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NOS Stronglight 49D Big Chainring with 52 teeth and 50.4 / 122 mm BCD from the 1950s - 1970s cane-creek Center Back Length / mittig
NOS Stronglight 49D Big Chainring with 52 teeth and 50.4 / 122 mm BCD from the 1950s - 1970s cane-creek Center Back Length / mittig
NOS Stronglight 49D Big Chainring with 52 teeth and 50.4 / 122 mm BCD from the 1950s - 1970s cane-creek Center Back Length / mittig
NOS Stronglight 49D Big Chainring with 52 teeth and 50.4 / 122 mm BCD from the 1950s - 1970s cane-creek Center Back Length / mittig
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NOS Stronglight 49D Big Chainring with 52 teeth and 50.4 / 122 mm BCD from the 1950s - 1970s cane-creek Center Back Length / mittig

SKU: 12502639609
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USD47.90 USD85.90

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NOS Stronglight 49D Big Chainring with 52 teeth and 50.4 122 mm BCD from the 1950s 1970s cane creek Center Back Length mittig Center Back Length mittig Rückenlenge : 72 cm Mit Starken Lagerspuren und Oberflächen Beulen von der Produktion 4 122 mm BCD from the 1950s 1970s com gefunden

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