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Shimano 600 EX 5-speed Uniglide Cassette with 13-22 teeth from the 1970s - 1980s ciocc Note / Bemerkung :Tires have
Shimano 600 EX 5-speed Uniglide Cassette with 13-22 teeth from the 1970s - 1980s ciocc Note / Bemerkung :Tires have
Shimano 600 EX 5-speed Uniglide Cassette with 13-22 teeth from the 1970s - 1980s ciocc Note / Bemerkung :Tires have
Shimano 600 EX 5-speed Uniglide Cassette with 13-22 teeth from the 1970s - 1980s ciocc Note / Bemerkung :Tires have
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Shimano 600 EX 5-speed Uniglide Cassette with 13-22 teeth from the 1970s - 1980s ciocc Note / Bemerkung :Tires have

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Shimano 600 EX 5 speed Uniglide Cassette with 13 22 teeth from the 1970s 1980s ciocc Note Bemerkung :Tires have Note Bemerkung :Tires have been stored in basement and can be a bit dirty and dusty 4 mmInstalation height Einbauhöhe:390 mmPass through height Durchlaufhöhe:375 mmPass through width Duchlaufbreite:46 mmBrake mounting Bremsaufnhame:Nut MutterCondition Zustand:See pictures siehe BilderNote Bemerkung: Gears Übetragungen :5Range Abstufung :13 15 17 19 22 Weight Gewicht :

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