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That makes it interesting, but then why they are inverted? I don't think that a) the team at Moser would have made such a silly mistake of inverting Team Gatorade colors b) put the wrong decal on the bike I am chatting with someone who knows about F.Moser (lives near and is a 'marquee...

And this is a F.Moser Leader AX: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/279274/ (that used to be mine, now it's in good hands). Just look at the forks and BB area.

This is a Leader SC: http://campagnolodelta.blogspot.co.uk/2 ... er-sc.html It could be that someone just changed the decal and placed an AX decal and only painted the fork. That fork is always chromed on a Moser frame.

The decals are, but are placed on the wrong frame. That frame IS an SC and HAS been re-painted. Just make a search for a Moser Leader AX and you'll see that the BB shell is not a lug and that the fork is a unicrown. Then search for Leader SC and you'll see that this is it. The SC was 'just'...

I don't think it's a Leader AX. Actually it is not. BB shell and forks speak differently. Maybe an SC, but that painted fork speaks of a repaint? Wonderful frameset though and very nice and hard to find groupset too!

Those seatstays look more similar to my gf's Gazelle. Holdsworth never had, to my knowledge, those heart-shaped cut-outs in their lugs and also never hard touching wrap over stays.

Sorry just noticed it's been already published on to the VCC library. Cool stuff, they've been quick. I'll leave it here nonetheless.

Btw scans of the 1936 catalogue if anyone needs them: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=363626

You can find the PDFs of my scan here. https://1drv.ms/f/s!As8SZOqzOEnHtNlDSqhQTbqioI4MAw Aniello

Yeah I saw it too. I know people who rode those to work in those times...lovely machines.

Re: Wow look at this lovely frame! Never seen that head badge before. Worth contacting the owner. Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/262838863876

There is at least a frameset from circa 1961 on eBay with nice pictures and frame number. Did you notice it?

Re: Hopefully that'll happen soon :-)

I did a respray, but I should have the serial, hang on... UPDATE: found it, it was right on this very forum Serial: U59218 (thread: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=293330&start=30) That makes it from 1984?

I need to find out the serial of this one, I think it's a Mistral from 1982. https://www.flickr.com/photos/anidel/al ... 3692675805

AFAIK 531c is lighter and thinner than 531. 'c' stands for competition I think.

For what is worth I own a Holdsworth which the VCC current marquee enthusiast identified as a La Variable from 1939. The serial number on the fork steerer states: 6015 On his e-mail he stated: This is almost certainly a 1939 built frame and is identical to the La Variable model shown in the...

Re: Classic Denton Tourer! 55cm, 531st, Campag 3x10, DT Swiss It's a sturdy and nice bike, great for going around. Shame no interest so far.

Re: Wishing you good luck with that crank. I'd also have seriously considered repaintjng in original Colorado. The paint is a bit shot in too many points for my taste

As usual great work! It almost looks like new.