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Favorit 3-Bolt Steel Chainring Set with 47/51 teeth and 116 BCD from the 1960s - 70s 47-5 Speeds: 6-10 compatible
Favorit 3-Bolt Steel Chainring Set with 47/51 teeth and 116 BCD from the 1960s - 70s 47-5 Speeds: 6-10 compatible
Favorit 3-Bolt Steel Chainring Set with 47/51 teeth and 116 BCD from the 1960s - 70s 47-5 Speeds: 6-10 compatible
Favorit 3-Bolt Steel Chainring Set with 47/51 teeth and 116 BCD from the 1960s - 70s 47-5 Speeds: 6-10 compatible
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Favorit 3-Bolt Steel Chainring Set with 47/51 teeth and 116 BCD from the 1960s - 70s 47-5 Speeds: 6-10 compatible

SKU: 13109527899
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Favorit 3 Bolt Steel Chainring Set with 47 51 teeth and 116 BCD from the 1960s 70s 47 5 Speeds: 6 10 compatible Speeds: 6 10 compatible es ist für die 3te oder 4te Position eines Campagnolo 7 fach Schraubkranzes gedacht Bolt circle diameter Lochkreisdurchmesser: Condition Zustand:

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