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neuzer rennrad Moser Leader - Vintage Stahl Rennrad - 1990s

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neuzer rennrad Moser Leader - Vintage Stahl Rennrad - 1990sGeschichte: Das Moser Leader aus den 1990er Jahren gehrt zu den markantesten italienischen Stahlrennrad Modellen seiner Zeit. Francesco Moser, einer der erfolgreichsten Radprofis der Geschichte, grndete 1979 die Werkstatt Cicli Moser in Trient und nutzte seine umfangreiche Rennerfahrung, um technisch raffinierte und zugleich sthetisch herausragende Rennrder zu entwickeln. Das Modell Leader wurde schnell zu einem der bekanntesten Rahmen der Marke.

Geschichte:

Das Moser Leader aus den 1990er-Jahren gehört zu den markantesten italienischen Stahlrennrad-Modellen seiner Zeit. Francesco Moser, einer der erfolgreichsten Radprofis der Geschichte, gründete 1979 die Werkstatt Cicli Moser in Trient und nutzte seine umfangreiche Rennerfahrung, um technisch raffinierte und zugleich ästhetisch herausragende Rennräder zu entwickeln.

Das Modell Leader wurde schnell zu einem der bekanntesten Rahmen der Marke. Charakteristisch ist die filigrane Hohlkehllöttechnik (Fillet-Brazing), bei der die Rohrverbindungen nicht gemufft, sondern elegant verschliffen und silbergelötet werden. Diese Bauweise ermöglicht sehr stabile, zugleich leichte und optisch harmonische Rahmen mit besonders weichen Übergängen.

Viele Modelle wurden für den Einsatz auf hohem sportlichen Niveau gebaut und spiegeln den typischen italienischen Anspruch auf Innovation, Design und Performance wider. Ein Moser Leader aus dieser Ära zählt heute zu den gefragten Stahlrennrad-Klassikern, die für ihre präzise Verarbeitung, ihr lebendiges Fahrverhalten und ihre zeitlose Optik geschätzt werden.

 

Beschreibung:

Dieses Moser Leader aus den 1990er Jahren besticht durch seine außergewöhnliche Farbkombination aus Türkis und Violett – eine seltene Lackierung, die dem Rad einen unverwechselbaren Charakter verleiht und es sofort aus der Masse herausstechen lässt.

Der hochwertig verarbeitete Stahlrahmen ist in Hohlkehllöttechnik gefertigt, wodurch besonders fließende Linien und stabile Rohrübergänge entstehen. Ein weiteres typisches Merkmal ist die kleine Kennzeichenhalterung am Oberrohr, ein Detail, das häufig auf professionell genutzte Rennräder hinweist.

Die Ausstattung besteht aus einer vollständigen Shimano Dura-Ace-Gruppe inklusive Schaltwerk, Umwerfer, Schalthebeln, Kurbelgarnitur, Bremsen, Bremshebeln, Steuersatz, Tretlager und Naben. Ergänzt wird das Setup durch Mavic CXP30-Felgen, einen Ritchey Comp-Sattel, einen Cinelli-Vorbau und einen 3TTT-Lenker. Die Kombination aus Fillet-Brazing-Rahmen, seltener Farbvariante und erstklassigen Komponenten macht dieses Modell zu einem begehrten Sammlerstück und einem echten Hingucker für Liebhaber klassischer italienischer Rennradtechnik.

 

 Zustand:

Das Moser Leader befindet sich in gutem Zustand. Der Stahlrahmen weist keine Risse, Dellen oder Verformungen auf und die originale Lackierung zeigt nur minimale, altersgerechte Gebrauchsspuren, die den authentischen Charakter bewahren.

Im Zuge der Restauration wurde das Fahrrad vollständig zerlegt, alle Lager gereinigt und neu gefettet, und sämtliche Komponenten wurden sorgfältig überholt und präzise eingestellt. Verschleißteile wurden nach Bedarf erneuert. Das Rad ist technisch sofort einsatzbereit und eignet sich ideal für sportliche Ausfahrten, Retro-Events oder als hochwertiges Sammlerstück.

 

 




Fahrradgröße:


 

Größe / Sattelrohr (c-t) 57 cm
Oberrohr (c-c)
55 cm
Steuerrohr
12,5 cm


 

 

 

Details:

Marke
Moser
Rohrsatz Leader
Schaltwerk Shimano Dura Ace
Umwerfer Shimano Dura Ace
Schalthebel Shimano Dura Ace
Kurbelgarnitur Shimano Dura Ace
Bremsen Shimano Dura Ace
Bremshebel Shimano Dura Ace
Steuersatz Shimano Dura Ace
Tretlager Shimano Dura Ace
Felgen Mavic SUP CXP30
Naben Shimano Dura Ace
Reifen Michelin Dynamic Sport
Sattelstütze Shimano Dura Ace
Sattel Ritchey Comp
Vorbau Cinelli
Lenker 3TTT
Pedale N / A

 

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