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Suntour Superbe Pro chainring with 56 teeth and 130 BCD from 1990 New Bike Take Off decathlon internal gears
Suntour Superbe Pro chainring with 56 teeth and 130 BCD from 1990 New Bike Take Off decathlon internal gears
Suntour Superbe Pro chainring with 56 teeth and 130 BCD from 1990 New Bike Take Off decathlon internal gears
Suntour Superbe Pro chainring with 56 teeth and 130 BCD from 1990 New Bike Take Off decathlon internal gears
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Suntour Superbe Pro chainring with 56 teeth and 130 BCD from 1990 New Bike Take Off decathlon internal gears

SKU: 11875137873
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Suntour Superbe Pro chainring with 56 teeth and 130 BCD from 1990 New Bike Take Off decathlon internal gears internal gears 88 mm)Cotter (pin) diameter Keildurchmesser :9 Bolt circle diameter Lochkreisdurchmesser: Condition Zustand:

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