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bduc61
 Post subject: Breezer Jet Stream 1994
PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 10:15 am 
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Well for my boy ( who is soon going to be taller than me :wink: )

Has it ever a BOTM theme ? "built for family" ? 8)

in the breezer family

a Jet Stream 1994 in 17 size

in very good condition 8)

95% Catalog build ( grip and tyres :? )

Dia Compe Aheaset
Ritchey Forcelite Stem
Ritchey Pro lite bar
Ritchey FD Seatpost
Bontrager Ti saddle
LX Crankset
XT M 737 front & rear Mech
Richtey Rock 415 Rims on XT Hubs with XT cassette
Ritchet Tubes
BB Shimano XT
Brake levers Suntour New XC Pro
Shimano LX Cantilevers
XT pedals

but nice Z max WCS in 1.9 don't hurt :wink:
instead of Panaracer Smoke & Dart

Well if my wife agrees to lean a bit more, she can use it :lol:

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bduc61
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 10:10 am 
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would have thought to get a bit more feedback :?

there are so few breezer among retrobikers :wink:

or is it the build which is not racy enough ? :wink: ( pedals and stem)
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Jamis Diablo
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 10:12 am 
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Well, I like it a lot, nice color scheme and clean build.
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kaiser
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:33 am 
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Me too, lovely bike, could be deserving of a few better components. I'd be well chuffed with that 8) :D
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ferrus
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Always great to see a Breezer, your lad's a lucky fella. :D
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i do like this :)
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albash82
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oops, a double post - my 1st!!! i feel like i've lost some kind of double post virginity!!!!!!
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magas
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nice Breezer - clean and straight build :D

always temped to have a Breezer
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mrkawasaki
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Breezers are so elegant... except when someone puts some Leaders on the front of them... ;-)

Looking to be a Thunder owner soon.... :-)

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ferrus
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Yeah, if ever there was a bike that should be rigid, it's a steel Breezer. They're an 'elegant' ride also -if you know what I mean... :?

Must confess to really wanting some Leaders though BITD, esp. the early ones with the art-deco lettering, -'thought they'd look really cool on a Breezer. (Fortunately the alarm went off, and I smelt the coffee!.. :wink: )
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