I went with the 1978 engine because it has electric and kick start and at 46hp from the factory and a 6spd manual tranny this little beast will go. It fits perfect if you just trim the the tin belly pan/stiffner on the bottom of the tube frame. The breeze will look almost stock when I'm done but I'm putting a 1978 Suzuki GS400 twin race edition streetbike engine in it. I've built up a few Yamaha blasters lately with RM 250 2 stroke trailbike engines in them but I wanted something even lighter. For myself I'm building a 1989 Yamaha Breeze. I got out of wheeling when my kids were born but now I just bought and fixed up a 90cc for my son and a 90cc I'm working on for my daughter. I've built and raced import cars, motorcycles, trailbikes, wheelers, trucks, snowmachines, you name it. I'm a welder, machinist, diesel mechanic, and motorcycle mechanic by trade. The breeze can be fixed up but it depends on how much you want to spend and how much of the work can you do yourself. Hi, I'm 34 yrs old and have raced almost anything with a motor, and without too I guess. I just don't feel like buying another used quad at the moment, and don't have the money for a new raptor 250. I may buy an older blaster soon if I can't find some joy in riding my 125. The plastics on the bike are gray and scratched, it is not a very attractive quad. I have looked for aftermarket parts, but I seem to be out of luck. Is there anything I can do to make it pick up quicker, sound better, even look better? I am willing to sink money into it if it will be worth it. I feel kind of left out of the fun, I got a automatic that really can't keep up to any of my friends. My neighbor just bought a new 450, and the thing rips, I am still only about 100 pounds and about 5'3. Just recently brought it to the shop and got it all tuned up and running great. Soon began having idle problems and carb issues, so I let it sit for about 6 months. I bought the Breeze and went trail riding with my older neighbor atleast once a week during the summer. Didn't like it and went back to 4 wheels. Raced in NH a couple times and decided to try and race dirtbikes. I started riding when I was 7 or 8, Dad bought me a Suzuki 80. It was a fun bike when I first bought it, I was only about 90 pounds and about 14 years old. I bought a 1999 Yamaha Breeze for $1000 about two years ago. Well hello there, I just recently registered, so Hi to all of you.
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