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@gaston, I know the rule about positioning the levers, but I prefer to put them a little bit lower.

For example those are positioned with the rule, but i think thay are too high! This because I aligned the handlebar vertically and not horizontally. That's all!

Thanks Gaston!
The rims are Mavic Monthlery Pro (or Legere).

The rear brake cable is too long because the rear part of the cable has Moved. Before taking the photos I should have put it right.

Sorry but I don't understand this sentence: "Also you can twist toe straps in the pedals if there not Fat Alfredo Binda's ones..." The toe straps are original from 70's Alfredo Binda. So if u mean to put the straps into the pedals, I didn't put not to ruin them!

About the lever I have a particular theory. Marastoni said the lever must be in line with the lower handlebar and the handlebar must be in line with horizontal tube.
I prefer to vertically align the curve of the handlebar, so I prefer to put the levers just a bit lower than normal.

I know Jeff, but it's not too easy for me write the complete story in english.
I try to enrich it!

Hi all,
some years ago i bought this frame!

Now finally I have finished it! It has been a long work but I'm really proud of the result!
The colour it's not so right but a friend bought a color jar from the 70's, so I think a vintage colour it's perfect match!

I still don't know what model and year it is, but I decide to mount it Campagnolo Super Record 1981. I think it's quite right!

Thanks @anidel and @Pawlus. Sorry pawlus, what is TT? Top tube? The bike has normal geometry. Is that one.

Updated collection @ pg. 6

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.

Hi Martin, please send me more photos: lesente@gmail.com

I'm not an expert of cyclocross models but we can try to analyze it.

@SideshowBob 🤣 thanks for the trust!

Sorry, I've dedicated this month to make some good photos of my bikes... 😂

Oh shift. It is no longer available. That was a leader ax crono, with 26 fork. It was repainted but the shell tells it was June 1993.

A whole morning spent at the museum during the Moserissima!
Inside Moser's collection, outside mine!

Hi @jag, it depends... This one is a 1984 frame, from the team GIS GELATI TUC LU, belonged to Stefano Giuliani (and is 51.5 x 52.5). So it's a precious frame (and expensive too).
The 1985 frame has different graphics and I think it doesn't exist the commercial version:

It's really difficult to find the 84 and 85 model but I think u can find it with 3/400 euro shipped in Colombia.

@jag, onestly I don't know about the tubing of your VPH. I think it has SL or SLX tubing (the road version is in SLX). The decals u have used are not the right ones. As u can see in your photo with Supermercati Brianzoli body, the decals have not the 51.151 logo but just the F Moser writing.
In 1985 the bikes had just the F Moser, in 1986 & 1987 (with Supermercati Brianzoli) had the F Moser and the logo 51.151.
So your bike is a 1985 model.
The F. Moser firm has closed in 2000 and the shop (that is Moser, not F.Moser) has nothing about these glorious days. I went to the warehouse (The F. Moser) some years ago but I didn't find nothing interesting.
By The way, u have a treasure in your hands (the decals are not a problem)!!!

@jag, sorry for late answer. Really fantastic photos! The ones with Supermercati Brianzoli body is amazing!
Your vph looks great. Don't sell it, it has a great worth! Why have u an Aelle Coluymbus sticker on the bike? It is in aelle tubing?

Finally completed!

@jag, put up a photo of your va por la hora.

Re-restorated!

From Shimano DA to Campagnolo C! Which is better?

Before:

After:

Pm

Sorry for late reply. SC and AX are both top and innovative frames! The SC is the top frame for the 85-89 period, the AX for the 90-00 period. They were both first frames without lugs.

How much moser bike did you possed ? MANY but not enough ;-)

1. The is no colour scheme because it has been repainted in the 90's. Better what? Model or colour scheme (AX vs SC)?
   
2. yes, all moser models has italian thread
   
3. seatpost is particular because has an internal expander
   

There are four generations of Leader SC. Yours is from the second. On SVB, the pink one, is from the third generation.
Try to take a look here: mosercollection.jimdo.com in the "curiosità" section.

Leader SC from end of eighties.
Not original colour (probably pink or red scheme), not original fork!
This model was not the first model but second. In 1985 was instead first model.

I know, but unfortunately it's not mine!!!

Dan, I think that this frame is very strange.
It's a Profil frame (model from 1983) in Columbus AIR but...

1. the fork must be chromed
   
2. columbus sticker it's not original
   
3. the F. Moser transfer must be white
   There is a difference between the Oro Model (that is gold plated) and the Super Elaborata Leggera model (that is chromovelato). I think, this one, is an "artigianal" painting (it's difficult say if it is a chromovelato or a gold plated, I think the second) (not made by F. Moser factory).
   This is the bike: http://landlordscycling.com/2012/05/8866/
   
   

I'm restoring now the same model in blue chromovelato and, as u can see, it's different: