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Here are a couple Alma Puras with tight front fork clearence.
Alma Pura 61cm. with 23mm tire less than 1mm Blue frameset
Alma Pura 58cm with no clearence. tire is 21mm Black frameset

i will be building these up.

Black frameset will be getting most of the work but both are headed for alignment table.

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CEYA!

I may have some around .
Made for Aluminum bikes correct?
Ill check my storage.

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I'll take both pairs of 66-40 bars. PM to follow.

Gordon

You'll be happy, one of the best bars ever made for road.

LeMond turned me on to these in 1986 right after a pro race and said these are the bars he ride.

They have deep track like drops you could fit your hand in , not narrow like the Giros.

No other bars since has been on my road bike.

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CEYA!

It would be 126 , 130mm did not hit the scene til late 8 speed cassette - 9 speed hubs.

Ofmega, Gipiemme, Zeus will work.

Freewheel will be it as Campy Super Record stopped in 1987 so no cassette were out to the public and 7 speed was just being tested in the Pros.

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anyone know what bar is this ?

http://superbbicycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Rossin-Pursuit-Superb-2.jpg

http://superbbicycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Rossin-Pursuit-Superb-6.jpg

Thank you

My bud the owner got back to me.

Here is what he says,

here's a close up shot of it

http://superbbicycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Rossin-Pursuit-Superb-6.jpg

it's 3ttt MOSCOW

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wheels, mavic..?

The new owner of that frameset just told me.

those are cxp12s laced to low flange phils

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what part of NY?

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FBA, its not earlier than yours, it has FD braze on which was around 83-84 they were showing up on bikes.

Clamp on FD were still the norm in early 83 and before.

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Rumour had it some Benottos were made in Mexico.

TRUE and they fell apart. Those gave Benotto a bad name. He moved production there.

We had guys who were messengers on them in NYC and they would crack alot or tubes would come apart.
http://www.benottobicycle.com/site/about

The Benotto family name has been synonymous with great cycling achievements since 1931. Founded in Torino, Italy by Giacinto Benotto, a 24 year old bicycle racer who, like many in the bicycle industry, wanted to begin a commercial career and incorporate the love of cycling into it. After 20 years of successful production in Italy and 3 world championships claimed on Benotto bicycles, Benotto expanded their horizons and moved to Mexico to open new markets, where they continue to have a great influence on the sport and on Latin America.

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It is still Delta since you will start with the top end model ( Record) or C record, then it will list there and therefore no need to list on the lower model.

The Penta System was redone after the first version had problems, one was a piece getting loose.

The other was when Delta first came out they were meant to slow you down not stop.

You was to slow down but still maintain race speed but racers did not think it had enough power and people who bought them could not stop on the street, Campagnolo had to redo the brake sysytem.

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Not to rain on anyone's parade but these are track hubs. (they don't have sealed cartridges) Ride them on the street in the rain and they will degrade in a hurry. phils are a better bet for the sake of longevity on the roads.

You must not go out in the rain.

I got Campy, Shimano, Suntour and never had major issues with them.

I've got wheels still in use longer than my bud from Leeds has on his Phils and they are both over 20 yrs hubs.

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CEYA!

they can be 36h non njs stamped too, exact same quality/hub

Amateur model 36 holes are Non NJS , see the axle has a hole.

Pro version , which are NJS has a solid axle.

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seat post size?

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When someone buys this bike make sure you do it justice!

Maybe a strong look like this:

That is John Eustice , then captain for Gianni Motta Pro team with the first female manager for a pro team.

I spoke to him on Fathers day. One of the few Americans racing for the Italians.

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Canon AE1 for SLR - film .

Very good camera.

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Will check for another but not likely to find it.

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I have a new aluminum threaded fork but scratches from storage

but its only 175mm, a replacement fork from Moser bikes.

road drilled .

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At 175lbs or 12.5 stones, you are not going to break the seat.

Trust me I have more stones in my pocket.

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I had Gran Sport originally but took it off until I made sure.

I do have the hub but mine a scuffed up from yrs of storage.

Ofmega made a similar hub after Campy. I have those NIB since 1990.

The old Hi flange had holes in them 4 of the on the flange.

I say keep them. They last longer than the new stuff.

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Looks like my rear hub is a Nuovo Tipo.

Front hub is Super Record.

Rear derailleur is Super Record.

Front derailleur is Super Record.

I guess I have some cleaning / eBaying to do...

Pics is a million plus words.

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Look like very late 80s 87-89 / early 90s ( 90-92).

I don't know , I only rode clipless once when Campy SGR Clipless came out . 3 months later it was over.

My brain is going out so I will do what I can to remember.

I will ask around. I say email LOOK.

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I like to know the exact product name / code of these Look pedals.
Can't find a production code / date on the pedals.
Hard to find good LOOK catalogues and the LOOK website doesn't give a lot of info neither.
I doubt that Velobase and Speedplay pedal museum are very accurate / reliable, when it comes to these pedals. At least, not very complete.

I think this must be LOOK PP65:

But who knows what this is? PP76 maybe?
No preload adjustment.

Nice Bike!

For me that will be almost $800, DAMN the dollar sucks.

Should it state 55 c/t not c/c , Does look like a 57 cm frame set.

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Front Super Record
Rear is Super Record Ti

Hub front Nuevo/Super Record
Hub Rear , Im thinking.

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Thank you for your help! I wasn´t able to find the exact same frame on the site. The second frame looks alike, but has internal cable routing and a mount for a front derailleur. I will have to keep looking, I knew mid 80´s before, but I can´t sit calm until I find a year and more info on the frame.

http://matuzmaster.hu/_userfiles/image/2011-06-26-moser/20498-big.jpg

The placement of decals but more importand the frame markings.

Then the question is about your fork crown not being engraved?

Look at where all the FM, MOSER and BB arrow are located.

http://matuzmaster.hu/_userfiles/image/2011-06-26-moser/20507-big.jpg
http://matuzmaster.hu/_userfiles/image/2011-06-26-moser/20503-big.jpg
http://matuzmaster.hu/_userfiles/image/2011-06-26-moser/20502-big.jpg

As I said before first you start with the Markings of the frame, then move from there.

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CEYA!

Thank you for your answer!

Its not a columbus decal, have a look, its Oria tubing. Pretty sure its 55 S3S...

Ok , The moser sticker looks like how Columbus makes stickers for framebuilders who has their own tubing made by them.

Example: Richard Sachs.

Frame seems to be mid 80s.

Found a site with a whole lot of different Mosers over the years. The first one fits what you have.
http://matuzmaster.hu/en/vintage-frames/moser-frames/
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