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First Look: Breezer Supercell Team, with Breeze Repack Design

18.09.2014
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The Breezer Supercell is an interesting looking bike because of the proprietary M Link, in the middle of the chain stay. With 120mm of rear wheel travel and 29″ wheels, Breezer says this is a do anything XC/Trail bike, that “can outclimb hardtails and descend with the conviction of an all-mountain machine.”

Breezer Supercell with 120mm of travel is an affordable trail bike with outstanding components.
Breezer Supercell with 120mm of travel is an affordable trail bike with outstanding components.

Some of the highlights of the Supercell:

  • XC/Trail bike
  • D’Fusion Hydroformed Custom-Butted 6066 Aluminum frame
  • M Link (Mid Link) keeps chain stay link “longer” and therefore better (according to Breezer)
  • thru axle technology on 4 pivot points of bike
  • 449mm chainstays, 70º head tube angle
  • Shimano XT build kit
  • WTB Frequency Race i19 TCS 29″ Rims (Tubeless-Ready), DT Swiss Spokes
  • Weight: 30.84 lbs / 13.99 kg.
  • MSRP: $4199
70º head tube angle and long stem should make the Supercell an excellent climber.
70º head tube angle and long stem should make the Supercell an excellent climber.
Fox FLOAT CTD rear shock has become an industry standard.
Fox FLOAT CTD rear shock has become an industry standard.
No forgetting what model bike you're riding.
No forgetting what model bike you’re riding.
15mm thru axle technology on all four pivot points of bike, keeping the stiffness high.
15mm thru axle technology on all four pivot points of bike, keeping the stiffness high.
Breezer M Link keeps wear on bearings low and the less stichtion over chatter bumps.
Breezer M Link keeps wear on bearings low and the less stichtion over chatter bumps.
Shimano XT cranks, shifters , derailleurs, and brakes round out the build kit.
Shimano XT cranks, shifters , derailleurs, and brakes round out the build kit.
Fox 32 FLOAT 29 FIT CTD with Kashima coating should keep things supple in the front end.
Fox 32 FLOAT 29 FIT CTD with Kashima coating should keep things supple in the front end.

Joe Breeze has been designing and building mountain bikes for many years, and has tweaked the geometry of this bike, the “Repack” geo, to suit, what he feels, is many different types of riding and riders. If you’re looking for something a little different than the rest of your riding group, the Supercell might be exactly what you’re looking for. The bike also comes in two less expensive models, the Pro ($3149) and Expert ($2629).

For more information, check out the Breezer website.

Words, Photos: Daniel Dunn

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