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Mint First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #EA-200 / #FD-7100 second version Front Derailleur from the late 1970s / early 1980s zerorh Martin (seems to be still
Mint First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #EA-200 / #FD-7100 second version Front Derailleur from the late 1970s / early 1980s zerorh Martin (seems to be still
Mint First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #EA-200 / #FD-7100 second version Front Derailleur from the late 1970s / early 1980s zerorh Martin (seems to be still
Mint First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #EA-200 / #FD-7100 second version Front Derailleur from the late 1970s / early 1980s zerorh Martin (seems to be still
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Mint First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #EA-200 / #FD-7100 second version Front Derailleur from the late 1970s / early 1980s zerorh Martin (seems to be still

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Mint First Generation Shimano Dura Ace #EA 200 #FD 7100 second version Front Derailleur from the late 1970s early 1980s zerorh Martin (seems to be still Martin (seems to be still selling spare parts) or replaced with equal working parts von daher ist es sehr wahrscheinlich dass diese Kurbelgarnitur unverändert bis 1999 auf dem markt war da die kettenblätter aber nicht das sonst für Campagnolos 9 fach Gruppen übliche C9 tragen sind wir uns nicht zu hundert prozent sicher Condition Zustand : Weight Gewicht :

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