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Wheels and brakes now sold.

Frame is now sold. Wheels have dibs. Massive reductions on other items to clear!

Got this very good Gazelle frame and some wheels for sale. Needs a respray but is the right size and top quality. No headset or bb but I'll do you a good deal on the frame and wheels together...

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread30817.html

Original post restored

The original post seems to have vanished! I'm asking £100 posted for the frame but again am open to offers...

Bars and stem sold for £15 posted...

Seatpost and BB sold for £55. C'mon guys I'm open to offers and need money!

AA Special does indeed have chrome stays and internal routing but this frame is not a special just an AA

Didn't know that thanks.

It has AA frame badges on it, I'll get a pic of that up in a mo.

BB and seatpost are yours pm on its way.

Crank is 170mm

I'll consider offers...Theres a few more pictures of most things here http://s597.photobucket.com/albums/tt55/Telsun/Gazelle/

lol oh I did wonder who the mods are...cheers

I posted a thread in the classified section earlier, about 11am, and it said it has to be approved by a moderator. It still isn't there. Why is that?

Got a few bits to sell, prices include postage as I'm in Kent but you are welcome to collect if you like and prices will be adjusted accordingly:

1.Gazelle Champion Mondial AA-frame. 531. Chrome forks. Racing geometry. A fine, fine frame that will build up into a superb bike but it could do with refinishing. The only other problem is one of the dropout screws has rusted in. Could be used of ra fixie or singlespeed as it has horizontal dropouts. Dimensions are Seat tube ct – 21.5” top tube cc 21.25 –** £100** - **SOLD **

2. Campagnolo Super Record chainset – 53, 42 chainrings which have wear but there is plenty of life in the teeth. Few light scratches but generally very good condition. Has ‘1’ in a circle on the back and marked Strada - was £95 **- now £80! - SOLD

1. Campagnolo Super record brakes** – levers are very scratched, callipers have some rust on quick release also one of the barrel adjusters is missing. Sold as tatty - was £35 - now £25! - SOLD
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   1. Campagnolo Super Record Bottom Bracket** – English 68mm. Old style to match crank all in perfect order but the plastic thingy is Sugino - **£20 - SOLD
      
      

****5. ****Campagnolo Super **Record Seatpost – 27.2mm. Clamp is tatty as is the post itself but of course with some emery paper and hard work it could be looking spiffing but never perfect - £45 - SOLD
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1. Bright yellow Look Carbon pedals**. Tatty but fully functional £20 !
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2. Shimano 105sc/ 1055 – Rear mech**, pretty good condition with just a few marks - £15 - SOLD
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3. Shimano 105sc/ 1055 – Front mech**, pretty good condition with just a few marks - £10 - SOLD**

   1. Shimano 105sc/ 1055 – Gear levers**, pretty good condition, just a one scratch on the right lever - £13 - SOLD**

   2. Campagnolo hubs on Mavic Tubs** – Front hub is Super Record not sure about the rear could a Gran Sport. The rims are Monthlery Routeon the rear and Monthlery Pro on the front. They also include a Sachs Maillard 12-17 freewheel. Tubs are rideable but could really do with replacing. Skewers are rusty - £45** - SOLD

   3. 3ttt bars and stem** – 100mm reach. Bars are Competizione Mod – 41cm cc. Nice shape bars but they have various blemishes and again are sold as tatty - ** £20 - SOLD

I'm open to offers too. Paypal Gift please.
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I managed to prise open a tektro bmx lever to fit over the bars and still clamp up tight. That just saved me about £15 and despite utfs I couldn't find anyone else that has done that so thought I'd include it here ;)

Thanks for all the suggestions guys. Right the stem is out, it wasn't as bad as some of the situations I have read about on the net I was lucky enough to get away with a soaking in ammonia (£1.99 from homebase) and as someone said I removed the drops and used some straight bars to get plenty of leverage. Still took plenty of effort and sweat but the removal of that stem was oh so satisfying!

The pedal though remains stuck on. The biggest obstacle I have with these is that the nut where the spanner goes has been rounded and although the spanner will grip briefly I don't think it really is sufficient enough to apply the kind of force required to get it off.

I have tried soaking in ammonia. I put it in the freezer for the night then put it in boiling water and then tried it over the gas but no luck yet. I'm going to give the gas idea another go but I'm thinking that I might have to strip the pedal and lock it in a vice, which I would really rather not do...mole grips are a little too wide and I'll risk serious damage to my crank :(

I'm after a lever to fit along the top of my drop bars i.e Crosstop, goldfinger, etc, cheaper the better. Will need to be posted. Thanks.

The stem bolt is free, its the actual stem itself that won't move...

Just found this which has a few good suggestions http://www.londonfgss.com/thread7169.html

Doh! I did google but didn't think of hitting the shopping button! Thanks :)

I'm trying to strip a bike but the left pedal is stuck fast! And yes I am turning it clockwise to take it off. The pedal spanner just slips off (starting to round off) and an allen key is nigh on useless. Any tips?

Also while I'm on the subject of seized stuff on the same bike the handlebar stem is also seized. It's been soaked over night in WD40 but alas it will not budge....

I've read that ammonia is good, but where on earth so I get that from!? I've also read about heating the crank up so as to expand the alloy but will this not tarnish the crank?

Saw one identical to this same size, spec, etc for £40 collected or £60 posted on another forum infact I nearly brought it...

Saw one identical to this same size, spec, etc for £40 collected or £60 posted on another forum infact I nearly brought it...

7.50 p&p though...

Actually you don't I can't pm you - you have mail instead or my email is on my profile page...

Yeah I'm interested you have pm...