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This a very nice old Marinoni frame from 1978. Several years ago when I bought it I contacted Marinoni to find info. They confirmed it was a 1978 frame but had no other details. Very probably made by Guisseppi himself. Frame is in good shape, no damage. Paint is far from perfect but in the light it is a lovely sparkling black. This was intended for non racing use as it has fender eyelets and will fit a 32mm tire. It is a very responsive and comfortable frame. Brake reach is about 55mm. Included is the silky smooth Campagnolo Athena headset and a Shimano cartridge bottom bracket. 111 mm spindle length. Italian threading. Top tube is 56cm c-c and the seat tube is 56cm c-c. If you have any questions or want more photos feel free to ask.

Bought this frame new in 2016. It's the Old Gold colour with matching fork. Frame is in very good shape with just the usual paint chips and scratches. No damage whatsoever, no dents, cracks or any other issue. Threads are all good. Geometry and specs are still available at the Soma website under archived frames. I built this up in several different ways but never actually rode it all that much. It will take 42mm tires on 700c wheels. Message me with any questions.

A beautiful Cramerotti ti frame and Ritchey carbon fork. Not sure the year of the frame, I am the second owner. Probably early 2000s or very late 90s. I bought it from one of our riding group. The fork is basically new, just a few rides on it. The frame is in excellent condition, no dents or damage. I rode it very occasionally in the several years I've had it. Takes an Italian bottom bracket, threads are good. Rear spacing is 130mm and the frame and fork will take a 28mm tire, just. Short reach brakes. Included is the sealed bearing headset. This is a 1" Threadless aluminium steer tube. Also included is the stem which I put on just for demonstration, or I also have good quality stems of varying lengths. All are 1 1/8 stems, which can use a spacer for the 1" steerer, also included. Seat tube is 31.8 and takes a braze on front mech. 56 cm c-c. Top tube is 56 cm c-c. Whoever Guiseppi contracts to build his frames in Italy the workmanship is exceptional. Welds are clean and precise. I also have a Cramerotti steel touring frame and it is the same high quality. If you have any questions I would be happy to answer.

An early 80s Moser road frame in good condition. I'm guessing early 80s because of the water bottle mount on the downtube only. Paint is so so and there are no cracks or dents. 126mm rear spacing. top tube 56cm c-c Seat tube is 55cm c-c. Bottome bracket threading is Italian. Does not come with a bb. Tubing is Oria, likely equivalent to Columbus Aelle. Threads are all good and the frame is straight.. The rear dropout has threaded holes for a rack or fender. The fork does not.