Gazelle Champion Mondial's are very light framesets with Reynolds 531 tubing.
Ive stripped it clean of unneccessary and complicated mechanical instruments and re-installed simple and efficient fixed gear transmission for riding in London and beyond. The rear wheel, hand-built by Billy at Brixton Cycles was bought last week and rode it to Oxford on a test run yesterday to make sure he'd done a good job, I confirm its a very very nice wheel.
Frame: Gazelle Champion Mondial AB Frame Reynolds 531 Tubing (its been dated as an early 80's model - w/ Campagnolo Drop-Outs - Seat Tube 56cm - Top Tube 55cm. The frame has a few rust speckles. Seat Post: Campagnolo 27.2mm Saddle: Brooks B17 Std Honey Mustard - Ridden Once Stem: 3TTT Drop Bars: 3TTT Drop Grips: Some German Professional Yellow Leather Headset: Campagnolo Front Brake: Campagnolo Gran Sport - w/ Campagnolo Brake Pads Brake Lever: Black 2 Finger Mechanism - (Brixton Cycles) Crankset: Campagnolo Gran Sport 170mm w/ 46t Chainring Pedals: MKS Touring Pedals (Slight bend in right pedal) Tyres: 2 x Panasonic Panaracer Pasela Tourguard Kevlar Tyres 700x23c - Mint Condition Rear Wheel: Handbuilt by Billy at Brixton Cycles - DT Swiss RR 1.1 Rim with DB Spokes, 36 Soke 3 cross pattern and GoldTec Rear Hub. 100 Miles Test Roll to Oxford yesterday, and you'll be very happy with it, glad as I paid (180GBP to get it built)
**Flip Flop Hub **- Surly 16t Track Cog w/ Andel Lock Ringn and Shimano 16t Freewheel Front Wheel: Mavic Module E-2 Rim with a Campagnolo Hub and Double Butted 36 Spoke Three Cross Pattern.
Gazelle's are very light bicycles this setup weighs approx 9kg - its running a 45-16 Gearing which I find useful in London. Its been a lot of fun building and its a nice ride.
Dear All,
Gazelle Champion Mondial's are very light framesets with Reynolds 531 tubing.
Ive stripped it clean of unneccessary and complicated mechanical instruments and re-installed simple and efficient fixed gear transmission for riding in London and beyond. The rear wheel, hand-built by Billy at Brixton Cycles was bought last week and rode it to Oxford on a test run yesterday to make sure he'd done a good job, I confirm its a very very nice wheel.
Frame: Gazelle Champion Mondial AB Frame Reynolds 531 Tubing (its been dated as an early 80's model - w/ Campagnolo Drop-Outs - Seat Tube 56cm - Top Tube 55cm. The frame has a few rust speckles.
Seat Post: Campagnolo 27.2mm
Saddle: Brooks B17 Std Honey Mustard - Ridden Once
Stem: 3TTT
Drop Bars: 3TTT
Drop Grips: Some German Professional Yellow Leather
Headset: Campagnolo
Front Brake: Campagnolo Gran Sport - w/ Campagnolo Brake Pads
Brake Lever: Black 2 Finger Mechanism - (Brixton Cycles)
Crankset: Campagnolo Gran Sport 170mm w/ 46t Chainring
Pedals: MKS Touring Pedals (Slight bend in right pedal)
Tyres: 2 x Panasonic Panaracer Pasela Tourguard Kevlar Tyres 700x23c - Mint Condition
Rear Wheel: Handbuilt by Billy at Brixton Cycles - DT Swiss RR 1.1 Rim with DB Spokes, 36 Soke 3 cross pattern and GoldTec Rear Hub. 100 Miles Test Roll to Oxford yesterday, and you'll be very happy with it, glad as I paid (180GBP to get it built)
**Flip Flop Hub **- Surly 16t Track Cog w/ Andel Lock Ringn and Shimano 16t Freewheel
Front Wheel: Mavic Module E-2 Rim with a Campagnolo Hub and Double Butted 36 Spoke Three Cross Pattern.
Gazelle's are very light bicycles this setup weighs approx 9kg - its running a 45-16 Gearing which I find useful in London. Its been a lot of fun building and its a nice ride.
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