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Sugino Mighty Competition chainrings in 46/52 teeth and 144 BCD from the 1980s maillard Shimano 105 #FD-1055 | braze-on
Sugino Mighty Competition chainrings in 46/52 teeth and 144 BCD from the 1980s maillard Shimano 105 #FD-1055 | braze-on
Sugino Mighty Competition chainrings in 46/52 teeth and 144 BCD from the 1980s maillard Shimano 105 #FD-1055 | braze-on
Sugino Mighty Competition chainrings in 46/52 teeth and 144 BCD from the 1980s maillard Shimano 105 #FD-1055 | braze-on
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Sugino Mighty Competition chainrings in 46/52 teeth and 144 BCD from the 1980s maillard Shimano 105 #FD-1055 | braze-on

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Sugino Mighty Competition chainrings in 46 52 teeth and 144 BCD from the 1980s maillard Shimano 105 #FD 1055 braze on Shimano 105 #FD 1055 braze on 1990 Shimano 600 AX #HS 6300 BCD Lochkreisdurchmesser : See pictures

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