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NEW Matrix ISO C-II dark anodized clincher single Rim 700c/622mm with 36 holes from the 1990s NOS 25 220 mm steerer (52 mm
NEW Matrix ISO C-II dark anodized clincher single Rim 700c/622mm with 36 holes from the 1990s NOS 25 220 mm steerer (52 mm
NEW Matrix ISO C-II dark anodized clincher single Rim 700c/622mm with 36 holes from the 1990s NOS 25 220 mm steerer (52 mm
NEW Matrix ISO C-II dark anodized clincher single Rim 700c/622mm with 36 holes from the 1990s NOS 25 220 mm steerer (52 mm
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NEW Matrix ISO C-II dark anodized clincher single Rim 700c/622mm with 36 holes from the 1990s NOS 25 220 mm steerer (52 mm

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NEW Matrix ISO C II dark anodized clincher single Rim 700c 622mm with 36 holes from the 1990s NOS 25 220 mm steerer (52 mm 220 mm steerer (52 mm threaded) 905 gr (in Box) Holes Löcher: 700c 622mm

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