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Shimano 600 EX #FH-6260 low flange 6-speed Uniglide (UG) rear hub with 36 holes from 1981 elite 26
Shimano 600 EX #FH-6260 low flange 6-speed Uniglide (UG) rear hub with 36 holes from 1981 elite 26
Shimano 600 EX #FH-6260 low flange 6-speed Uniglide (UG) rear hub with 36 holes from 1981 elite 26
Shimano 600 EX #FH-6260 low flange 6-speed Uniglide (UG) rear hub with 36 holes from 1981 elite 26
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Shimano 600 EX #FH-6260 low flange 6-speed Uniglide (UG) rear hub with 36 holes from 1981 elite 26 " / 571 mm

SKU: 30720503099
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Shimano 600 EX #FH 6260 low flange 6 speed Uniglide (UG) rear hub with 36 holes from 1981 elite 26 " 571 mm 26 " 571 mm (650C) nur die Metallklammer die Pedalplatte ist nicht mit dabei Width Einbaubreite: System :Shimano 6 speed Uniglide (UG) Shimano 6 fach Uniglide (UG)

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