Mountain

With its progressive geometry, impressive construction and high-end features, the Trail offers unreal performance and a killer value. It's designed for short stems and wide handlebars to maximize control in rough terrain, while the slack 68° head angle creates the stable, confident handling you need to rule the descents. Short chainstays give the Trail an agile, nimble feel and provide great traction on steep climbs. With Shimano hydraulic brakes, a reliable 1x drivetrain, and great tires, the Trail 6 is ready to rock.

With its progressive geometry, impressive construction and high-end features, the Cannondale Trail offers unreal performance and killer value. Built on a stiff, lightweight C2 alloy frame with 100mm of trail-absorbing suspension provided by the SR Suntour fork, the Trail 6 is ready for adventure. The 18-speed drivetrain, featuring a Shimano Acera Shadow rear derailleur and Altus shifters, provides smooth, fast gear changes, while the Shimano hydraulic disc brakes keep you in control no matter what the conditions. Trail-grabbing WTB tires and strong double-wall rims from Cannondale will have you flying fast and furiously, even when the trail does its best to slow you down. To optimize fit and handling, Cannondale uses 27.5-inch wheels on the X-Small and Small frames and 29-inch wheels on larger frame sizes. Dressed up with Cannondale's own high-quality aluminum components, the Trail 6 is ready for your next adventure.

With its progressive geometry, impressive construction and high-end features, the Trail offers unreal performance and a killer value. It's designed for short stems and wide handlebars to maximize control in rough terrain, while the slack 68° head angle creates the stable, confident handling you need to rule the descents. Short chainstays give the Trail an agile, nimble feel and provide great traction on steep climbs. With Shimano hydraulic brakes, a reliable 2x drivetrain, and great tires, the Trail 7 is ready to rock.

Tame your local trails with Cannondale's Trail 5. Trail, pavement, dirt, gravel — ride it all with the Trail 5's light and stiff C2 aluminum frame and 100mm of plush suspension delivered by the RockShox front fork. The Shimano Deore drivetrain is exactly what you need to whip those hills into shape, so shift with confidence and pedal away! With Shimano hydraulic disc brakes on the job you've got control and all-weather stopping power to spare. Roll over tough terrain with ease on durable WTB rims and tires. To optimize fit and handling, Cannondale uses 27.5-inch wheels on the X-Small and Small frames and 29-inch wheels on larger frame sizes. Dressed up with Cannondale's own high-quality aluminum components, the Trail 5 is ready for your next adventure.

Cannondale’s Jekyll 2 rolls on a fast, light, and tough BallisTec carbon frame that shrugs off enduro brutality and arrives at the bottom begging to do it again and again. And you will, too, with 165mm of Fox Float X Elite EVOL-guided travel in back and 170mm more up front, courtesy of Fox’s stiff, enduro-loving Float 36 fork. Together, they make easy work of gnarly descents where the only break you get is the climb back up. Since we’re talking about climbing, the Jekyll is no slouch in the uphill department, either, with a switch-on-the-fly rear suspension that offers Hustle Mode for tenacious efficiency. Put the power to the 12-speed SRAM X01 Eagle drivetrain via Descendant carbon crankset, and you’ll gain elevation as fast as you drop the competition. And, for all-mountain dominance, you won’t find better rubber than the Jekyll’s Maxxis Minions, wrapped around 29mm WTB Frequency Team rims that spin up fast and take enduro punishment like a masochist. SRAM’s sweet Guide RS brakes modulate beautifully to keep you on course, even when that course can only be described as “sketchy.” So, jump on, slam the RaceFace Turbine dropper post, and flow this trail beast straight to victory.

Beginners and seasoned racers will love the lightweight, responsive trail-ready Cujo. With its huge 27.5+ tires, and dialed, stable geometry, the Cujo will make you more confident than ever on your favorite singletrack. The 120mm-travel Suntour fork shreds technical trail sections with ease, and you'll find better grip than ever with 2.8-inch WTB tires. Durable Cannondale alloy handlebar, stem, and seatpost close out this tough, trail-ready package.

When you’re on the Jekyll 4 from Cannondale, nothing dares get in your way. That’s because Jekyll’s tough aluminum frame shrugs off enduro brutality and arrives at the bottom begging to do it again and again. And you will, too, with 165mm of Fox DPS EVOL-guided travel in back and 170mm more up front, courtesy of Fox’s stiff, enduro-loving Float 36 fork. Together, they make easy work of gnarly descents where the only break you get is the climb back up. Since we’re talking about climbing, the Jekyll is no slouch in the uphill department, either, with a switch-on-the-fly rear suspension that offers Hustle Mode for tenacious efficiency. Put the power to the Shimano SLX drivetrain via Cannondale’s Si crankset, and you’ll gain elevation as fast as you drop the competition. And, for all-mountain dominance, you won’t find better rubber than the Jekyll’s Maxxis Minions, wrapped around 29mm WTB STP rims, well-known as workhorse hoops that’ll bail you out of your risky moves straight as an arrow. Shimano also provides powerful hydraulic brakes that keep you on course, even when that course can only be described as “sketchy.” So, jump on, slam the TransX dropper post, and flow this trail beast straight to victory.

