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I had to look into it so consulted the encyclopedia. These are Athena monoplanars. Very different...well distinctly different anyway.And no I would not be so bold as to claim that I am right about the laser etching that I would have to add "to the best of my knowledge".
Couldn't find your link on Retrobike though to confirm what yours were.
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I'm no expert either but quite sure that:
1st gen levers had the circle bits you mention and they also had those fiddly little inserts for the cables which are a pain to set up and easily lost. 2nd gen didn't have inserts and had a hole in the lever (front centre top)
All monoplanars had group name laser etched on them apart from Chorus afaik. Also square edged blocks indicate they are early models. Very nice condition these ones as they are prone to rust.
Friction levers points to an early group I'm quite sure 2nd gen was indexed.
Biggest give away is the the very distinctive rear mech which is very clearly 1st gen Chorus.
Very honorable of you to keep the price so low, this groupset is a superb deal!
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SOLD, SOLD, SOLD

I have this lovely Vagacini for sale. Vagacini has loose connections to Colnago, facts seem hard to come by but some say Vagacini builds for Colnago.
This is a superb example in near new condition. There is barely a blemish on the Columbus Aelle frame with it's distinctive carbon look and green splatter paint job and the rather rare Suntour SL groupset (very nice!) looks unused.
All in all a lovely unique Italian ride.
£400 + £15 postage or collection from ME12 is more than welcome.
(Battery ran out on the camera so didn't get many shots, more to follow)

Full spec:
**Size: 54.5cm x 54.5cm (ct x cc) **
Frame: Vagacini - Columbus Aelle
Headset: Suntour (?)
Stem: 3t (plug missing)
Handlebar: 3t
Tape: blackSeatpost: Kalloy
Saddle: RollsCalipers: Suntour SL
Brake levers: Suntour SLGear levers: Suntour SL - 7 speed
Front derailleur: Suntour SL
Rear derailleur: Suntour SLCassette: Suntour SL - 7 speed
Bottom Bracket: Suntour SL
Crankset: Suntour SL
Chainrings: SuntourPedals: Not included
Hubs: Suntour SL
Rims: Rigida HLC 2000
Tyres: Vredestrian - (rear is a little shabby)
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I was going to go into production with these but alas things did not work out and I've just got the 10 or so samples which I'm looking to shift on.Included in the sale is everything you need to turn your Campagnolo chainring (135mm bcd) into a clock.
Price is £21.95 posted (excludes chainring and bolts).
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Think maybe you should eBay it!!! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140730567801?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 wtf??? I seriously must be missing something, why do my auctions never go stupid like that?
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Tyres look good. Michelin Dynamics? Shame you changed the original crank, why was that, for lower gearing? Other than the modern saddle and the extra's it's looking pretty good. Glad you changed the hoods and tape for black, looks much better than the white I had on it.