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Campagnolo Super Record #4051/1 second generation Seat Post in 25.0 diameter from the 1980s jonkers Vorderrad war mal eingepasst um
Campagnolo Super Record #4051/1 second generation Seat Post in 25.0 diameter from the 1980s jonkers Vorderrad war mal eingepasst um
Campagnolo Super Record #4051/1 second generation Seat Post in 25.0 diameter from the 1980s jonkers Vorderrad war mal eingepasst um
Campagnolo Super Record #4051/1 second generation Seat Post in 25.0 diameter from the 1980s jonkers Vorderrad war mal eingepasst um

Campagnolo Super Record #4051/1 second generation Seat Post in 25.0 diameter from the 1980s jonkers Vorderrad war mal eingepasst um

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Campagnolo Super Record #4051 1 second generation Seat Post in 25.0 diameter from the 1980s jonkers Vorderrad war mal eingepasst um Vorderrad war mal eingepasst um die Reifenfreiheit zu prüfen Rohrsatz tubeset: Reynolds 753 Diameter Durchmesser:25 0 mmLength Länge:210 mmCondition Zustand:See pictures Siehe BilderProduction date Produktionszeitraum:1979 1982Please note Bemerkung :First type of second generation seatpost with non polished upper Erste Variante der zweiten Generation mit nicht poliertem Oberteil

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