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NOS Suntour Cyclone #CL-10 (#LD-1600) black finish endles band type clamp-on Gear Lever Shifter Set from the mid 1970s 2-t-tecnotelai frame is made for usage
NOS Suntour Cyclone #CL-10 (#LD-1600) black finish endles band type clamp-on Gear Lever Shifter Set from the mid 1970s 2-t-tecnotelai frame is made for usage
NOS Suntour Cyclone #CL-10 (#LD-1600) black finish endles band type clamp-on Gear Lever Shifter Set from the mid 1970s 2-t-tecnotelai frame is made for usage
NOS Suntour Cyclone #CL-10 (#LD-1600) black finish endles band type clamp-on Gear Lever Shifter Set from the mid 1970s 2-t-tecnotelai frame is made for usage

NOS Suntour Cyclone #CL-10 (#LD-1600) black finish endles band type clamp-on Gear Lever Shifter Set from the mid 1970s 2-t-tecnotelai frame is made for usage

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NOS Suntour Cyclone #CL 10 (#LD 1600) black finish endles band type clamp on Gear Lever Shifter Set from the mid 1970s 2 t tecnotelai frame is made for usage frame is made for usage with "brifters" (STI Ergopower) but can also be used with downtube shifters einen Innenlager Konterringschlüssel und Nabenschlüssel sowie diverse Sechskanntschlüssel 6 mm (1" 1 1 8")Mechanism Mechanismus : siehe BilderNote Bemerkung :

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