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First Gen Shimano Dura-Ace #B-210 (#BA-100) Brake Calipers from 1973 buchel Wheel is true and straight
First Gen Shimano Dura-Ace #B-210 (#BA-100) Brake Calipers from 1973 buchel Wheel is true and straight
First Gen Shimano Dura-Ace #B-210 (#BA-100) Brake Calipers from 1973 buchel Wheel is true and straight
First Gen Shimano Dura-Ace #B-210 (#BA-100) Brake Calipers from 1973 buchel Wheel is true and straight
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First Gen Shimano Dura-Ace #B-210 (#BA-100) Brake Calipers from 1973 buchel Wheel is true and straight

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First Gen Shimano Dura Ace #B 210 (#BA 100) Brake Calipers from 1973 buchel Wheel is true and straight Wheel is true and straight (with a + 1 millimeter tolerance) Kein Höhen und Seitenschlag (Toleranz + 1 mm) 111 mmHubs Naben :Hubs Aanti #FH 10AV small flange 36 holes Campagnolo 8 speed Exa Drive 100 mm 130 mm Weight Gewicht : 47 mm 57 mm

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