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• #3502
Can we see for the non-fb users out there ;-)
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• #3503
Who’s baanfiets is this!! Not seen it before…
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• #3505
I bought this frame on eBay back in April. It's taken a while, but it's now built up in single speed / fixed configuration. Although I might change a few things, overall I'm very happy with how this mish-mash of vintage and modern parts turned out.
Frame: Gazelle Champion Mondial AA 635, size 57
Saddle: Selle SMP Well-S
Seatpost: SR Laprade fluted
Headset: Mavic 305
Stem: Cinelli XA
Handlebars: Nitto m106NAS, 42 cm
Bartape: Cinelli gel cork
Brake levers: TRP RRL SR
Brake calipers: Shimano Dura Ace BR-7403
Rims: Velo Orange Enterprise
Tyres: Hutchinson Challenger, 700 x 28
Front hub: Halo RO, 32 holes
Rear hub: Halo FIX-G, 32 holes
Freewheel: White Industries ENO trials freewheel, 18T
Fixed rear cog: Halo Fat Foot, 19T
Crankset: Campagnolo Record Pista, 170mm cranks, 48T chainring
Pedals: MKS Sylvan Road Next
Bottom bracket: Campagnolo Record Pista
Chain: KMC X101
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• #3506
I think it looks fantastic, all works really well together!
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• #3507
Lovely frame, nice conversion 👌
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• #3509
I am selling a Champion Mondial size 58 bought on here awhile ago.
Here is the original sales thread.
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/310452/#comment13850586
Frame fork headset for £195.
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• #3510
If I only i wasn't skint....
Mind if i share to the insta account?
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• #3511
No problem - spread the word
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• #3512
Some details are very wrong. But other than that ....
https://www.marktplaats.nl/u/remko/16282469/ -
• #3513
He has some nice bikes. We were chatting when he first bought them. Nice guy too.
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• #3514
That Pulsar is lush
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• #3515
58cm (56.5cm) TVM in Hackney Peddler - £850 though… ding on the drive side chainstay :(
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• #3516
€850 you say? These things are getting more expensive by the day
PROFI RACEFIETS RETRO GAZELLE TVM TEAM 1994 731 OS DURA ACE
€ 2.290,00
https://link.marktplaats.nl/m1942281591 -
• #3517
I'm not even going to click on that link.... I don't have a penny
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• #3518
So glad this thread popped up on the first page, some lovely content in here! Been holding on to an early 90's Champion Mondial AB 531c for almost 10 years now, probably the one bike in my garage that speaks to me the most. Should really ride it more...
In an effort to ride it more I converted it to a flat bar, pretty damn ace for fair weather messenger work! Still, should ride it more...
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• #3519
Looking a beaut! Nice and purposeful with the longer stem .. Are you running chunkier rubber on the flat bar build?
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• #3520
Keen eye! I'm running 28mm GP4000's on the flat bar build, soo much nicer compared to the 23mm Vittorias.
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• #3521
It's a great looking commuter 😍 . On my '89 AB the 28mm gp4000's were as wide as it could get (they are actually 31mm I believe).
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• #3522
Thanks!😊
They are trusty ol' DX thumbshifters, sl-MT62 if I remember correctly. Such pleasing action to have a proper lever to push and pull, and you get the indexed option for the rear shifter there as well. Well-made thumbies are probably my favorite type of shifter of all time!
28's are also right there on the limit with my frame.
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• #3523
So that works with 7- or 8-speed right? I'm running a campy 9sp cassette now on my commuter though, shifting with shimano 600 tricolor on friction mode. Shifts quite horrible (due to the fubar altus RD), so I'm looking for solutions. Getting a proper RD should do the trick, but I would love shifting indexed again. If I keep the campy wheels I guess campy RD and shifters is the answer, but getting a campy thumb shifter is going to be difficult I think. Euclid seems the only option. Or is there a way to combine shimano/campy in this range? I have got some 10sp rapidfire in the parts bin...
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• #3524
There may well be a J-tek shiftmate to solve this (10sp campag shifters/10sp shimano cassette I have setup), not quite like running campag/campag but it will do the trick.. just got to get all the slack out the cable setup and it’ll work fine 👌🏻
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• #3525
If I had spare cash I’d be all over this - rebuild it with 650b Dynamo wheels, front and rear racks, guards, it’s even got two sets of bottle cage bosses… never knew they did a touring frame… or at least I’d forgotten they did if I once know
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Wow! And I don’t say Wow lightly or often! 😀