Romax#381 BM
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Mr.Toad
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A few pictures attached.
Not much to report on the ride, other than it handles very nice down the alley.
I still have a few more finishing touches before I take it for a real shakedown ride. I expect she will be a great handling bike, though the narrow bars sure feel different than modern super wide moderns that i've become accustomed to.
A few pictures attached.
Not much to report on the ride, other than it handles very nice down the alley.
I still have a few more finishing touches before I take it for a real shakedown ride. I expect she will be a great handling bike, though the narrow bars sure feel different than modern super wide moderns that i've become accustomed to.
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Mr.Toad
Senior Retro Guru
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There are times when function rules over form.
As much as I like the look of the matching ti seatpost and handlebar on the Romax it's become very difficult (if not impossible) for me to ride comfortably with narrow handlebars. I blame all the time I spend riding modern=super wide bars.
Luckily I found a minty set of uncut Nitto bars in a nice 24.5" width, in a nice glossy black.
There are times when function rules over form.
As much as I like the look of the matching ti seatpost and handlebar on the Romax it's become very difficult (if not impossible) for me to ride comfortably with narrow handlebars. I blame all the time I spend riding modern=super wide bars.
Luckily I found a minty set of uncut Nitto bars in a nice 24.5" width, in a nice glossy black.
