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Were you using five words where one would do?

That link doesn’t seem to be working, but the seller is one of us - https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/found-my-mojo-now-build-thread.469170/

Their name is familiar, are they a member here?

@sunympholepsy

I want that. I want it very very very much. But I can’t have it.

Pretty sure that’s an ‘84 model, from the style of the graphics. Nice bike!

A white Slingshot perchance? 😉

Szazbo yep. They’re was a very rare Ti version too

Any good? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285846343742?itmmeta=01HXVCC7SMJ1MKGSDKY600KXQD&hash=item428dc5103e:g:37cAAOSw6r1lymCo

I haven’t contacted Strange no. But those reverse-pull brake levers were funky indeed!

Would still love one of these super mech’s. Anyone?

Bump

That is one beautiful bicycle

Testament to how humble the man is. …Wonder if it’d be similar if Mr Fisher was in our midst? 🤔

Shhh. He’s active at the moment on the road bike forum and I don’t think most contributors know he’s him..

they need moving on don’t they… 😉

That is superb, I love it!

Verrrry interesting. Breeze didn’t like gussets and I didn’t think he supplied his dropouts to anyone else? I could do with those rack eyelets though (they weren’t a thing on 90s ‘Breeze-In’ dropouts either) Edit: apparently Breezer branded dropouts were available to frame builders… Every day’s...

Received a derailleur last month in an (immaculate) 80s LED radio-alarm clock box. Made me smile.

Lovely bike. The Strange brakes are from the mid 90s and are actually intended for MTBs. I’m a huge fan of their unusual MTB brake levers. Here’s an old thread with some info on Strange, and featuring your brakes: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/strange-components-usa.117782/