Most of the bikes I own are rare, and yet at the same time they are as common as could be.
The majority of my bikes are Romet designs, the big Polish bicycle company of the Communist era that collapsed gradually during the 1990s and early 2000s, until the remains were bought up by a newer Polish bicycle company. It is doing quite well these days.
Welcome to Romet's dark days...
Most of the bikes here are former Romet Jubilats, a bike which began life in the late 1960s and finally died somewhere around 2018.
Here is a bike marked 'Tigger', from about 2005, sold from a supermarket.
This one is marked 'Smart', and came from the same supermarket, at the same time.
This is an early Zefir, pretty much the same bike as above.
This is the newest version of the Zefir that I have seen, with quite a few minor changes.
This is Danusia, and it even has a website address that is no longer functional.
Finally, a bike that is not a Jubilat, but it is still a collection of Romet parts. I have never knowingly seen this particular model of bike before.
There are websites out there with people really interested in Romets, but not particularly these bikes.
