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-Gazelle '94 Baanfiets
-Giovanni alu (I think its a Ridley) track/daily/fun bike
-Somec '92 Dynamic MiniMax
-Ridley Crossbow winter/cross/messenger bike
-Handbuilt Steel racing bike

That makes 5 :)

Mooi om te lezen! Zet hem op :)

I think you mean Champayement

I'm also looking for a crown like that! Anyone with an idea?

Double 3G :)

Kingert :)

Ahhh, but built by an eastern company which is being managed/owned by a Dutch guy?

Sorry, just really curious :)

Made by our Zuiderburen?

Totally missed out on this! How was it?!
I would have brought my Champi Mondial baanfiets :)

Not a huge fan of the new Champion Mondial though. Still very curious about who built the frames though! I might have an idea :)

I might be selling it. Give me a shout if interested!

Hmm, only had a mild shower over here.. Today is horrible though!

Ah, didn't got that, but it makes sense!

Wouldn't know.. The weather in the Netherlands is fine though :)

Summer projects :)

Syncro yes! And si, I have them. They should be correct and complete

Good shout @Breso! This just happened though..

I used the light abrasive side of one of those cheap household sponges and lots of green soap, worked like a charm

It's most likely TIG welded since it takes almost half the time you need for a proper fillet

Just saved this puppy.. How to build now? I've made a CP here

Hoi!
I already have a modern steel bike with the latest Campa Chorus 11 on it so i'm leaning towards keeping this bike classic and simple. Even thinking friction shifters :)

Thanks! And apparently. it's tigged! Decals seem to be on top of the paint though, flake off just by looking at them..

Last week I stumbled upon an ad on the local craigslist which seemed to good to be true.
Not far from where I live was a listing of a Somec Dynamic with an 8 speed Campy ergo Athena gruppo. Pictures were shite and the bike looked terrible but the seller lived only 40km. away so I mailed the guy and we arranged a meeting.
The bike looked horrible and was very dirty but it was exactly my size and the price was more than reasonable. I decided to buy the bike since I have been lusting over a Columbus Max/MiniMax Somec since I got into bikes.

This is how she looked when I got her. the saddle was waaaaaay down, but luckily not stuck.

I took her apart and gave the frame a good wash. The chrome cleaned up really well and the paintjob is ok. She could use new transfers though.

What to do now? I'm leaning towards a Full C-rec. group although DA 7400 also tickles my fancy..
Hmm, an Italian deserver Campy, right?

Lovely!
I'm also about to pick up a new Somec, hopefully this evening :)

OT, Just e-mail them, Lara @ Somec is very helpful when it comes to info and dating framesets.

Lovely project!

Part lugged, part brazed? Do you know who built it Peet?