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NOS/NIB Shimano Dura Ace 1st Generation Chainring with 55 teeth and 130 BCD from the 1970s gia Roto #9011 | clamp-on (28
NOS/NIB Shimano Dura Ace 1st Generation Chainring with 55 teeth and 130 BCD from the 1970s gia Roto #9011 | clamp-on (28
NOS/NIB Shimano Dura Ace 1st Generation Chainring with 55 teeth and 130 BCD from the 1970s gia Roto #9011 | clamp-on (28
NOS/NIB Shimano Dura Ace 1st Generation Chainring with 55 teeth and 130 BCD from the 1970s gia Roto #9011 | clamp-on (28
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NOS/NIB Shimano Dura Ace 1st Generation Chainring with 55 teeth and 130 BCD from the 1970s gia Roto #9011 | clamp-on (28

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NOS NIB Shimano Dura Ace 1st Generation Chainring with 55 teeth and 130 BCD from the 1970s gia Roto #9011 clamp on (28 Roto #9011 clamp on (28 only mounted once BCD Lochkreisdurchmesser : New Old Stock (NOS)

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