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    1990 IRD Circuit Racer 

 There is not a lot of information about the Circuit Racer model in the IRD literature.  The catalog makes it sound like a pure custom bike which was likely made in relatively small numbers.  Bottom bracket is at a relatively normal 12.25" and the top tube is 24" on a 17" frame.  IRD parts include Switchback brakes, seat post and aluminum-legged Expedition fork.  If we can find an IRD stem and IRD keeper kit for the Bullseye cranks, we'll add those to the bike.  One interesting feature is the roller for teh rear brake to redirect the down tube routed rear brake cable.

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Circuit  Circuit  Circuit Circuit  Circuit  Circuit
 
Frame Cro-Moly
Fork IRD Expedition
Rear Shock NA
Rims Matrix Mt. Titan, hard anodized
Hubs Bullseye
Spokes Stainless Steel
Tires Panaracer Khartoum
Pedals Shimano Deore XT
Crank Buyllseye
Chain Shimano
Rear Cogs Suntour freewheel, 7 speed
Bottom Bracket Bullseye
Front Derailleur Suntour XC 9000
Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore XT
Shifters Shimano Deore XT thumb shifter
Handlebars Ti
Stem Salsa
Headset Chris King
Brake set IRD Switchback
Brake levers Shimano Deore XT 2 finger
Saddle Selle Italia Flite
Seat Post IRD
Colors Black
Size 17"
Serial #   IRD 17 Q 3570 IRD
 

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