For Sale: Gazelle Champion Mondial AA Super Lo-pro / Time Trial machine with full Mavic Gruppo

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Recently bought a Gazelle Champion Mondial AA Super Lo-pro / Time Trial Bike with full Mavic Gruppo and carbon disc wheels. Was planning on using it as my pub bike everyday bike commuter but as you can see it is probably a bit impractical for those purposes ! And in high wind it becomes a bit of a handful. Am now looking to sell frame depending on where the measurements are taken from to are 57x57 to a 59x59. I am looking for £600 sold as seen with two decent air tight tubs.

A real collectors item built for a Dutch Team in the 80's.

PM me if interested.

Dicki

This bike is awesome.

i heard you sold yours now tom good work.

did rik buy it ?

Sexy as hell..

gorgeous bike, but non-drive-side picture fail.

that is awesome. good price too!

i heard you sold yours now tom good work.

did rik buy it ?

Nope, not rik. It's going to a guy on here called Ben / Red Knightmare

i shall get out on my drive and re shoot the bike !! a few more photo's

note the cut out seat tube for aero effect. shorter rear triangle for nippier handling

Un groupe 'Toutes Mavic'? Sacre bleu!

And you were planning on using this as your pub bike. Riggghhht.

Lust

wow, coming from you joe must mean it is quite a nice one !
cheers

If anyone strips that to make a fixie I will kill them. Then take the Mavic gruppo.

i should maybe make it one of the previso's of the sale

NO SPLITTING

I could very easily do that myself !

I wish I was taller :(

it could be arranged

So sick.

And if you strip it, and avoid Skully, I will also kill you.

it's my bloody bike / party !!!

and i'll cry / strip if i want to

;-)

Nice "Chris Jeucken" number plate!
Chris has/had a bike shop in Venray/Limburg (NL). He was also a small frame builder. You can still find some bikes with his name on it. Perhaps built by the man himself and not just labelled.
And one of the mechanics of the NL team squad, if I remember well. Nice person, nothing to do with this bike, though.

The stem on this bike is far too long, I think (or your corpus / arms must be very long). Most riders who had such a bike used a 6 to 8 cm stem.

Must be one of the first Gazelle Lo Pros, since the later frames had the SL cables below the BB shell.
Most probably a former team bike of Gazelle, Amstel Bier or Jo van Aarle team.

was built for waterland viking team a dutch racing team of the 80's

Dutch Cheese: With your encyclopedic knowledge I reckon you must be more of an oude kaas than a jong kaas?

holy fucking molly!!!

that bike is AMAZING!!!!

was built for waterland viking team a dutch racing team of the 80's

Also possible. The team was sponsored by and better known under the name "Moone Glas".
From Edam .... talking about dutch cheese ;-)
A good reason to respray the original design, because Moone team bike colours were so ugly.

@ skully: it's not so hard to forget these facts, because most of these frames have been drawn by myself.

It looks like a new concept in pub bikes to me, you might get there on it but would you ever get back!

Hhhhmm,

thats sooo pretty....