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Shimano Dura-Ace first Gen. #GA-200 drilled chainrings in 43/52 teeth and 130 BCD from 1977 clemenso Campagnolo #4001 Super Record Rear
Shimano Dura-Ace first Gen. #GA-200 drilled chainrings in 43/52 teeth and 130 BCD from 1977 clemenso Campagnolo #4001 Super Record Rear
Shimano Dura-Ace first Gen. #GA-200 drilled chainrings in 43/52 teeth and 130 BCD from 1977 clemenso Campagnolo #4001 Super Record Rear
Shimano Dura-Ace first Gen. #GA-200 drilled chainrings in 43/52 teeth and 130 BCD from 1977 clemenso Campagnolo #4001 Super Record Rear
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Shimano Dura-Ace first Gen. #GA-200 drilled chainrings in 43/52 teeth and 130 BCD from 1977 clemenso Campagnolo #4001 Super Record Rear

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Shimano Dura Ace first Gen. #GA 200 drilled chainrings in 43 52 teeth and 130 BCD from 1977 clemenso Campagnolo #4001 Super Record Rear Campagnolo #4001 Super Record Rear Derailleur Miche Trofeo bottom bracket in 115 length with italian threading BCD Lochkreisdurchmesser : Weight Gewicht :

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