Show us your BREEZER
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Sixty Fiver
Retro Newbie
So many gorgeous Breezers... spent the afternoon winterizing my wife's Breezer (Uptown city bike) which isn't quite as pornographic but among the nicest urban bicycles I have ever seen.
If I was going to expand and carry a line of bicycles here, Breezer would top my list.
If I was going to expand and carry a line of bicycles here, Breezer would top my list.
FairfaxPat
Senior Retro Guru
Took a ride with Joe Breeze today on his new, next year model Repack bike-took some pics of some of his bikes in his shop-check out my Today's Ride thread on General and Off Topic Chat for some more pics...
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hurin76
Retrobike Rider
a couple of my more recent breezers, a 1998 lightning completed with an xtr m952 groupset/controltech parts and rockshox sid's
plus a 2012 breezer lightning pro, 2 of pictured here as I bought another to replace a evans warranty replacement (so one went back shortly after this pic was taken)
plus a 2012 breezer lightning pro, 2 of pictured here as I bought another to replace a evans warranty replacement (so one went back shortly after this pic was taken)
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grahame
Senior Retro Guru
Re:
I've just won an auction on Ebay for what will be my 5th Breezer (and 4th one in the current "stable").
I'm picking up a Twister that I won for £60! OK, it's not totally original, but I've got two possible plans for it - put it back to as close as I can to original from what I have in the spares boxes. Or, more likely, I've always wanted a singlespeed full suspension bike and think that the sweet spot (tm)/URT set up of the Twister should provide a good platform to fulfill this ambition*.
*Then I'll probably put it back close to original next spring.
Pictures to follow after I've collected it and spent a bit of quality fettling time.
I've just won an auction on Ebay for what will be my 5th Breezer (and 4th one in the current "stable").
I'm picking up a Twister that I won for £60! OK, it's not totally original, but I've got two possible plans for it - put it back to as close as I can to original from what I have in the spares boxes. Or, more likely, I've always wanted a singlespeed full suspension bike and think that the sweet spot (tm)/URT set up of the Twister should provide a good platform to fulfill this ambition*.
*Then I'll probably put it back close to original next spring.
Pictures to follow after I've collected it and spent a bit of quality fettling time.
