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NOS Shimano NEW 105 #RD-1051 6-speed / 7-speed rear derailleur from 1988 300-350 Chainring and Chainguard (MT60) is
NOS Shimano NEW 105 #RD-1051 6-speed / 7-speed rear derailleur from 1988 300-350 Chainring and Chainguard (MT60) is
NOS Shimano NEW 105 #RD-1051 6-speed / 7-speed rear derailleur from 1988 300-350 Chainring and Chainguard (MT60) is
NOS Shimano NEW 105 #RD-1051 6-speed / 7-speed rear derailleur from 1988 300-350 Chainring and Chainguard (MT60) is

NOS Shimano NEW 105 #RD-1051 6-speed / 7-speed rear derailleur from 1988 300-350 Chainring and Chainguard (MT60) is

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NOS Shimano NEW 105 #RD 1051 6 speed 7 speed rear derailleur from 1988 300 350 Chainring and Chainguard (MT60) is Chainring and Chainguard (MT60) is a take off from a new Crankset and has never been used some signs from storage see pictures siehe BilderTechnical condition Technischer Zustand: There is a crack right below the slot of the seat post clamp it is very small and of no concern regarding safety and quite normal for the early Champion Mondial frames Up to 7 Bis zu 7 siehe Bilder Production Period Produktionszeitraum :1988 1989

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