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Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset with 52/45 teeth and 170mm length from the early 1970s chesini 24 or 26 teeth /
Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset with 52/45 teeth and 170mm length from the early 1970s chesini 24 or 26 teeth /
Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset with 52/45 teeth and 170mm length from the early 1970s chesini 24 or 26 teeth /
Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset with 52/45 teeth and 170mm length from the early 1970s chesini 24 or 26 teeth /
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Shimano Dura-Ace first generation #GA-200 Crankset with 52/45 teeth and 170mm length from the early 1970s chesini 24 or 26 teeth /

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Shimano Dura Ace first generation #GA 200 Crankset with 52 45 teeth and 170mm length from the early 1970s chesini 24 or 26 teeth 24 or 26 teeth 22 452 g (pair) Teeth Zähne : Kurbelarme wurde auch im Dura Ace #FC 7110Kurbelset verwendet

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