainstay-mounted rear brake, internal cable routing, seat tube wheel cut-out, flat-oval top tube, aerofoil seatstays, rear-entry horizontal dropouts with axl... MSRP is the price printed on Jamis's US model page in a 2008-12 capture, inside the launch window. Geometry: Jamis's 2009 table prints the stack, reach and chainstay columns under the headers CHAINSTAY, STACK and REACH (it shows a 556 mm "chainstay" on a 979 mm wheelbase); the values are stored under their true names, the column order of Jamis's 2011 and 2012 Xenith T tables, which print the same stack and reach figures (2011 size S: stack 496, reach 405, chainstay 390). For the XS (47, 650c) the 2009 table gives a 365 mm chainstay; Jamis's 2011 and 2012 tables give 356 mm.

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