Built for big days in the big mountains, the Trigger is pure, full-throttle descending mojo served up with a side of serious all-day pedalability. Its stiff, lightweight, full-carbon frame ensures dialed control on wicked descents, with suspension that you can flick into efficient Hustle Mode to devour climbs. Fox handles suspension needs with a Factory Float X EVOL shock cycling out 145mm of rear travel and a Factory Float 34 150mm-travel fork soaking up the big hits as you blast through rock gardens and launch drops. Rely on ravenous Maxxis Minion 3C EXO tires to bite hard into loose trails, while Cannondale’s flyweight HollowGram 30 wheels seem to disappear on climbs and hold up to dicey descents. SRAM gets you up the mountain fast with their extended-range, 12-speed Eagle X01/XX1 Eagle drivetrain and a Descendant carbon crankset, while their Guide RSC brakes bring everything to a controlled halt with incredible power and highly sought-after modulation. And, no trail bike is complete without the all-mountain performance edge offered by a RaceFace Turbine dropper post, routed internally with your other cables and hoses for an aesthetic as pure as the adrenaline coursing through your veins.

Looking for a fat bike without all the fat? Lightweight construction and nimble OutFront geometry make the Fat CAAD so agile and quick, you'll want to ride it all year long. The 100mm-travel Lefty Olaf fork is more than stiff enough to tell that big tire what to do, while the slack head angle and long front center lets you get rowdy on the steeps. The tight trail measurement keeps things crazy-nimble at slow speeds so you get the most out of that big, fat contact patch. Thanks to Cannondale's System Integrated cranks and offset chainrings, the FAT CAAD's Q-factor is up to 2.5cm narrower than the competition, so it feels like riding a bike, not a horse. The System Integrated crankset and offset Ai offset chainring also balance the short stays and allow for 2x compatibility with up to 4.8" tires!

Full suspension opens up a whole new world of speed and control off-road. Modernized with 27.5” wheels and tires, the Dakar A2 uses the frame platform that’s won Jamis numerous industry accolades and Bike of the Year awards. Dakars are perfect rigs for the experienced rider who is looking to upgrade to his or her first dual suspension or for new riders looking for a head start in performance. The Dakar A1’s RockShox Recon fork serves you 120mm of travel in a lightweight air-sprung design with lockout for efficient climbing. That’s complemented by a RockShox Monarch RL DebonAir shock in the rear that makes short work of rough trails and rocky descents. The WTB rims and Vittoria tires carve up the singletrack and thru-axles keep your handling on rails. Fear no trail, no matter how steep with Dakar’s Shimano SLX 1x11 drivetrain and Race Face crank, using a wide range cassette for great climbing and blazing downhills, during which you’ll be happy you have a pair of Shimano hydraulic disc brakes to keep that speed in check. Race Face and WTB outfit Dakar’s touch points for reliable control everywhere you ride, and the KS dropper post puts you in just the right position, whether you’re crawling up to the eagle’s nest or tearing down the chutes.

Full suspension opens up a whole new world of speed and control off-road. Modernized with 27.5” wheels and tires, the Dakar A2 uses the frame platform that’s won Jamis numerous industry accolades and Bike of the Year awards. Dakars are perfect rigs for the experienced rider who is looking to upgrade to his or her first dual suspension or for new riders looking for a head start in performance. The Dakar A2’s Suntour Raidon fork serves you 120mm of travel in a lightweight air-sprung design with lockout for efficient climbing. That’s complemented by a RockShox Monarch R air shock in the rear that makes short work of rough trails and rocky descents. The WTB rims and Vittoria tires carve up the singletrack and thru-axles keep your handling on rails. Fear no trail, no matter how steep with Dakar’s Shimano Deore 1x10 drivetrain using a wide range cassette for great climbing and blazing downhills, during which you’ll be happy you have a pair of Shimano hydraulic disc brakes to keep that speed in check. And, Race Face and WTB outfit Dakar’s touch points for reliable control everywhere you ride.

Every Jamis youth bike uses size-specific items like grips, saddles and cranks that enhance comfort and control by providing the best possible bike. We focus on designing frames with low stand-over to take much of the awkwardness out of getting on board and dismounting after. We trim as much weight as we can with lightweight aluminum frames on many of the youth models and use aluminum parts where possible (the limiting factor here is working within a youth bike appropriate price point) to work towards that make-it-as-light-as-possible goal. The additional benefit of this spec-as-much-alloy-as-possible design bias is that the product will hold up in the elements significantly better (with a much slower and lower oxidation rate) than other kids bikes built with more steel parts. We know because we have kids too and their Jamis bikes are often left outside for much of the year. We’re amazed at how good these bikes look 3, 5, and even 7 years later.

