Nice vintage Priori

[Ridgeway]

I bumped into this bike yesterday, definitely a "super nice":

It was at a gym on display as the owner was an avid cyclist. He told me he bought it from his neighbour back home in Italy, he said his neighbour used to be a mechanic for a certain cyclist called "Moser" although said cyclist never road it. Seems it was built up in the late 70's and to me it looked very original, it was certainly a nice looking machine

 

[Cycleops]

Very nice, as Italian as pizza and zabaglione.
That wouldn't be Francesco Moser would it? One of the greats.

 

[biggs682]

That is rather tasty

 

[Specialeyes]

Lovely bike - interestingly it has the brakes set up the British way.

Not biggie smalls, cranks not level and non-drive side though

 

[Ridgeway]

Very nice, as Italian as pizza and zabaglione.
That wouldn't be Francesco Moser would it? One of the greats.

Seems so. I bought some rims from the bikes owner (Giovanni) 3 expressos later and he showed me this treasure hiding around the corner

 

[Smokin Joe]

Lovely bike - interestingly it has the brakes set up the British way.

Not biggie smalls, cranks not level and non-drive side though

Before cables were run under the bar tape quite a few European pros rode with front brake right. Running them under the tape means a very sharp bend on the front cable before it enters the caliper so front left became universal.

 

[midlife]

Italian stallion , looks like the Viner bikes I coveted as a kid smart chromovelato panel too

 

[simongt]

And Carleton tyre savers too - ! Haven't seen them in quite a while - !

 

[Ridgeway]

And Carleton tyre savers too - ! Haven't seen them in quite a while - !

is that these ?

 

[midlife]

Aka flint catchers should be just touching the tubs, the front is miles off lol.

 

[avecReynolds531]

Absolutely beautiful frame & finishing.