MOMO R1988_35S Suede Steering Wheel Review

I didn't have any screws (can be bought at hardware stores) or a cover for the horn button (so it sometimes pops open). Everything else is fine but considering I had to pay $8 for the screws there was one key detail missing and it's just a piece of suede wrapped metal wrapped around it, it's grossly overpriced.

Suede handlebars look very nice, but only for a short time. I bought one of these and after six months the suede wore out and the wheel looked old. I will never buy a suede steering wheel again. and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone unless it's a show car or one that almost nobody drives.

The steering wheel is excellent! However the bolts are listed in the handlebar manual as they are included in the kit but not. Not a problem for me but if you need them be aware that they are not included and you will need to purchase them to match your steering hub or quick connect adapter. I am very satisfied with the quality of the bike. !

I have a 350mm Momo Mod 78 suede steering wheel on my endurance race car, a 2200lb Miata 1990 with electroless steer. I was hoping to put the same thing in my race/everyday car, a 2000lb 1997 Miata with a non-powered steering rack. I used a 320mm NRG leather and suede sport steering wheel, which I felt was too small to maneuver in parking lots. When I decided to pull the trigger the Mod 78 wasn't available anywhere in the US (some weird delivery issue with Momo) so I ordered the Mod 88. I'm…