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@chancertime
Thanks for everyones help.
I know tjeu was having trouble so maybe someone at five nine can help.If you
have no serial it may be a early riders bike! Way cool.
If your having trouble dating your bike there are some contacts on Five nine climber website ( fivenineclimber . com ) who
really might help...
I spoke to Habitual ,who has a lovely Gazell track,and after reading around
five nine climber website which has lots of Gazelle info
all over I have nailed the date (someones letter on the site) and the colour (a letter from the Gazelle factory as it was as an option ) to 1970 which is cool as it is just around when they started the Willem (?) Gazelle team which
was important in the development of Gazelle and of the CHampion Mondial moniker which they rode on.
Anyway,thanks,
J
On the left is the number 70 which is the year, followed by serial No followed by Gazelle stamped in the same direction as the 70. All info off fivenineclimber.