Build up last spring. Virtually everything is new, except the hubs and derraileurs, which are used, but in very good condition.

http://www.mtb-news.de/fotos/data/511/1107finished5c-med.jpg

http://www.mtb-news.de/fotos/data/511/1107finished6b-med.jpg

Sports XT II (rebuild to 8spd) with thumbshifters, Araya RM-17 rims, Cook RSR cranks, King headset (without logo's), Titec stem....

Rides nice, but it has the tendency to drift over its front wheel when cornering. Have to get a shorter stem and a laidback seatpost to get the weight distribute more over the rear of the bike. Should fix a lot of this problem.

I ride it once in a while, but for the 'daily' abuse I take one of my DeKerf's.

That's a real nice looking Breezer. Now just lose the unnecessary gears and you'll be set.

That's a real nice looking Breezer. Now just lose the unnecessary gears and you'll be set.

ghehe, working on a other bike that will be gearless ;) CrMo ofcourse...

Thumps up on the resto. The anno RSR set the bike off nicely!

That really is a beautiful bike. The color's not my favorite color (despite having a purple Miyata 8^) but it sure is authenically retro! I've wanted a steel Breezer for a long time but the stars haven't aligned right on that quest yet. Great job on the restoration.

jeroen hoest jij ook hier :).

Now in English, I love that bike still need to get up close and personal with it, maybe in Eersel this year?

spreek je op dp wel

cheers,
Richard.

Rode Eersel last year on this bike Setzer ;) Results werent quite what we expected, but OK.

This year its a 6 hour race... Thinking about riding it SS. Gives me a good excuse why I can't make it to the podium ;)