Can anybody identify this F.Moser?
 

Very appreciated it if anyone can identify the year of making, and perhaps the grade of this model.

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I don’t think a lot of us see many Moser bikes. Judging from what looks to be a Campanutella 980 Gear rear derailleur, I’d say this likely from around’84ish to 86? Of course that assumes the parts are original.

The 2x bottle mounts, under bb cableway, fd braze, with fade paint points to '86-'87 imo.

I seem to remember reading that the ORIA TT 0.9 sticker means the tubing is 0.9 mm thick straight gauge, which might make it on the heavier side for a racing bike. Not that it'd ride poorly. Lack of eyelets point to more race than sport touring, unless those are eyelets in the dropout.

Kinda' like Columbus Aelle tubing then ?

I was thinking that when i saw the bike - nice mid range sports-racer

The chrome fork looks fine on there, but i wonder if it could be a replacement

The double bottle cages and the none indexed DT shifters would indicate 85/86 for likely build date. I really like the lug work some of the nicest thinning detailing I have seen.

I believe the chrome fork is original, there are carved Fmoser signs on the dropouts.

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You might try here - not too active but a maybe at any rate

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