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[FOR SALE] My Moser Donna Amatori

A late 1970's-early 1980's rare Moser Donna Amatori joined the collection. The previous owner had sold the parts away when I got the frame but I decided to rebuild it full Gipiemme Sprint, as it was on the catalog (Simplex, Ofmega or Gipiemme built). The goal : Make the perfect daily bike for my -always classy- girlfriend. :) The bike's a real toad/race bike. Even if it has this "female" geometry and the moustache handlebars, it is as responsive as my Rossin, Faggin, Liotto or Concorde "male" race frames. The frame is a little big for her (she's more a 54 person than the frame's 56) althoug, with the very short stem and the special handlebars with reverted brake levers, the position is more than confortable. She likes it and I must admit I'm a little jealous.

Frame:
Moser Donna Amatori (Columbus Aelle tubing)

Fork/Headset:
Moser Donna Amatori

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Gipiemme Crono Sprint crankset (52/39) on Gipiemme BB

Pedals:
Gipiemme Cribi Sprint

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Maillard 7 speeds cassette (11/28)

Derailleurs/Shifters:
Gipiemme Crono Sprintx (Simplex LJ4000 rebadged)

Handlebars/Stem:
Nitto moustache RM016 handlebars on 3TTT Record mod II (50mm)

Saddle/Seatpost:
Brooks B17 Professional S on Gipiemme Crono Sprint fluted seatpost.

Brakes:
Gipiemme Crono Sprint calipers on Tektro reverted levers.

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Rigida DP18 on Gipiemme Crono Sprint hub (tagged "Bianchi")

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Rigida DP18 on Gipiemme Crono Sprint hub (tagged "Bianchi")

Accessories:
Brooks cork tape, and Velo Orange toe clips.

Bike History

Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.

  1. Initial
  2. THE BIKE IS FOR SALE.

Current Stage Info:

ATTENTION ATTENTION, I'm selling this beauty.

Wanna make a beautiful christmas present to you or the woman you love ?

Follow the link: http://www.pedalroom.com/forums/marketp...

Added by sebpep. Last updated over 6 years ago.

24 Comments

Gallo

Gallo says:

Is this still available?

Posted almost 4 years ago

dietrootbeer

dietrootbeer says:

did you end up selling? forever kicking myself for not jumping on this

Posted over 6 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

Nah. I ended up putting it on display in a friend's design shop and it's been there since. To be honest I had kinda forgotten about it. Never tried to sell it again until now. GUESS THAT'S YOUR CHANCE, MAN ! :D

Posted over 6 years ago

dietrootbeer

dietrootbeer says:

I love this thing

Posted almost 8 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

Well... It can be yours. ;-)

Posted almost 8 years ago

dietrootbeer

dietrootbeer says:

I wish :(

I wouldn't even insult you with an offer - plus I imagine the shipping would be crazy!

Posted almost 8 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

Shipping for the US is around 100usd. O:)

Posted almost 8 years ago

pwebb88

pwebb88 says:

dang homie, i feel like she is either gone or pregnant, either way good luck my friend. beautiful bike

Posted almost 8 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

New love story going on. Building another Moser for her, btw. Gonna make this a tradition i guess. Haha

Posted almost 8 years ago

pwebb88

pwebb88 says:

haha better than the options i proposed. I hope the next build is as nice as this one

Posted almost 8 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

Will be a more versatile single speed built from a 1990's Moser Corsa. She wants to be able to ride it every day. Let's face it: that one was wayyyy to nice for a daily bike. ;)

Posted almost 8 years ago

GrayEminence

GrayEminence says:

Hi, Moser Donna Super Sprint don’t bild in Columus tubes http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/m...
Maybe this Donna Amatori? http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/m...

Posted over 11 years ago

sloman

sloman says:

Top shelf build.French parts and mixte frame seem like a recipe for disaster best this is far from it!! Lucky girl.

Posted over 11 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

Good thing Moser and Gipiemme are both italian, then. :p

(Gi Pi Emme, G.P.M. with italian pronounciation, means "Gran Premio della Montagna", Mountain's Grand Prix.)

Anyway, thanks for the like. :p

Posted over 11 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

(But ok, I'll give it to you, LS4000 deraileur group was built by Simplex and only rebadged by Gipiemme.)

Posted over 11 years ago

sloman

sloman says:

Well,I always thought they were French because I always had threading problems like with Pugs.Anyway they're nice different from usual Campy or Shimano.

Posted over 11 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

I assume the brand produced parts with different threadings. But can't confirm it. ;-)

Posted over 11 years ago

Kevin_R

Kevin_R says:

Well photographed and built!

Posted over 11 years ago

MoonK_Bicycle

MoonK_Bicycle says:

Dream Bike. Sweet build

Posted over 11 years ago

mktng

mktng says:

so. sick.
wow

Posted over 11 years ago

Ewwyou

Ewwyou says:

I wish i had a gf! dope build!

Posted over 11 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

Believe me, it's fun riding it even if you're a man. I can forget it's a girl's bike after two minutes of ride!

Thanks for the compliment, anyway, and good luck for your search of the perfect mate. :p

Posted over 11 years ago

sheepdog84

sheepdog84 says:

What camera do you use to take your bike photos? I must know! they all look so fantastic.

Posted over 11 years ago

sebpep

sebpep says:

My camera is a vintage and crappy 10 y.o. Nikon D70 (even not the "s" model !), so tired the AF motor is partially doing his job, the iso can't be pushed above 200 if you don't want noise the size of a penny, and an electric bug so shitty that the push on the wrong button resets the entire settings without you wanting it.

Lens is a 20 y.o. nikkor 50mm f1.8 with scratched and dirty lenses.

Pics are shot in Raw format and just processed through the regular Raw software of Photoshop CS 4 to reduce their size and slightly correct the expo and color balance.

So if you think my photos are good, I think it's all the photographer's fault. ;)

Thanks.

Posted over 11 years ago