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Fred Wolf on his Breezer, Repack’s Camera Corner. Uneventful but clean shot, blond spectator in background.

Charlie Kelly on Repack’s Camera Corner, riding his Breezer (“#2”). Wearing long-sleeve white shirt with blue elbow pads. Vertical format. CK has foot down, hand on rear brake only

Otis Guy on his Breezer in Repack’s Camera Corner. Plaid shirt, mustache.

Joe Breeze writes a letter to Wende Cragg "just in case there are any misunderstandings" about whether he wants to be compensated for a Breezer frame he gave Wende Cragg for free. He explains that he has done so because he "felt a debt from all the…

Here's a 1982 Breezer information packet that featured everything from geometry, tubing selection, component selection, size recommendation, brazing technique, and other related information regarding to the Breezer. One of the unique features of…

Breeze Industries headed by Joe Breeze write an open letter to fellow "Ballooner Aficionado"s to announce the second batch of Breezer is ready for consumers at the Cove Bike Shop in 1980. The second batch Breezers differed from the initial Breezer…

Michael Ducks slideways on his Breezer, foot-down on Repack’s Camera Corner, Fall 1978.

This document contains the original Breezer frame Geometry. It documents various frame angles and even weight savings.

This paper has has lots of information on the original Breezer batch. It shows various things such as prices, people who have ordered Breezers and various parts that the bike will include.

From Wende Cragg: A generic letter from Bicycling Magazine to bicycle dealers regarding the Breezer bike and the rising trend of back country biking. The letter describes the trend itself (mentioning Wende Cragg and her Breezer bike in the May 1981…