1993 Breezer Storm project, finished ! !
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Next to ones of your hovver board and bus pass?
Next to ones of your hovver board and bus pass?
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I finally picked up this project today, the previous owner having stripped the parts from it!
Ta-da!
IMG_1965 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
The paint is pretty ropey, so I will touch up the worst parts with nail varnish, as per normal.
IMG_1967 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
Ritchey Logic tubed, but with rack eyelets, slightly annoyingly. But I'll leave them on this frame I think.
IMG_1968 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
Ritchey 6061 bars, 565mm, the like I've not seen before, along with a Breezer branded stem, with plenty of rise.
First job was to take the headset apart, as it was a bit notchy. Cleaned and -for now- assembled dry. Feels smooth again, but we'll wait to see if it still is when I assemble it properly.
IMG_1972 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
Also wanted to sort out the seatclamp bolt situation. The holes in the frame are not big enough for a conventional pinch bolt, so I used a normal allen bolt and a nut from a rear mech, both anodized.
IMG_1970 by Michael Murray, on Flickr
Going to the peak District in a couple of weeks, hoping to get it together for that break.
Mike
I finally picked up this project today, the previous owner having stripped the parts from it!
Ta-da!
IMG_1965 by Michael Murray, on FlickrThe paint is pretty ropey, so I will touch up the worst parts with nail varnish, as per normal.
IMG_1967 by Michael Murray, on FlickrRitchey Logic tubed, but with rack eyelets, slightly annoyingly. But I'll leave them on this frame I think.
IMG_1968 by Michael Murray, on FlickrRitchey 6061 bars, 565mm, the like I've not seen before, along with a Breezer branded stem, with plenty of rise.
First job was to take the headset apart, as it was a bit notchy. Cleaned and -for now- assembled dry. Feels smooth again, but we'll wait to see if it still is when I assemble it properly.
IMG_1972 by Michael Murray, on FlickrAlso wanted to sort out the seatclamp bolt situation. The holes in the frame are not big enough for a conventional pinch bolt, so I used a normal allen bolt and a nut from a rear mech, both anodized.
IMG_1970 by Michael Murray, on FlickrGoing to the peak District in a couple of weeks, hoping to get it together for that break.
Mike
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Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww I wanted a green one :|
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww I wanted a green one :|
