NOS Campagnolo Super Record / 50th anniversary #A-21 (#AB-21) Aluminium 6-speed Freewheel Cog with 21 teeth from the 1980s dancelli Chainrings are Sugino Mighty Competition

Name: NOS Campagnolo Super Record / 50th anniversary #A-21 (#AB-21) Aluminium 6-speed Freewheel Cog with 21 teeth from the 1980s dancelli Chainrings are Sugino Mighty Competition
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SKU: 27439288069
Price: 24.90 USD
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NOS Campagnolo Super Record 50th anniversary #A 21 (#AB 21) Aluminium 6 speed Freewheel Cog with 21 teeth from the 1980s dancelli Chainrings are Sugino Mighty Competition Chainrings are Sugino Mighty Competition 50 teeth and Campagnolo Record 42 teeth es ist für die 2te Position eines Campagnolo 7 fach Schraubkranzes gedacht siehe Bilder Please note Bemerkung :

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