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12-08-10, 09:49 PM

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1984 Gazelle AA Super...

Recentley got a Gazelle AA Super frame from a good friend and am looking to get it repainted and built up. The frame seems like its in pretty good shape with some rust and need of some fresh paint. Just trying to learn a bit more on the history of these bikes and if this is worth getting fixed up. Any comments or suggestions are greatly appreciated!!!

12-08-10, 10:32 PM

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Google Gazelle pages for a link to a lot of info. Where are the photos?

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12-09-10, 04:03 AM

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The AA-Super was the short wheelsbase model in the Champion Mondial range. It has an indented seattube to make room for the tire and a monostay. Later also Supers with conventional stays came available. Your frame is handmade in Dieren, The Netherlands.

details on AA-Super frame

many catalogues