Just bought one for my daughter. It is great to have a complete tear down video like this. Nice work.

Dang man you put in some work.. on quad and video editing. Major respect.. thanks for saving this Breeze!

Wow! Awesome job. Looks like you've saved that machine from the landfill for at least another 25 fun filled years.

Very good job! i have watched this video prolly 4-5 times now. in the process of complete rebuild on mine line this and nice reference to see a good install

Neighbor has a couple of these laying arround. Thought about picking one up

@dutchyFal

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Do it! Getting one myself next friday

@jakeparry6172

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Do it! Awesome quad. Electric start, Automatic, and Reverse 😎👍

Looks fantastic and I love the spotless shop.

Awesome job building that light bar bracket 😎👍

nice job, i have the same quad in the same colours and i saved it too. Noticed your steering shaft is bent, should prob change it out if you find a good used one 👍🏻

Beautiful work man

2vintage could take some lessons from you. Would be nice if you answered more comments. I enjoyed the video and the end results

Hi. I got yamaha breeze 125. Beautiful atv. Many problems. But maybe you know why my breeze don't have lights?

Nice job

I miss my beloved 1,000,000,000 breeze!!!

Hey man I’m doing one right now I bought it off a farmer and has no key having some problems finding a wiring diagram do you know where I could find some ?

@owenvansanten

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Mine didn’t have a key ether. I ended up getting a generic ATV key assembly off Amazon and just wired it in place of the original. It’s worked great so far. It’s always a pain finding wiring diagrams for such old machines.

@DevinBoynton

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I would imagine the wiring diagrams would be extremely similar to a Grizzly 125 as its the same power train and same features just a different front end and body

@michaelbroussard7404

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Parts Zilla is a great tool for most machines

👌👌👌

I'm restoring I'm curious about how much would all the plastic and seat weigh I found some in Oregon