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Thanks, Lesente! That's what I started to think. The paint indeed doesn't look like it's the original one. And the 'Zeus 2000' mark on the fork crown is odd too.
It's just a bit strange that some 30+ years ago when the previous owner bought the bike, a bike shop (cf. two decals on the down tube) sold him a fake Moser (Original Zeus?). I thought that happens only nowadays, with all the hipster vintage bike craze! ;-)
Anyway, I'm kind of relieved that it's not an authentic bike as I can now adjust it freely to my needs (bullhorn bars, mini v-brakes, mudguards) without having to feel guilty of destroying a cultural heritage! ;-)
Thanks again!
Martin
contre
Hi Martin, I just saw the photos.
I don't think it is a Moser: not right fork, missing panto at least on the bb shell.
It is repainted not with the right decals.