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Shimano Dura-Ace #FC-7402 crankset with chainrings 42/52 teeth and 175mm length from 1989/92 berlinni Length/Länge :
Shimano Dura-Ace #FC-7402 crankset with chainrings 42/52 teeth and 175mm length from 1989/92 berlinni Length/Länge :
Shimano Dura-Ace #FC-7402 crankset with chainrings 42/52 teeth and 175mm length from 1989/92 berlinni Length/Länge :
Shimano Dura-Ace #FC-7402 crankset with chainrings 42/52 teeth and 175mm length from 1989/92 berlinni Length/Länge :
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Shimano Dura-Ace #FC-7402 crankset with chainrings 42/52 teeth and 175mm length from 1989/92 berlinni Length/Länge :

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Shimano Dura Ace #FC 7402 crankset with chainrings 42 52 teeth and 175mm length from 1989 92 berlinni Length Länge : Length Länge : Sattelrohr seat tube: 58 cm (Mitte Oberkante center top) Length Länge : Pedal Threading Pedalgewinde :

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