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Vintage Francesco Moser Racing Bike from 1978 56cm

Columbus Tubing

Frame was painted by Colour-Tech who paint Roberts and Condor frames
Flamboyant Blue with original Decals transferred
There are a couple of chips on the frame from it has been moved around and storage
There is some pitting in the chrome of the forks also
Seat tube (c-t-c) – 56cm
Seat tube (c-t-t) – 57cm
Top tube (c-t-c) – 56cm
Down tube (c-t-c) – 63cm
Stronglight A9 1"Threaded alloy Road Bike Headset
Campagnolo Mirage BB Italian Thread 111mm
Wheels are formula hubs laced to deep section rims
Schwalbe Lugano 700 x 23c
KMC 1/8th single speed chain
MKS Sylvan Pedals
Zoom silver seat post 27.0 mm
Selle Royal Saddle
16t Sprocket (can also provide a 17t freewheel)
48T chainring with 170mm Shimano crankset

Need to sell the bike as I need the extra cash. Collection withinin London

Price Drop £500

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I'm not so sure the price reflects how much you need to extra cash...

looks nice - where abouts in London are you based for test-riding?

just bought a frame to build up a road bicycle for faster countryside riding..

.. tempted to switch to a complete build if it feels right..

I'm based in east London near Stepney if that helps.

£600 for a pretty boring conversion with no high quality or interesting parts?

Tbh i think its worth round 250, 300 if you're lucky.

Tbh i think its worth round 250, 300 if you're lucky.

Well I guess it is lucky it's just your opinion I spent quite a bit on the frame, paintjob and transfers so I am only looking to try and make some of the money back i spent on the bike. I understand where you are coming from but if you are not interested then your comments aren't really needed. Thanks.

but if you are not interested then your comments aren't really needed. Thanks.

on a forum? really? ehh.. you'll never get back as much as you spent. not even close to that. and if you spent more than what you are asking for.. well.. you did not spend your money wisely.

mosers are the affordable will-last-long kind of frames but nothing out of this world (there were of course special models but this is not one of them)

have a look on eroicacicli's site so you can see how mosers are related to other brands pricewise. if you take the much nicer cromovelato for 350 (euros that is) and some parts on the forum, you'd be able to build a much better bike for less.

don't know if there's an english term for this, but here in hungary we say something like "this was learning-money" <<< spent a lot without knowing much.. you'll learn from the loss and do it better next time.

not trying to diminish your bike as i'm sure it rides nice and i myself started my "narrow-tire" miles on a moser conversion (see pic) but as Gohan said: you'll be lucky if you get 300.