brand recognition by "M" letter
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jim haseltine
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Well. Having said in the other thread that it's not a Moser, perhaps it is - not a Francesco Moser, but an Aldo Moser.
As I understand it (and it's difficult to find any real information), with the help of Ugo de Rosa it was Aldo Moser's frame building workshop that eventually became Cicli Moser but that might just be adding 2 and 2 and getting an answer of 5.
As I understand it (and it's difficult to find any real information), with the help of Ugo de Rosa it was Aldo Moser's frame building workshop that eventually became Cicli Moser but that might just be adding 2 and 2 and getting an answer of 5.
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jim haseltine
Senior Retro Guru
Despite using an under bracket guide the rear mech cable is then internally routed through the chain stay to emerge at the top at around the point that a cable stop would normally be fitted. The bike is something of a bitsa - the frame appears to be very well made and possibly light in weight and sports a braze-on for the front mech whereas the rear mech is several decades older, being a Campagnolo Valentino.
WOW! Thank you a lot! I went through many forums and pictures of the bottom bracket on the internet, but only you found the same 'M'! Now I need to get more info on Aldo Moser's workshop hahaWell. Having said in the other thread that it's not a Moser, perhaps it is - not a Francesco Moser, but an Aldo Moser.
As I understand it (and it's difficult to find any real information), with the help of Ugo de Rosa it was Aldo Moser's frame building workshop that eventually became Cicli Moser but that might just be adding 2 and 2 and getting an answer of 5.
