NOS Very early rare Simplex Competition "Jeu de Blocage #BR 540" quick release, front Skewer in black from the 1960s michelin Square Taper (ISO)

Name: NOS Very early rare Simplex Competition "Jeu de Blocage #BR 540" quick release, front Skewer in black from the 1960s michelin Square Taper (ISO)
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SKU: 5062949997
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NOS Very early rare Simplex Competition "Jeu de Blocage #BR 540" quick release, front Skewer in black from the 1960s michelin Square Taper (ISO) Square Taper (ISO) Shimano 600 Ultegra Tricolor #HB 6400 #FH 6400 100 126 mm 36 36 7 speed Uniglide (UG) 1987 Production period Produktionszeitraum :1960s 1960erNote Bemerkung:Has not only been used on the rare to find Simplex hubs but also on most french high end bikes of that time comes without springs Wurde nicht nur für die selten zu findenden Simplex Naben

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