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    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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  2. Didier A. Depireux
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    Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    I [...] had a geometry witch suited me perfectly.

    Keep on using her. She will rememeber.

    Didier

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