Breeze Cycle Information

Breeze Cycle is Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota's Premiere Triumph Motorcycle and Kymco Scooter Dealer. Breeze Cycle opened in 2002 to provide the Omaha, Lincoln and surrounding areas with an alternative to the Asian bikes and Harley cruisers. Triumph Motorcycles bring European styling and quality to the States at an affordable price. Since 2002 we have steadily grown adding Kymco Scooters in 2004. We offer clothing, helments, accessories and parts to complete your riding experience. Breeze Cycle is a family owned and operated dealership. Wes has been actively riding motorcycles since 1971 when he purchased a Honda CB 175 from Ramer's Motorcycle. He quickly progressed into a Yamaha RD 350 in 1973. In 1976 he purchased a Yamaha XS650. Liking the XS series he purchased a Yamaha XS750 touring, which was his first experience with a 3 cylinder engine. The XS750 took Wes on many trips including to Alaska, multiple trips to Colorado, and Chicago. Eventually Wes purchased a Yamaha Venturer to tour. We was active in the Gold Wing Road Rider's Association for several years. Now Wes has his choice of Triumph's to ride. Gene started riding at a very young age, 9, thanks to a Yamaha 80 enduro. Since he was not legally old enough to street ride the yard was his training grounds. The 80 was hauled to farms, campgrounds, and any other open land that could be found. In 1973, age 14, Gene accompanied Wes and Mert on an RD350 for a week adventure following the Mississippi River from its origin to the Gulf of Mexico. Since then Gene has owned multiple 2 wheel vehicles including a LaVerda. Not to be left behind by the boys Gloria started riding at on the same Yamaha 80 enduro at 12. Eventually she graduated to a Virago 750. She travelled to several destinations including Alaska on the Virago. Her current ride is a Triumph America that has seen extensive travel as well including the Tail of the Dragon in North Carolina. In 2005 she became a member of the Iron Butt Association travelling 1020 miles in 19 hours. The tradition of ...