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Re: Howdy, Shaking the cobwebs a bit. We, Reckless, bought stock frames, bare, from Paul. I could be wrong, but I think Rich did all the Brodie painting at that time. Again, fuzzy memory. David PS - A little more on the painting part. Reckless, the original store on 2nd and Fir, was larger...

Re: 1987 Brodie ROMAX.... Welcome to club Romax... ooooh yeeaaaa The hole is where the front brake cable housing goes in (the bigger one) and the smaller is where the cable come out. Works with old style cantilevers, not v brakes. Very clean. David

Re: 1987 Brodie ROMAX.... Welcome to club Romax... ooooh yeeaaaa Hi guys, Eric, great to meet you, glad to hear you arrived home safe and sound after the epic journey. Also happy that my (well, yours now) Romax is in good hands. Re the threaded insert on the stem. That was for a light...

Re: Hey, Mr. Toad ... I guess that makes them ... cousins? Raidan73 ... thanks! They are sooo pretty. Too late for you to grow, eh? ;) Re the parts. I hear you. The original parts wore out a long time ago. Thus the new one's. And of course, in hindsite, I would have kept them for that reason...

Hi, I posted a picture of my 1987 Brodie Romax after seen one of it's siblings in another post. Someone suggested I do my own thread with lots of pictures. So, here you go. Serial number is #370. I'm the original owner. I worked at Reckless Cycles (as a mechanic turned sales guy) in...

I'll give her a clean up, take some fresher pics and post my own thread. Cheers

Ha. I know where you are going with this. It's a long post, but I'm at the max line. I think it hits the junction of the seat post and top tube. Going to have to check. I do watch the bike closely, and so far no fatigue issues. The angle of the picture doesn't help with perspective lightly...

A Brodie love in. Cool.

Mine. 1987 Brodie Romax. Daily commuter. 25km round trip.

Re: Hey there, Thanks. I'm enjoying it. I saw a pic of an off-road toad ... boy did that bring back memories. ;) Serial #370. Nope, not off the floor. Made just for me (I'm 6'4" so had to do some tweaking). Thus the patriotic paint job. I worked it off at the shop. Built it up myself...

Re: I'll see your 87 Brodie, and raise you mine. ;) Thought I'd add to this and share mine. I'm the original owner. I worked at Reckless Cycles in Vancouver, BC and we were one of the first to sell Brodies. In a nutshell: - 21.5" frame if I recall - Fillet-brazed frame, unicrown fork and...