Full suspension opens up a whole new world of speed and control off-road. Modernized with 27.5” hoops, this is the frame platform that’s won us numerous industry accolades and Bike of the Year awards. Perfect rigs for the experienced rider who is looking to upgrade to their first dual suspension or for new riders looking for a head start in performance.

This is where the 27.5” wheel size really shines: on a 160mm travel all-mountain enduro machine that utilizes Jamis' proven mp4 suspension for pedaling efficiency, with modern geometry and top-level suspension to tackle bigger hits and aggressive descents at higher speeds. This progressive suspension design delivers plush rear wheel traction while still resisting bottom out. Rear thru-axles, short chainstays and a roomy front-center provide stiffness, quick cornering and playful handling. If you want to do it all and fast, this is the bike.

Combine the Jamis Dragonslayer’s roll-over-everything capability with the traction and stability of 3-inch WTB tires, steel’s trail-taming ride, short chainstays, and slack trail geometry and you’re ear-to-ear grins all day. Ample tire clearance, rack mount eyelets, triple water bottle mounts, internal dropper post routing, full-length cable housing, and sliding dropouts add to the versatility for adventure and bikepacking, while the S1’s SRAM GX Eagle 1x12 drivetrain delivers the incredible gear range to roam anywhere. Dragonslayer also keeps your fun from running away from you with ruthless Shimano SLX hydraulic brakes, while lightweight components from Race Face and WTB keep you in controlled contact with the bike for a seamless experience. A KS dropper post is the cherry on top, allowing you to go from total climbing mode to get-rad descend mode at the flick of a lever.

Combine the Jamis Dragonslayer’s roll-over-everything capability with the traction and stability of 3-inch WTB tires, steel’s trail-taming ride, short chainstays, and slack trail geometry and you’re ear-to-ear grins all day. Ample tire clearance, rack mount eyelets, triple water bottle mounts, internal dropper post routing, full-length cable housing, and sliding dropouts add to the versatility for adventure and bikepacking, while the S2’s Shimano SLX 1x11 drivetrain delivers the gear range to roam anywhere. Dragonslayer also keeps your fun from running away from you with powerful Shimano hydraulic brakes, while lightweight components from Race Face and WTB keep you in controlled contact with the bike for a seamless experience.

These may be the most affordable 29’ers in Jamis’ stable, but there’s nothing entry-level about the performance of these bikes. They took all-new frame styling and married it to the proven Dakota geometry, then added a suspension fork, 29-inch wheels, a 24-speed drivetrain, and hydraulic disc brakes for real trail prowess. Best-in-class performance and big hoops don’t have to mean big bucks, and the Durango proves it.

These may be the most affordable 29’ers in Jamis’ stable, but there’s nothing entry-level about the performance of these bikes. They took all-new frame styling and married it to the proven Dakota geometry, then added a suspension fork, 29-inch wheels, a 21-speed drivetrain, and disc brakes for real trail prowess. Best-in-class performance and big hoops don’t have to mean big bucks, and the Durango proves it.

These may be the most affordable 29’ers in the Jamis stable, but there’s nothing entry-level about the performance of these bikes. They’ve taken all new frame styling and married it to their proven Dakota geometry. Best-in-Class performance and Big Hoops doesn’t have to mean Big Bucks and the Durango 29 Expert proves it. The Expert ships with a Shimano 3x8 drivetrain and trail-worthy Tektro hydraulic disc brakes.

These may be the most affordable 29’ers in the Jamis stable, but there’s nothing entry-level about the performance of these bikes. They’ve taken all new frame styling and married it to their proven Dakota geometry. Best-in-Class performance and Big Hoops doesn’t have to mean Big Bucks and the Durango 29 Expert proves it. The Expert ships with an Acera 3x9 drivetrain and trail-worthy Tektro hydraulic disc brakes.

Whether you're looking for your first mountain bike or a reliable hardtail to add to your stable, the Jamis Durango Comp has the styling and performance to satisfy your needs. The Durango frame features a sloping top tube that optimizes stand-over clearance while the over-size down tube and head tube offer plenty of strength and stiffness to maximize your pedaling effort. Grippy 29 x 2.25-inch CST Patrol tires paired to Alex alloy rims give you excellent traction with quick acceleration, and the Shimano 24-speed drivetrain and Tektro hydraulic disc brakes let you climb the steepest trails and descend with confidence. Jamis touchpoints complete the cockpit, adding value to this all-around singletrack rambler.

