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NEW Shimano Dura-Ace Chainring 47 teeth and 130 mm BCD from 1988 NOS/NIB 64-0 All our vintage parts are
NEW Shimano Dura-Ace Chainring 47 teeth and 130 mm BCD from 1988 NOS/NIB 64-0 All our vintage parts are
NEW Shimano Dura-Ace Chainring 47 teeth and 130 mm BCD from 1988 NOS/NIB 64-0 All our vintage parts are
NEW Shimano Dura-Ace Chainring 47 teeth and 130 mm BCD from 1988 NOS/NIB 64-0 All our vintage parts are
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NEW Shimano Dura-Ace Chainring 47 teeth and 130 mm BCD from 1988 NOS/NIB 64-0 All our vintage parts are

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NEW Shimano Dura Ace Chainring 47 teeth and 130 mm BCD from 1988 NOS NIB 64 0 All our vintage parts are All our vintage parts are unique items and our NOS items also have limited stock Shimano 600ex Brake Set (NIB) BCD Lochkreisdurchmesser : New old Stock (NOS)

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