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NEW Shimano Dura Ace First Generation Chainrings, 130 BCD, 42-55 teeth, from the 80s NOS Size:45 teeth / 130 BCD Shimano FD-6200: Clampsize 28
NEW Shimano Dura Ace First Generation Chainrings, 130 BCD, 42-55 teeth, from the 80s NOS Size:45 teeth / 130 BCD Shimano FD-6200: Clampsize 28
NEW Shimano Dura Ace First Generation Chainrings, 130 BCD, 42-55 teeth, from the 80s NOS Size:45 teeth / 130 BCD Shimano FD-6200: Clampsize 28
NEW Shimano Dura Ace First Generation Chainrings, 130 BCD, 42-55 teeth, from the 80s NOS Size:45 teeth / 130 BCD Shimano FD-6200: Clampsize 28
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NEW Shimano Dura Ace First Generation Chainrings, 130 BCD, 42-55 teeth, from the 80s NOS Size:45 teeth / 130 BCD Shimano FD-6200: Clampsize 28

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NEW Shimano Dura Ace First Generation Chainrings, 130 BCD, 42 55 teeth, from the 80s NOS Size:45 teeth 130 BCD Shimano FD 6200: Clampsize 28 Shimano FD 6200: Clampsize 28 Please note: one of the jockey wheels has broken teeth BCD Lochkreisdurchmesser: Weight Gewicht:

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