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NOS Shimano 60 #EC-200 clamp-on front derailleur from 1976 (first generation Shimano 600) ft-extra-rolling Shimano 105 #RD-1050 | 6-speed
NOS Shimano 60 #EC-200 clamp-on front derailleur from 1976 (first generation Shimano 600) ft-extra-rolling Shimano 105 #RD-1050 | 6-speed
NOS Shimano 60 #EC-200 clamp-on front derailleur from 1976 (first generation Shimano 600) ft-extra-rolling Shimano 105 #RD-1050 | 6-speed
NOS Shimano 60 #EC-200 clamp-on front derailleur from 1976 (first generation Shimano 600) ft-extra-rolling Shimano 105 #RD-1050 | 6-speed
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NOS Shimano 60 #EC-200 clamp-on front derailleur from 1976 (first generation Shimano 600) ft-extra-rolling Shimano 105 #RD-1050 | 6-speed

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NOS Shimano 60 #EC 200 clamp on front derailleur from 1976 (first generation Shimano 600) ft extra rolling Shimano 105 #RD 1050 6 speed Shimano 105 #RD 1050 6 speed friction 1987 Shimano 105 #RD 1055 7 speed Shimano SIS friction 1990 Clamp size Klemmmaß:28 Weight Gewicht :

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