Gazelle Champion Mondial. According to serial number it’s a ‘74 model, however, the bike has been resprayed somewhere in its lifetime which was pretty common for Gazelle's so the decals match later models.

Campagnolo drop-outs have been partly painted over but the lettering is visible. Seatstay is stamped “Reynolds”. Beautiful details on the frame including wrap-around seat stay, butterfly brake bridge and Gazzelle pantograph on chrome fork.


Unfortunately, there is paint damage along the length of the top tube from the brake cable (see the last pic). Fortunately its not very visible.

59cm c-t

RD, FD and shifters and Campag Nuovo Record
Stem and steer are Cinelli Criterium
Hubs Shimano
Wheels Weinmann
Rest is a mix of Shimano 600
San Marco saddle

New Michelin Dynamic Classic tires

About Gazelle

Royal Dutch Gazelle is the largest and most famous bicycle manufacturer in the Netherlands. It has been making durable, quality bicycles in their Dieren factory in the Netherlands since 1892. The famous Dutch bicycle brand had a range of professional road bikes which were hand-built by skilled craftsmen in the "Special Racing Division" workshop. One of their professional frame models was the legendary Gazelle Champion Mondial AB which we are featuring here.