F.moser - oria tubing
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Guinessisgoodforyou
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Very nice 
Some very nice details on the frame, looks like it will clean up ok.
Some very nice details on the frame, looks like it will clean up ok.I've just given it a good wash and spent 10 mins on the forks today and it's come up well already. When I've got time I'll give it a deep clean and service.Very nice
Frankenorange
Orange 🍊 Fan
There is a hole in the BB shell below the BB guide, or?
If that thick metal has rusted out then a thorough inspection of the tubing connected to the shell needs looking at pronto. Alot of water for a long time would be needed to rot a shell out.
If that thick metal has rusted out then a thorough inspection of the tubing connected to the shell needs looking at pronto. Alot of water for a long time would be needed to rot a shell out.
Just been and had a good look at that as I hadn't noticed it, it does appear to be deliberate and is a drilled hole rather a rotted tube. Must be for drainage but it's rather large in size.
Will strip the BB and have a good look in there.
sjcprojects
Orange 🍊 Fan
I saw this on FB myself - very nice for little money. The brakes and gears don't look original to me - it's got to be late 80s/early 90s with those decals, I would have thought. Interesting tubing - I've never heard of Oria before.
I hadn't, research says it's German tubing used by a few of the Italian manufacturers. Got a reasonably decent reputation by all accounts. The groupset is from 2000 so it must have been upgraded at some point. There's a sticker on the frame referencing the Atlanta Olympics in 1996
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Guinessisgoodforyou
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