1995 Breezer Lightning

[KayOs]

We save grams building light wheels and then mount 600 grs tires on them.

You save where you can It's a bit silly you're right, but on the other hand, I have damaged extremely light tyres much more often than light wheels.

 

[Prodigal Son]

You save where you can It's a bit silly you're right, but on the other hand, I have damaged extremely light tyres much more often than light wheels.

I am w you. Wheels have to put up w the abuse. I am on tubeless so my rims start at 500grs but i ride around cactus so it's either that or flat.

 

[KayOs]

I am w you. Wheels have to put up w the abuse. I am on tubeless so my rims start at 500grs but i ride around cactus so it's either tubeless or flat.

Yes, thorns are disgusting...

 

[PanoIgano]

Ok so…well…actually…

You know what?

I will once again (try) to ignore the fact that dream bikes seem to always find their way to you somehow…and concentrate on the fact that you seem to live close to a bike paradise.

Man, how I would like that!

 

[grantoury]

the fact that dream bikes seem to always find their way to you somehow

Ikr, Kayos doesn't whinge about space or cost or being unable to resist temptation, he just finds one great bike after another, buys them and enjoys them. I have a lot of respect for that. That said, the guy who started the Mountainbike museum in NL, Jeroen van Roekel has managed to collect 883 mtb's...

https://mountainbikemuseum.nl/mountainbikes

 

[KayOs]

Ikr, Kayos doesn't whinge about space or cost or being unable to resist temptation, he just finds one great bike after another, buys them and enjoys them. I have a lot of respect for that. That said, the guy who started the Mountainbike museum in NL, Jeroen van Roekel has managed to collect 883 mtb's...

https://mountainbikemuseum.nl/mountainbikes

Okay, I'm nowhere near that.
That's a really impressive collection.
If it weren't so far away, I'd head straight over to take a look! Maybe next year

Ok so…well…actually…

You know what?

I will once again (try) to ignore the fact that dream bikes seem to always find their way to you somehow…and concentrate on the fact that you seem to live close to a bike paradise.

Man, how I would like that!

2024 was indeed a crazy good year and I still don't know how and why....