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I did this with a Moser Leader AX frame. Was an awesome bike!

Very cool build! Ive got a 1990 MASI I bought new as a frameset in 1990, and have ridden it a lot, eventually sticking with 9 speed Ultegra with a triple. Ive got a near new Canyon Endurace Ive lightened up some, full carbon nice bike. But the MASI is no appliance, the Canyon is. Any downhill especially the MASI is the bike to ride. Even though the MASI is heavier, I dont climb any slower on it at all. Ive fancied a carbon fork on the thing. Its silent going down the road on the older bike,9 speed works really nice with the latest shimano 9 speed brifters I could get new in 2022. Shifts better than the Ultegra ever did. Steel really is a nice ride, especially the quad butted Reynolds tubing the MASI is made of.

There are all kinds of Shimano parts on eBay and in America, Amazon as well. I bought Dura-Ace 11spd chains from Amazon, all four of them were fake. I also bought two pair of Shimano Ultegra carbon pedals from eBay, the pedals and the yellow cleats are fake as well. I’m no longer buying bike parts from either place. Luckily I found out these parts were fake and did not crash a bike and end up in a hospital, or dead! Love the resto-mod build, keep up the videos.

Great video. If sponsorship is not an issue why not use SRAM wireless which has no cables other than for the mechanical rim brakes ?

I know what you mean lol

That turned out really nice! How are you keeping tension in the down tube and chain stay Di2 cables to stop them flopping around?

Looks super cool Dan. Look forward to seeing you ride it.

Great build but wish you showed more of the build headaches because there is a lot. I went through some real issues with finding the wright headset and fork combo and I went with campy 11 speed centaur mechanical and it looks amazing.. so enjoy the ride it’s amazing to have electronic and steel together what a difference 👍👍👍🚴🏼‍♂️🚴🏼‍♂️🚴🏼‍♂️

Super video and really beautiful Moser frameset and Dura-Ace Di2.💯👌🏻🚴‍♂️

Some older forks are 95mm spacing in dropout , and forks are more reluctant to spring than rear end.

Wow Dan it looks fantastic modern kit is great. But the Steel frame makes that bicycle oh so classy. It looks stunning.

I cannot join you on this one. Everything is great, but going electric just makes me want to continue working on Maggie's farm. Electric is just an enormous phaff.

I have an old Moser frame. I find it a wee bit sluggish, though incredibly comfortable.

Amazing

Another awesome video! I cannot quite tell, how did you route the wires? Externally, it appears. But, what did you use to stay in place?

Very cool. Now you are giving me more bike project ideas....

Kudos on your success with this build. I like the looks except for the black headset. A silver Chris King would have been my choice. I have a Vintage style lugged steel frame being made right now by Bishop Bike a custom frame builder in Baltimore here in the US. He's been at it now for 9 months and I'm still waiting but at least he has started it. Building it with Centaur 10 speed shinny silver aluminum components. I'm excited. Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it.

Excellent video thank you for sharing. I throughly enjoyed it.

I recently fitted a Campag Chorus 12 speed groupset on my Eddy Merckx Arcoboleno,looks and rides beautifully

Remember George Hincapie's crash at 2006 Paris-Roubaix? Bontrager/Trek stuff.

Nice restomod! I recently bought a 58cm Mercian 653 Pro lugless, with the intention of buying an unloved modernish superbike, swapping the bits to the Mercian frame, then sell the superbike frame. Then I found out the Mercian actually had 126mm spacing, and I didn't want to try stretching it. So the Mercian is going back to it's original 7 speed Athena, and I've ended up spending a relative fortune on the aging superbike, a carbon TCR with campagnolo record 10 speed, to bring it back to life. Space in the garage is shrinking to nothing.

Have you or would you done a video on how you painted the stem and seatpost, please? I know it seems simple, but...advice would be appreciated.

Looks awesome great job dude.. look forward to seeing your ride review 😊❤ Pete 🚴🏻👍💪

Nice. I used a raceface negative 17 degree stem that has the clinch bolt at the front thus removing the bulky clamp. I also fitted weird cinelli neo bars to more suit the modern levers

Dan nice build, was wondering how you fitted the DI2 battery unit under the seat as My old Madone 10 speed 4.9 DI2 Ultegra unit is quite bulky.

