My Adventures at le Cirque (long)
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Come to think of it, the only noticeable differences that I see are the tires, the correct NR inner ring, decals, and brake line routing (I'm right-front. Housing color is the same).
EDIT: The biggest difference is that the Cirque example has a Nervex fork crown w/the Prugnat lugs - mine uses the teardrop lug (I forget whether it is a Prugnat or another lug set).

I do note that I have the long-reach Weinmann levers though; the one at Cirque has the short-reach variant. Mine might also be about 1cm larger - 61cm vs 60.
-Kurt
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. And since not crash/injury occured, the shoe story is really pretty funny - darn glue!. Good on you for the massive missive, showing us yet more objects to desire. Must've been awesome to be part of such a knowledgable group.
Thanks for sharing - I wonder if Picasa photos have a longer life than Photobucket. It hurts to see two month old threads with blank squares "deleted from Photobucket"...
Let's hope it dries out soon
. And since not crash/injury occured, the shoe story is really pretty funny - darn glue!. Good on you for the massive missive, showing us yet more objects to desire. Must've been awesome to be part of such a knowledgable group.Thanks for sharing - I wonder if Picasa photos have a longer life than Photobucket. It hurts to see two month old threads with blank squares "deleted from Photobucket"...
Let's hope it dries out soon
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