NOS Campagnolo Super Record / 50th anniversary #A-18 (#AB-18) Aluminium 6-speed Freewheel Cog with 18 teeth from the 1980s semperit 422 gRange / Abstufung:14-17-20-24-28Thread /

Name: NOS Campagnolo Super Record / 50th anniversary #A-18 (#AB-18) Aluminium 6-speed Freewheel Cog with 18 teeth from the 1980s semperit 422 gRange / Abstufung:14-17-20-24-28Thread /
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 26829173524
Price: 24.90 USD
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NOS Campagnolo Super Record 50th anniversary #A 18 (#AB 18) Aluminium 6 speed Freewheel Cog with 18 teeth from the 1980s semperit 422 gRange Abstufung:14 17 20 24 28Thread 422 gRange Abstufung:14 17 20 24 28Thread Gewinde:English (BSC): 1 Production period Poduktionszeitraum:1950s 1960s 1950er 1960erNote Bemerkung:Has two little cracks deriving from the front spreading slot siehe Bilder Please note Bemerkung :

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