This is a Francesco Moser Evolution Pro track frame built around Dedacciai Zero Uno tubing, designed for fixed gear and single speed riding with proper track geometry. The frame has track-derived geometry suited to responsive handling and efficient power transfer through a fixed drivetrain. There's a small dink in the top tube that's purely cosmetic and not structural, so nothing to worry about there. The front fork isn't original but it's a solid match, finished in chrome and drilled for a brake (there's a silver sticker covering the hole). The paintwork is original with some marks and patina but no rust, while the chrome work on the rear stays is in very good condition.
The bike comes with a Cane Creek headset and a Campagnolo Record bottom bracket, both original to the frame. The bottom bracket shows wear but is still usable. Sizing runs at 54.5cm centre-to-centre on the seat tube with a centre-to-top of 56.5cm, and the top tube measures 55.5cm centre-to-centre, putting this in the mid-range for track frames. The frame is notably lightweight, and this is a fairly unusual example that doesn't come up for sale often. If you need seat posts or cranks to complete the build, the seller has spares available to fit. Collection is from Wilmslow in South Manchester.
