1993 Breezer Storm project, finished ! !
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It is my size, for a change!
Now washed and oiled inside the frame and forks.
Had to sneak that job in early, before I got caught!
shinobi":3o2e74w7 said:That’s going to be stunning , looks like your size too
Paul
It is my size, for a change!
Now washed and oiled inside the frame and forks.
Had to sneak that job in early, before I got caught!
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Long post blah blah. Red panarseracers blah. Narrow bars blah.
Can’t do smilies on my phone. XX
Long post blah blah. Red panarseracers blah. Narrow bars blah.
Can’t do smilies on my phone. XX
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Depends on where I am on the rollercoaster that is the mind of a flawed genius.
Oh and white or red grips and cables?
Predictable? Moi?Mike Muz 67":qsmt7497 said:
Depends on where I am on the rollercoaster that is the mind of a flawed genius.
Oh and white or red grips and cables?
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Just post a pic of mystic meg.
Just post a pic of mystic meg.
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White walls and bar end tassels :?: :?:
Mike Muz 67":3uw0x95b said:The History Man":3uw0x95b said:Oh and white or red grips and cables?
No, and no. And black tyres.
I can't find the emoji/emocion I'm looking for. Shame.
Mike
White walls and bar end tassels :?: :?:
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So, I got to wash the frameset and oil it this morning before a road ride.
65 miles later, having let the excess oil drain out, I was back to do some more to it.
Took the headset back out, and greased it up well before re-installing it.
Then a bit of elbow grease was required!
IMG_1984 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
T-cutted it. Couldn't see the benefit of metallic polish and being thin as water, I thought I'd use the normal polish. Came up ok I think.
IMG_1979 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
IMG_1980 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
IMG_1983 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
Hard to see from the photos, but it came up really well.
I will just use nail varnish on the worst ofthe paint damage I think.
Also painted a tatty looking Ritchey seatpost, Plastikote used for this.
IMG_1974 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
I want to tidy up the stem too, but waiting to see if I can get a Breezer sticker for it first.
Also got some of the parts together for the build. Ritchey Logic cranks were camera shy!
IMG_1977 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
IMG_1976 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
It will be time to start assembling soon. once a few more bits arrive.
Mike
So, I got to wash the frameset and oil it this morning before a road ride.
65 miles later, having let the excess oil drain out, I was back to do some more to it.
Took the headset back out, and greased it up well before re-installing it.
Then a bit of elbow grease was required!
IMG_1984 by Michael Murray, on FlickrT-cutted it. Couldn't see the benefit of metallic polish and being thin as water, I thought I'd use the normal polish. Came up ok I think.
IMG_1979 by Michael Murray, on FlickrIMG_1980 by Michael Murray, on FlickrIMG_1983 by Michael Murray, on FlickrHard to see from the photos, but it came up really well.
I will just use nail varnish on the worst ofthe paint damage I think.
Also painted a tatty looking Ritchey seatpost, Plastikote used for this.
IMG_1974 by Michael Murray, on FlickrI want to tidy up the stem too, but waiting to see if I can get a Breezer sticker for it first.
Also got some of the parts together for the build. Ritchey Logic cranks were camera shy!
IMG_1977 by Michael Murray, on FlickrIMG_1976 by Michael Murray, on FlickrIt will be time to start assembling soon. once a few more bits arrive.
Mike
