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  1. Original post
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen
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    I about to place an order for at custum titanium road frame from
    setavento <http://setavento.com>, and i need som advice on geometry.

    I used to have a F.Moser AX Leader titanium frame witch had a geometry
    witch suited me perfectly. Unfortunatly dont remember the geometry
    except that it was a 56cm (midle to midle), it had a 105mm stem,
    that the wheelbase was very quite short 97.7cm and the bottom bracket
    hight was wuite low at 26.8mm with 23mm tyres.

    Current Moser frames all have a different gemoetry, and they are
    sloping as well. Can somone please help me finding original geometry
    for a F.Moser AX leader frame (preferably for a 56 or 57cm frame) or a
    simlilar Moser frame.

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    Morten Reippuert Knudsen :-) <http://blog.reippuert.dk>

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  2. StaceyJ
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    Not to be flip, but are you sure it was a moser? I always associated
    MX Leader with Merckx. If it was an Eddy, wrenchscience.com has a
    geometry chart on their website.

    SYJ

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  3. StaceyJ
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    Just re-read your post. AX Leader, not MX. My bad.

    SYJ

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  4. John Red-Horse
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    Current Moser frames all have a different gemoetry, and they are
    sloping as well.

    They may be different, but the steel bikes still come in traditional,
    horizontal top tubed, frame styles (althought the M81 can be order either
    traditional or sloped). The description on the North American Moser
    website, www.mosercycles, states that the M85 is the replacement for the
    AX Leader.

    If it were me, I'd email someone at www.mosercycles.com and ask. I'd be
    very surprised if the geometries were much different for the traditional
    frames.

    cheers,
    john

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  5. Morten Reippuert Knudsen
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    StaceyJ said:

    Not to be flip, but are you sure it was a moser?

    yes

    Quoted message said:

    I always associated MX Leader with Merckx.

    Moser Leader AX
    Merckx MX leader

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    PowerMac G5: 1.6GHz, 3GB RAM, 300+300GB SATA, 16xDVD-/+RW DL, Bluetooth
    mus+tastatur, R9600PRO, iSight, eyeTV200 & LaCie Photon18Vision TFT.

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