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10 Reviews for Kromo

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freeridemtber06 (Mar 12, 2009 at 10:57)

This is a pretty nice bike for Street/Trails/Park. My little cousin owned last years 08 model although it is kinda heavy for my liking and most of the weight is to the rear end and the fork is HORRIBLE. (I've snapped 3 of them at the crown.) The bike is a pretty nice bike for the price, a few parts up grades and it would be a prime bike

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zack8353 (Jul 7, 2009 at 9:07)

i bought this bike brand new this year. it has been working great. no problems exsept
PROS: comes singal speed,great strong bar and stem. vary nice break. factery made wedge mod. CONS: pedals fall apart lossing bolts. rims are not the strongest, fork has no adjust.(stiffness) althoe some problems they make a great bike i recomend to anybody

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noodle13 (Sep 8, 2009 at 11:49)

i love the fame looks and the coulers of this bike but the front brake this to much , and it is sorta heave. but one thing is it comes in a 14" so it is perfict for dirt jumpin or going a rounde town and tring up the streets!

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DeLaRosa (Oct 18, 2015 at 1:29)

I picked this bike up used a few years ago in the blue color pictured above. It was the perfect bike for me to learn how to ride the pump track and dirt jumps on and was a relatively low investment. It even doubled as a trail bike on occasions for a few friends who didn't have one.

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buddy55 (Jul 30, 2009 at 20:23)

Super bike just needs a new fork and some decent grips, its light enough and compact enough yet comfortable enough to drive around while sitting down if the seat is at its lowest!

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NAJ339 (Dec 9, 2010 at 17:22)

Great fork for the price it can be found for $495. Its a great bike; however its a little heavy. Nicely moded. Would recommend to anyone looking for a dj bike without the high prices.

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DJ-in-JB (Mar 25, 2009 at 0:30)

i own a '08 model and as previously stated it could do with a few part up-grades. personaly i dont like the feel of the forks but it has a nice frame and overall a great bike

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ian17 (Oct 31, 2009 at 22:24)

Awesome bike.I use it for dirt jumping,park,hucking and testing new drops.Great fun bike that I have never regretted buying.You won't be dissapointed if you purchase.

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MrMachine (Aug 17, 2010 at 8:52)

Sick Bang for the buck. Full hydros, sick wheel set, good all around buy for under $1000.00 cant beat it.

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Reddeerjumper (Nov 22, 2014 at 18:07)

it good

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Avg: 5 (10 votes)

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Jamis Kromo (MSRP $985) — The Kromo is a big favorite for Jordie Lunn and George Ryan, guys who spend more time catching air than a skydiving convention. They wanted more standover and a lower saddle position and we gave it to them with an integrated seat clamp that’s under the top tube. We added some real-world versatility by spec’ing a full-size cassette freehub and throwing in a derailleur hanger so you can bolt on a shifter, derailleur and 9-speed cassette for some trail riding when the mood hits. These are bikes that you can ride to the local jump spot, huck ’em hard, punish them, and just know you’ll be riding them home at the end of the day. **derailleur hanger included

Specifications Compare to other DJ/Street/Park Bikes

Price	$985
Fork	SR Duro Dirt Jump, coil spring/hydraulic damping, magnesium sliders, 100mm travel
Headset	Aheadset, external cups, 20mm shim stack, 1 1/8”
Cassette	Relic 9:1 cog spacer with 14T cog
Crankarms	4130 Chromoly crank, 28t chainring, 175mm
Bottom Bracket	4130 Chromo spindle for 3-pc crankset
Pedals	Crank Bros 5050 platforms
Chain	KMC Z410
Handlebar	Syncros FR38 6061, 31.8 O˚ x 9/4˚ sweep x 38mm rise x 710mm
Stem	Syncros FR50, 3D forged 6061, 31.8 bar bore x 15˚ rise x 50mm
Grips	Alienation Mr. Hand with 14mm end caps
Brakes	Hayes Stroker Ryde hydraulic disc brakes, V6 front & V5.5 rear rotors
Wheelset	Alienation Black Sheep rims, 6mm pins, 32H, Formula alloy disc hubs, sealed bearing rear, WTB 14g stainless steel spokes
Tires	Kenda K-Rad, 26 x 2.3”
Seat	Alienation Recliner, SL cover, corduroy strip, ABR corners
Seatpost	Alienation Billy Club Pivotal, 25.4 x 242mm

Dimensions

Size	14"	15"
Frame Weight
Bike Weight	32.20 lbs	32.20 lbs
Headtube Angle	69.5 °	69.5 °
Seattube Angle	72 °	72 °
Headtube Length	115 mm	115 mm
Chainstay Length	400 mm	400 mm
BB Height	320 mm	320 mm
BB Width
Seat Post Diameter	25.4 "	25.4 "
Front Derailleur Width
HeadTube Diameter	1.125	1.125
Top Tube Length	557 mm	594 mm
WheelBase	1017 mm	1054 mm
Standover Height	748 mm	760 mm

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