Thought i had seen it before but did not have the time to go through all the previous comps
shame though as it is a really nice bike 
BoTM Bike of The Month April 2022 - nominations
- Thread starter raidan73
- Start date
Bike of The Month
Thought i had seen it before but did not have the time to go through all the previous comps
shame though as it is a really nice bike 
theproscloset
Senior Retro Guru
- Feedback
- View
All good, it's been so long since I logged into the monthly comp that I had forgotten if I had entered it before.
Not in it to win but to add some retro stoke to the fire. I'd never enter a bike that was from our museum which has over 300 bikes in it, these are my personal bikes.
With over 300 bikes in our museum, we only own about 20% of those as the rest are on loan from collectors, athletes, and other industry connections. If anyone is traveling through Colorado, come by and experience the museum.
Not in it to win but to add some retro stoke to the fire. I'd never enter a bike that was from our museum which has over 300 bikes in it, these are my personal bikes.
With over 300 bikes in our museum, we only own about 20% of those as the rest are on loan from collectors, athletes, and other industry connections. If anyone is traveling through Colorado, come by and experience the museum.
Lhatch4
Fat Chance Fan
I'll be visiting my parents in Westminster in July. I was thinking of bringing my bike and going for a ride on Dakota Ridge in Morrison. I might stop by.
theproscloset
Senior Retro Guru
- Feedback
- View
Hit me up and I'll give you the VIP tour!
Lhatch4
Fat Chance Fan
Definitely. I would love to see it. I'll message you when the time is closer.
Last edited:
pw_pw_la
Senior Retro Guru
Count me in for a Colorado trip and tour at some point too!
Been meaning to check out that part of the country forever, and have friends and family in both Denver and Boulder.
(Best state flag too, IMO!)
Need to make that drive happen this summer...
Anyway, for the record, I have no problem with this particular bike being entered regardless of where the rider works. It's clearly a personal bike, that's been on a personal journey that gets ridden.
I think, if I'm reading between the lines correctly online, it may have come originally from another (former?) US forum member on here, too.
Anyway, the fact it was previously entered puts an end to that debate regardless! So we can all move on...
Except...
I do just want to add that this XL Ultimate is, to me, the ultimate Ultimate! The proportions and geo just work so perfectly in this size for some reason. The sloping top tube and rear triangle especially.
For the first and only time when it comes to bikes, I wish I was taller.
And, not for the first time, richer!
Been meaning to check out that part of the country forever, and have friends and family in both Denver and Boulder.
(Best state flag too, IMO!)
Need to make that drive happen this summer...
Anyway, for the record, I have no problem with this particular bike being entered regardless of where the rider works. It's clearly a personal bike, that's been on a personal journey that gets ridden.
I think, if I'm reading between the lines correctly online, it may have come originally from another (former?) US forum member on here, too.
Anyway, the fact it was previously entered puts an end to that debate regardless! So we can all move on...
Except...
I do just want to add that this XL Ultimate is, to me, the ultimate Ultimate! The proportions and geo just work so perfectly in this size for some reason. The sloping top tube and rear triangle especially.
For the first and only time when it comes to bikes, I wish I was taller.
And, not for the first time, richer!
markjohnson76
Saracen Fan
I’ll throw my hat in to the ring
Markjohnson76 1992 Breezer Lightning XTR.
Bought late last year from a member on here, it hadn’t had much hard use. I thought I’d give it a work out in the Sussex mud. I love Breezers, the Lightning XTR 1992 was a proper DREAM bike for me. I doubt it will win in this company but I thought I’d show it off.
Markjohnson76 1992 Breezer Lightning XTR.
Bought late last year from a member on here, it hadn’t had much hard use. I thought I’d give it a work out in the Sussex mud. I love Breezers, the Lightning XTR 1992 was a proper DREAM bike for me. I doubt it will win in this company but I thought I’d show it off.
MattiThundrrr
Kona Fan
Great bike, love the attitude. Rocinante. Keep on tilting on that steed
it's a winner for me. I have a 1995 Thunder but would like to have a Lightning one day. Even the modern 29'er (even though it's not a "real" Breezer) is high on my wishlist.I’ll throw my hat in to the ring
Markjohnson76 1992 Breezer Lightning XTR.
Bought late last year from a member on here, it hadn’t had much hard use. I thought I’d give it a work out in the Sussex mud. I love Breezers, the Lightning XTR 1992 was a proper DREAM bike for me. I doubt it will win in this company but I thought I’d show it off. View attachment 619905View attachment 619904
seaqatjewels
Retro Newbie
1989 Landshark Dirtshark
www.retrobike.co.uk
1989 Landshark Dirtshark Splatter
Field tested ‘89 Dirty Shark. One of my favorite builders of all time due to his ability to harmonize form and function as well as his mindblowing paintjobs. I first saw a 26in mtb with sunflowers on a blue backdrop and I knew I had to obtain one at all costs. I have built my rig with an...
www.retrobike.co.uk
Attachments
Similar threads
- Sticky
- Locked
- Sticky
