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NOS Polished Mavic Monthlery Route tubular single Rim in 28
NOS Polished Mavic Monthlery Route tubular single Rim in 28
NOS Polished Mavic Monthlery Route tubular single Rim in 28
NOS Polished Mavic Monthlery Route tubular single Rim in 28
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NOS Polished Mavic Monthlery Route tubular single Rim in 28" (700C) with 36 holes from the 1970s - 1980s nitto 160 gr (including cables)

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NOS Polished Mavic Monthlery Route tubular single Rim in 28" (700C) with 36 holes from the 1970s 1980s nitto 160 gr (including cables) 160 gr (including cables) Maillard 700 Compact "Super" 7 speed Freewheel with 12 21 teeth and english thread (BSA) from 1985 Weight Gewicht : order only if experienced with old rather soft aluminum alloy rims or know some such said mechanic Sind nicht komplett gerade von Beginn an werden aber beim zentrieren gerade

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