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Mavic 506 RD (500 RD) rear hub with english thread (BSA) and 32 holes from the 1980s - 1990s ms-racing 24 g (in packing)
Mavic 506 RD (500 RD) rear hub with english thread (BSA) and 32 holes from the 1980s - 1990s ms-racing 24 g (in packing)
Mavic 506 RD (500 RD) rear hub with english thread (BSA) and 32 holes from the 1980s - 1990s ms-racing 24 g (in packing)
Mavic 506 RD (500 RD) rear hub with english thread (BSA) and 32 holes from the 1980s - 1990s ms-racing 24 g (in packing)
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Mavic 506 RD (500 RD) rear hub with english thread (BSA) and 32 holes from the 1980s - 1990s ms-racing 24 g (in packing)

SKU: 91621906371
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Mavic 506 RD (500 RD) rear hub with english thread (BSA) and 32 holes from the 1980s 1990s ms racing 24 g (in packing) 24 g (in packing) (italian)Production period Produktionszeitraum :2006 Weight Gewicht: Holes Lochzahl:

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