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Shimano Ultegra #PD-6500 Clipless Pedals with english thread from the 1990s - 2000s cbt-italia / Linkes Gummi gerissen
Shimano Ultegra #PD-6500 Clipless Pedals with english thread from the 1990s - 2000s cbt-italia / Linkes Gummi gerissen
Shimano Ultegra #PD-6500 Clipless Pedals with english thread from the 1990s - 2000s cbt-italia / Linkes Gummi gerissen
Shimano Ultegra #PD-6500 Clipless Pedals with english thread from the 1990s - 2000s cbt-italia / Linkes Gummi gerissen
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Shimano Ultegra #PD-6500 Clipless Pedals with english thread from the 1990s - 2000s cbt-italia / Linkes Gummi gerissen

SKU: 86822403858
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USD29.90 USD60.90

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Shimano Ultegra #PD 6500 Clipless Pedals with english thread from the 1990s 2000s cbt italia Linkes Gummi gerissen Linkes Gummi gerissen Very rare drop out adjusting screw Clipless Klick Pedale 9 16" x 20 tpi (english)

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