If you thrive on connection to the trail, if you live for the ow of a screaming descent — Komodo and Eden will take you there without the added weight and complexity of dual suspension. This is an all-the-time trail hardtail with slacker head angles and 5-inch of fork travel for high-speed handling, robust frame tubes and thru-axles for big landing durability, and 3-inch tires for traction, stability, and smooth roll-over.

Building great recreational-level bikes that ride much like (and look a lot like) our hi-end bikes is a passion at Jamis. And no bikes showcase our commitment to do just that better than these. The Trail X and Helix chassis emphasizes all-day performance and the handling’s quick and sure without being overly darty. But make no mistake, if you want to throw down, they more than able to keep up with 27.5” wheels, precise shifting drivetrains and incredibly powerful disc or linear pull brakes.

Building great recreational-level bikes that ride much like (and look a lot like) their high-end bikes is a passion at Jamis. And no bikes showcase that commitment better than the Helix A1. The Helix chassis emphasizes all-day performance with handling that’s quick and sure without being overly darty. Its suspension fork and 24-speed drivetrain make it trail-ready and quite capable, while powerful hydraulic disc brakes help ensure safety and control wherever you ride, and in all weather. You don’t have to give up comfort for capability, though, and the Helix A1 provides both, offering a women-specific saddle, riser bar, and soft, Kraton grips, all with a heads-up geometry that keeps you riding comfortably all day long.

Building great recreational-level bikes that ride much like (and look a lot like) their high-end bikes is a passion at Jamis. And no bikes showcase that commitment better than the Helix A2. The Helix chassis emphasizes all-day performance with handling that’s quick and sure without being overly darty. Its suspension fork and 21-speed drivetrain make it trail-ready and quite capable, while disc brakes help ensure safety and control wherever you ride, and in all weather. You don’t have to give up comfort for capability, though, and the Helix A2 provides both, offering a women-specific saddle, riser bar, and soft, Kraton grips, all with a heads-up geometry that keeps you riding comfortably all day long.

The Jamis Highpoint A2 is a trail-ready hardtail with a flair for high-speed antics. Big, 29-inch WTB wheels and tires roll smoothly over all manner of trail debris so you can keep your speed and your composure with the traction to get creative with your line. The Highpoint’s light aluminum frame is both efficient and fun with geometry tuned for the 120mm Suntour XCM suspension fork that knocks down the bumps, dips, and chatter, so you enjoy a fast, smooth, controlled ride. With the 18-speed Shimano drivetrain, you’ll have the gears to climb anywhere on the trail, and a set of powerful hydraulic disc brakes make sure you can get back down with total control.

For those looking to take their trail riding to the next level, the Jamis Hijack simply performs as a capable all-around hardtail. It swoops in with modern geometry, a 120mm-travel Suntour fork and trail-mastering 27.5 x 2.25-inch WTB tires to take your riding up a notch. The Hijack A1’s 1x10-speed Shimano Deore drivetrain commands hilly terrain with a wide range of gearing options at your fingertips. And, you’ll be glad you have hydraulic disc brakes on the way down, offering control and power all in one package.

The Jamis Komodo puts all the fun of a full-suspension rig into a tight and fast aluminum hardtail. A slacked front end, 5-inch travel suspension fork, and 27.5 x 3-inch wide tires give you insane traction, stability, and the ability to rail trails with confidence. WTB Scraper i40 tubeless-ready rims are paired to Vittoria Cannoli tires and the combo is attached via front and rear thru axles with Boost hub spacing for increased stiffness and response. The RockShox Recon RL fork features 32mm stanchions and a tapered steerer for extra control where you want it, and a KS eTEn Integra dropper post lets you put more body English into steep descents and flowy singletrack. Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, Shimano XT shifting components, and a Race Face bar and stem combo wrap up this shred-ready all-terrain beast.

There is no offseason. The Jamis Roughneck is a true fat bike with 26x4.5” tires on 80mm Sun Ringle MuleFut wheels, giving it the capability to float over snow, sand, and soft mud with maximum traction and ease. Its air-formed aluminum frame and fork make the most of the lightweight material, putting strength where it’s needed and shaving weight where possible. Your terrain options are nearly limitless, with a wide-range Shimano SLX 11-speed drivetrain and powerful, easily serviced TRP Spyke brakes. Plenty of water bottle, cargo, and rack mounts on the frame and fork provide versatility to load up for any expedition. What’s stopping you now?

Every Jamis youth bike uses size-specific items like grips, saddles and cranks that enhance comfort and control by providing the best possible bike. They focus on designing frames with low stand-over to take much of the awkwardness out of getting on board and dismounting after. They trim as much weight as we can with lightweight aluminum frames on many of the youth models and use aluminum parts where possible to work towards that make-it-as-light-as-possible goal. The additional benefit of this spec-as-much-alloy-as-possible design bias is that the product will hold up in the elements significantly better than other kids bikes built with more steel parts.