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Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset in 53/42 teeth and 170mm with BSA Bottom Bracket from the early 1970s groote-leeuw Campagnolo 52 teeth Chainring |
Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset in 53/42 teeth and 170mm with BSA Bottom Bracket from the early 1970s groote-leeuw Campagnolo 52 teeth Chainring |
Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset in 53/42 teeth and 170mm with BSA Bottom Bracket from the early 1970s groote-leeuw Campagnolo 52 teeth Chainring |
Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset in 53/42 teeth and 170mm with BSA Bottom Bracket from the early 1970s groote-leeuw Campagnolo 52 teeth Chainring |
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Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset in 53/42 teeth and 170mm with BSA Bottom Bracket from the early 1970s groote-leeuw Campagnolo 52 teeth Chainring |

SKU: 28906553193
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Shimano Dura Ace first generation #GA 200 Crankset in 53 42 teeth and 170mm with BSA Bottom Bracket from the early 1970s groote leeuw Campagnolo 52 teeth Chainring Campagnolo 52 teeth Chainring see pictures Handlebar clamp bolt and nut are not original bei diesen Kurbelarmen handelt sich aber um frühe von vor 1976 Weight Gewicht:

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