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Shimano Positron II #RD-PF40-GS 5-speed Short Cage Rear Derailleur from 1982 liftel Saddle has some scuffed spots
Shimano Positron II #RD-PF40-GS 5-speed Short Cage Rear Derailleur from 1982 liftel Saddle has some scuffed spots
Shimano Positron II #RD-PF40-GS 5-speed Short Cage Rear Derailleur from 1982 liftel Saddle has some scuffed spots
Shimano Positron II #RD-PF40-GS 5-speed Short Cage Rear Derailleur from 1982 liftel Saddle has some scuffed spots
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Shimano Positron II #RD-PF40-GS 5-speed Short Cage Rear Derailleur from 1982 liftel Saddle has some scuffed spots

SKU: 21215339705
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Shimano Positron II #RD PF40 GS 5 speed Short Cage Rear Derailleur from 1982 liftel Saddle has some scuffed spots Saddle has some scuffed spots here and there NOS (New Old Stock) see pictures Shimano Freehubs & PPS FH Plus FF System Only Condition Zustand :

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