I found Tyler

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

So my name is Tyler....and I just found this. I think I'll keep this one.

 

[DeuceWheeler]

Nice, I just saw the same bike for sale, same color, same everything actually, the only difference was it had a convertible top bar. Poland made I believe. A cool looking bike.

 

[kingfish254]

That's too cool!
Even if you don't keep the bile. You gotta keep that guard to hang in your shop.

 

[rrtbike]

Oh yeah...little taller seat post and bars...maybe some fat tires... You will be loving your 20" rat Tyler!

 

[LukeTheJoker]

Very cool, looks like a Shimano 333 grip shift too!

Luke.

 

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

Very cool, looks like a Shimano 333 grip shift too!

Luke.

It sure is!

 

[Rat Rod]

The question I have is....who was selling these in the U.S. back then?

You'd think with the abundance of American made muscle bikes no shop would want to deal with selling an imported version.

 

[ifitsfreeitsforme]

yup, you have to keep it.

wonder if any Ian bikes were ever made?

 

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

The question I have is....who was selling these in the U.S. back then?

You'd think with the abundance of American made muscle bikes no shop would want to deal with selling an imported version.

It's a Polish bike made exclusively by Roment Universal for the US Market. Heard people go nuts over these over in Poland. Probably for the same reason that Canadians love CCM's!

 

[Rat Rod]

I've always thought of Poland as a bike manufacturing powerhouse.

I guess it was the 60s equivalent of Taiwan.

 

[Prter]

Hi! I'm from Poland and I had the same in childhood. It's cooool! Would you be willing to sell it?

 

[Killiamsdad]

you have to also think about people relocating here.

When we moved from England. I told dad that I will move only if I could bring two things with me.

1. my 84 kuwahara bmx

2. my lego's (including various technical legos)

Yep and I still have both.