Romet Z 50

Onwards, this factory also produced the "Romet Jaguar" racing cycle using imported equipment. The production of "Komar" mopeds was launched: at the end of the 1960s, 100,000 ones were produced annually, including exports to Sweden, Hungary and West Germany.

The first batch of 100,000 units was sold to the American market, providing to Romet (ZZR) a steady expansion in Canada, United States and several countries of Latin America.

940,000 bicycles and 85,000 mopeds were produced, of which 25% were sold abroad. In the 1970s, production reached 1 million units per year: 100 types of bicycles and 5 types of mopeds were available.

The site of Bydgoszcz manufactured "motorynki" Romet Pony, a miniature moped, intended for young people. In the years 1971–1975, 41 types of bicycles were manufactured by Romet, including 14 new models.

Output topped 922,000 bikes and 107,000 mopeds, with 13% of production going to export.

–1990, the offer was expanded with the "Romet Mińsk 125", assembled from Soviet parts.

Arkus & Romet Group took entirely over "Romet" trademarks rights.

In Podgrodzie's factory, the production of "Romet" scooters and motorcycles was launched, adjacent to the bicycle production line. At the end of 2008, the bicycles under the "Romet" brand resumed selling.

A prototype of electric microcar, the Romet 4E, was introduced: its production started

The number of new "Romet" models exceeded the number of models developed by the company before its bankruptcy.

Arkus & Romet Group Sp. z o. o. became Romet Sp. z o.o.. The annual output

Was approximately 400,000 bikes, representing more than 30% of the Polish domestic production. The bicycles are manufactured in two sites in Poland: in Podgrodzie (where is located the seat of Romet) and Jastrowie.

Romet acquired Prorowery, a Polish chain of bicycle shops. From May 2018 to March 2019, an exhibition called Rower po bydgosku (Polish: Bike in Bydgoszcz) gathered 11 original "Romet" mopeds; it had been held at Bydgoszcz Exploseum. More people are working on the former plot of Bydgoszcz "Romet" than at its peak activity in the 1970s. As a matter of fact, the area now harbours many thriving companies (IKEA, iQor, Inter Cars, Manex Galwanizernia, AM Optical Group).