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The first of my bikes to go in my 2011 clear out has to be this beautiful Gazelle Champion Mondial AA track - originally bought from Fruit last year (thread here: https://www.lfgss.com/thread37260.html - which gives some of the history of the frame and more photos).
The frame itself is good condition, though there are some marks on it from use - until I bought it, it had only done dry miles in the velodrome, since then it's done minimal wet rides and always been kept indoors.
Fruit had it marked as a 57.5, but I always though it was more of a 57 - either way it was always too big for me (hence the 70mm stem in the photos).
Frame: Reynolds 531 - late eighties
Stem:3ttt stem (I also have another 100m NOS 3ttt stem I was going to fit - yours for another £10)
Bars: 42cm mavic - lovely shape
headset: campagnolo Chorus
bottom bracket: Sugino
cranks: sugino messenger
Wheels: Velocity deep v with formula hubs and black spokes (have some marks on the rims, but handbuilt, true and very very strong), miche cog with Dura Ace Lock ring
Tyres: 25m Gatorskins, plenty of life left..
Brake: Dia Compe clamp on with Dirty harry lever
Shimano aero seatpost
Saddle: your choice of charge spoon, or Ritchey Pro
PRICE: £420
(pedals not included)
it's possible to get tighter clearances at the back by taking a link out- see: