Sorry for the late reply, I actually emailed Jamis about this question since I didn't have an answer about the C1 carbon frame. Here is what they said: The difference between the C1 and C2 is carbon lay up only. We use different fibers with the C1 having 100% M30 carbon fibers and the C2 having a mix of T700 and FRP. The C1 M30 carbon is lighter fiber and the frame should be around 1100g and C2 with a mix of heavier fibers and should be around 1200g. Using a 54cm frame size. Another reason for the $1000 difference between the C1 and C2 is the C1 has upgraded wheel set, shifters, brakes, cassette, crankset, bars, seat post and saddle. Hope this helps. Thanks J.
@@cyclingskills Thank you for taking your time and the answer. If the only difference between two frames is ~100g then I guess I'll go for C2 since I was planing on upgrading to 2x12 GRX and some other things in the future anyway.
I bought a Jamis Renegade C1 a few months ago and I could not believe the value for the money! It's rides amazing! It fits me like a glove. Thanks for this great, informative video!
I have a 2020 S4 so I was just interested in this review. This is a great review, love all the detail of how it was used and what happened over a year.
haha :) I do play hockey and totally get that full contact reference. I should have been in the penalty box after doing that front wheel lock up video. Thanks for watching - Cheers
It is not only a very good gravel bike, but also one of the most underrated bikes out there. You won't find many reviews on the renegade, not many people talk about it or even mention it on forums etc. However, this bike is fun, durable and reliable. I've got the 2016 aluminium version, ridden tens of thousands of miles with it in all types of terrain and has always been amazing. I owned other more expensive bikes, but none like the Jamis in terms of reliability and fun.
I got Renegade C2 because of this review. It's a great bike I love it! Fast, responsive and very well thought out. Bars for 54 frame are little too wide for me so had to swap to Ritchey Butano 40cm. I only wish the tire clearance was more generous but for my rides 37-40c is plenty enough. I'll look forward to new Renegades C3 and C4, they look more off-roady it seems.
Hello, thanks for the review! I'm looking for a bike which would be comfortable in long rides (tours up to 21 days) but still fast. Currently choosing between Renegade C2 and S3. What's your opinion, is S3 a better choice than C2 for my purpose? The weight gap is not that dramatic ~1.5 kg (2.2 lbs), also steel frames are commonly considered to be the most comfortable 🤔🤔
So true. I ended up also not talking about it 😬 (just a little sarcasm) Great bike though ✅ Nobody talks about this Gravel bike? ruclips.net/video/vqaQes0dxCY/видео.html
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Thanks for the review. Couldn't find any information about Omniad M30 frame tho. Is C1 a much better bike than C2? Is it worth extra 1000$?
Sorry for the late reply, I actually emailed Jamis about this question since I didn't have an answer about the C1 carbon frame.
Here is what they said:
The difference between the C1 and C2 is carbon lay up only. We use different fibers with the C1 having 100% M30 carbon fibers and the C2 having a mix of T700 and FRP. The C1 M30 carbon is lighter fiber and the frame should be around 1100g and C2 with a mix of heavier fibers and should be around 1200g. Using a 54cm frame size.
Another reason for the $1000 difference between the C1 and C2 is the C1 has upgraded wheel set, shifters, brakes, cassette, crankset, bars, seat post and saddle.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
J.
@@cyclingskills Thank you for taking your time and the answer. If the only difference between two frames is ~100g then I guess I'll go for C2 since I was planing on upgrading to 2x12 GRX and some other things in the future anyway.
I bought a Jamis Renegade C1 a few months ago and I could not believe the value for the money! It's rides amazing! It fits me like a glove. Thanks for this great, informative video!
Cool, the C1 is even better than what I have.
I love my Renegade C2, such a great bike. Good to know you were able to use 40’s for tires.
I have a 2020 S4 so I was just interested in this review. This is a great review, love all the detail of how it was used and what happened over a year.
Can we call it full contact testing? Best review I saw yet. If my trek disc crocket break, I talk to Jamie's. Double thumb 👍 👍
haha :) I do play hockey and totally get that full contact reference. I should have been in the penalty box after doing that front wheel lock up video. Thanks for watching - Cheers
Now THIS is a bike review
I gave it all she’s got 😬 thanks
It is not only a very good gravel bike, but also one of the most underrated bikes out there. You won't find many reviews on the renegade, not many people talk about it or even mention it on forums etc. However, this bike is fun, durable and reliable. I've got the 2016 aluminium version, ridden tens of thousands of miles with it in all types of terrain and has always been amazing. I owned other more expensive bikes, but none like the Jamis in terms of reliability and fun.
Awesome video! I have the Renegade S3 and absolutely love it!
Just picked up a perfect condition Renegade S1 2016. Reynolds 631steel. Superb bike
I'll be picking mine up tomorrow. I got the last size 54 in the USA.
Yeah, congrats. That’s my size - 54 👍👍👍 send me a message on www.DaHANGER.co if you need a pedal hook.
Will do!
You are such a good narrator!
thank you
I got Renegade C2 because of this review. It's a great bike I love it! Fast, responsive and very well thought out. Bars for 54 frame are little too wide for me so had to swap to Ritchey Butano 40cm. I only wish the tire clearance was more generous but for my rides 37-40c is plenty enough. I'll look forward to new Renegades C3 and C4, they look more off-roady it seems.
Hello, thanks for the review!
I'm looking for a bike which would be comfortable in long rides (tours up to 21 days) but still fast.
Currently choosing between Renegade C2 and S3.
What's your opinion, is S3 a better choice than C2 for my purpose?
The weight gap is not that dramatic ~1.5 kg (2.2 lbs), also steel frames are commonly considered to be the most comfortable 🤔🤔
I would get the steel if you are not thinking of racing it. Steel will be more comfortable and can handle a good beating 😬 Hope this helps. Cheers 🍻
@@cyclingskills got it, cheers👍
I bought 2024 C2 - a lot of changes in this year model, but why no any news and reviews about it?!
So true. I ended up also not talking about it 😬 (just a little sarcasm) Great bike though ✅ Nobody talks about this Gravel bike?
ruclips.net/video/vqaQes0dxCY/видео.html
Great review! What are your thoughts on the Jamis Renegade S3?
Thanks, I think the S3 is good option since I prefer steel over aluminum on gravel bikes (if I can't get Carbon)
two thumbs up
Thank you 🙏
your videos are a pleasure to watch
@@cyclingskills
Wait for the new improved Renegade for ‘24………….🔥available March 24
Any leads or confirmation on the new 2024 model release? Looking for a certain size of the C2 and nothing in stock locally.
@@HilaryKneisler As of today, they are available!
Jamis is a good company. lol, wonder if it's just a coincidence it's a female owned business?