I hope you use a quill stem on a bike designed for a quill stem. Also, Ital bikes of this vintage need silver threaded headsets.

Excellent video Dan . My last bike was a resto mod with an 11 speed mechanical Campagnolo and kept the quit stem . The bike rode so smoothly and looked fantastic . Looking forward to seeing your next video. All the best!

Hi Dan , yet another great video. Thanks

Hello, Dan, I would like your advice. I would like to replace the steel fork for a carbon one on my Monviso. My question is will the 1" carbon fork be stiff enough as the 1" 1/8? Thank you. Danny

do you favour any particular brand of silver pearl, and is the clearcoat 2K.

Is it truly vintage if its not downshifters tho 🤔

It was a matter of principle back in the day to try not to use the "racing ring" in the winter months and see if you could get to spring with it still shiny. A kind of self imposed zone 2 training if you will. I now ride a 1x to commute on and I don't miss the front shifter one bit!

To this day I still prefer low-profile rims in sidewinds (obvs. w. more spokes than the fragile things in this vid). Just feels safer, especially now I'm no longer fast enough to care about aerodynamics and PBs anyway.

Great effort mate! Well done.

No one likes a trailer queen…ride it like you stole it, give it a good wash when you get home…and repeat.

Vintage bikes are watching all these fads with curiosity, I own an olmo giro in yellow with shimano 7 speed down tube shifters, a guy passed me the other day on an aero bike so I put in an effort and drafted him for about five miles, he didn’t expect me to still be there on my old bike 😂, while looking over his bike from behind I could see it was a 1 by set up🤮 cross chaining nightmare 🤨 while my chain line was straight, came to a nasty little kick up and he was out of the saddle while I remained seated, didn’t seem that set up was doing him and good whatsoever, I’ll add he was about 10 years younger than me and very fit but couldn’t drop me , I’m 56, I suppose these fads will come and go🤷 they got a lot of things right back in the day bike wise.

I have a 1932 Lygie with 4 speed campagnolo combo corsa and it hates getting dirty 😮

Ightham is pronounced like item. Nice vid.

Great video Dan. A nice vintage bike always sticks out among the crowd. I’m looking at getting a Daccordi Griffe. Looking forward to seeing your next video. All the best.

Dan, Quick question. What are your Top 3 favorite bikes you own and why? I am curious as you seem to like the Dogmas, the Bianchi Mega, etc.

Run a Stronglight double with 52/36 rings 11/28 on the wheel. This is for hilly time trials. 90s dérailleurs currently as using sti levers but with down tube shifters was using a 70s Suntour VX long cage which coped 52/34 11/28 . Raced mountain bikes in the 90s and pushed gear combinations to the limit and got away with it, 48, 36 22 with 12 /32 ...

I do most of my races and rides on old bikes these days. Makes little difference on hilly events and the steel bikes are generally more forgiving on crappy roads. Next road event will see the 1950s Hercules 3 speed with 13t sprocket for the mostly down hill 5 mile tt ... The Argos I do road bike tt on is very quick , enough to get the occasional win or top 5 . ( age category rather than overall. ) . Sportive, probably the Holdsworth, mile eater bike.

Really enjoy your stuff, thanks❤and a nice detour 🎉

Your insurance company is never ever going to pay you out in whatever kind of accident

FAKARELLO retarded

Thanks Dan great watch. Really like the colourway on the Carrera. Youve inspired me to buy & ride a vintage Bianchi megapro same as my first new bike back 98, loved that bike, still rides very well....

I really like that Carrera Dan. Great looking bike. You do some fun rides. I am envious. Love the videos.

Why would anyone in their right mind want to ride small-small or large-large? They're not using the front changer as it should be used in triples if they are.. i love them btw and don't need anything so big as 50.

Appreciate your soft spot for Colnago (I got a C40 and a C60 is waiting for me to pickup during my next leave...😉)

Shelby Cobra and Porche 356 ..... nice!