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Regina G.S. Corse 5-speed Freewheel with 13-23 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s lightrace Front brake seems to be
Regina G.S. Corse 5-speed Freewheel with 13-23 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s lightrace Front brake seems to be
Regina G.S. Corse 5-speed Freewheel with 13-23 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s lightrace Front brake seems to be
Regina G.S. Corse 5-speed Freewheel with 13-23 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s lightrace Front brake seems to be

Regina G.S. Corse 5-speed Freewheel with 13-23 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s lightrace Front brake seems to be

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Regina G.S. Corse 5 speed Freewheel with 13 23 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s lightrace Front brake seems to be Front brake seems to be a Campagnolo Cobalto brake with replaced lock nut and rubber o ring (note the blue Campagnolo lettering and the white rubber on the front brake to prevent damages to the frame) brake pad shoe holder has been sawed off Gears Übertragungen : Thread Gewinde : Italian: 35 mm x 24 F

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