NEW 2011 Jamis Xenith Team Di2 Frame Kit Chromium/Pearl White 48 Di2 / eTap only

We take the term “pro-level” very seriously. This isn’t just a marketing term for us. We take pro-level to mean it’s what pros demand and deserve.

Xenith SL is the definition of pro-level. And we prove it, under the legs of the Jamis/Sutter Home men’s squad and Colavita/Baci women’s team, two teams at the top of USA Cycling’s 2010 NRC calendar week after week. We really lit the afterburners for 2011, applying the frame’s incredible Advanced NearNet molding process to the fork as well, for
incredible stiffness, precise road feel and amazing power transfer that extends from fork tips to rear dropouts.

Xenith Team takes the SL’s pro proven geometry into the electronic future, with Shimano’s Di2 Electronic Dura-Ace. And brings it to market at virtually half the cost of 2010’s SL package. That’s right—more performance, less moolah. These are no-excuses racing machines. Perfectly dialed geometry, for aggressive handling and bio-optimized fit. Stellar response on climbs, slingshot acceleration out of corners, they’ve got it all.

Xenith SL and Xenith Team are absolutely podium-ready. Are you?

• Frame:  Full high modulus carbon fiber, Dyad Elite lay-up, tri-oval shaped top and down tubes with SST tubing diameters, 1 1/8-1 1/2” head tube, BB30 OS BB shell, asymmetrical chainstays, twin seat stays, forged one-piece dropouts with replaceable derailleur hanger
• Fork: Jamis Xenith Team level, high modulus carbon fiber, 1.5” hollow formed crown, monocoque one-piece forming technology, carbon dropouts with stainless axle interfaces
• Headset: Ritchey Pro Drop-In, sealed bearing, 1 1/8-1 1/2”

GEOMETRY: Available only in the 48cm size:

• Size: 48cm
• Center of BB to Top of TT: 426mm
• Effective TT length: 515mm
• HT Angle: 72.5 degrees
• ST Angle: 73 degrees
• Chainstay: 405mm
• Wheelbase: 942mm
• Fork Rake: 43mm
• BB Height: 268mm
• Headtube: 100mm
• Standover: 711mm

NOTE: This frame is not equipped with any cable stops for mechanical shifting. Build will require Shimano Di2, SRAM eTap, or other electronic shifting groupset.