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For Sale: 64cm Gazelle Champion Mondial road build
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@lae
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Hi all,
This is my sensible road bike which I've owned for a couple of years now. I am emigrating to New Zealand and I only have space for one bike, so I'm taking the MTB and selling this. The components are a bit of a mix-and-match between road and MTB, but it all works well together, and the relatively upright riding position and 28c tyres means it's incredibly comfortable to ride.
http://imageshack.us/a/img266/2892/p1140802.jpg
Frame & Fork: Gazelle Champion Mondial AB-Frame, ST64cm, TT58cm, both CTC
Headset: Shimano 600
Stem: Nitto Technomic
Handlebar: Deda Piega 46cm (44cm ctc)
Bar Tape: Fizik Microtex over plain cork
Brake Levers/Brifters: Shimano 600-Ultegra
Brake Calipers: Shimano 600-Ultegra
Brake Pads: Shimano 600-Ultegra
Brake Cables: Jagwire Road Racer
Shifters: Shimano bar end
Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT
Derailleur Cables: Jagwire Road Racer
Cassette: Shimano 7sp
Chain: Shimano 7sp
Cranks: Shimano Deore XT 175mm (if you fit a longer axle you can use this as a triple)
Chainrings: Stronglight 46/34
Bottom Bracket: Shimano 600
Pedals: Shimano M520
Rims: Mavic MA40
Hubs: Shimano Deore LX 32h
Spokes: Butted
Tyres: Rivendell Ruffy Tuffy 28c (only about 300 miles on these)
Saddle: Specialized Romin
Seatpost: Shimano 600-ax
Seatpost Binder: Campag
Generally the condition is pretty good - the frame has lots of paint chips, with the occasional spot of rust in the chip (admittedly looks worse than in the photo, but still very presentable from a couple of yards away). It has the tiniest little ripple - I hesitate to call it a dent, it is so small it took me a few months to even notice it - on the downtube. Cranks and pedals are a bit scuffed, paint's chipped off the rear derailleur in some places. The older parts are used and you shouldn't expect them to be mint condition. The drivetrain has always been slightly noisy - noisier than my modern bike, at least, but never noisy enough to bother me, so I haven't bothered to investigate why. Drivetrain only has a few hundred miles so the sprockets and chain are very much unworn. The headset requires proprietary spanners which I have DIY'ed and are included (don't worry, I have access to a metalwork shop so they are made properly). More photos if you want.
I'd like £300 posted to mainland UK.
*SOLD PENDING PAYMENT*