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Very rare, very early Shimano quick release rear Skewer for 120 mm from the 1960s soncini Dia Compe Gran Compe Brake
Very rare, very early Shimano quick release rear Skewer for 120 mm from the 1960s soncini Dia Compe Gran Compe Brake
Very rare, very early Shimano quick release rear Skewer for 120 mm from the 1960s soncini Dia Compe Gran Compe Brake
Very rare, very early Shimano quick release rear Skewer for 120 mm from the 1960s soncini Dia Compe Gran Compe Brake
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Very rare, very early Shimano quick release rear Skewer for 120 mm from the 1960s soncini Dia Compe Gran Compe Brake

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Very rare, very early Shimano quick release rear Skewer for 120 mm from the 1960s soncini Dia Compe Gran Compe Brake Dia Compe Gran Compe Brake Side Pull 500 Set (NIB) Ein eventuell entstandener Grad kann mit der integrierten Noga Entgraterklinge entfernt werden Weight Gewicht : very early Shimano quick release rear Skewer for 120 mm from the 1960s Schnellspanner

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