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NOS Regina Extra 5-speed Freewheel with 13-17 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s frisol Shimano Ultegra #BL-6510 Shifting Brake
NOS Regina Extra 5-speed Freewheel with 13-17 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s frisol Shimano Ultegra #BL-6510 Shifting Brake
NOS Regina Extra 5-speed Freewheel with 13-17 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s frisol Shimano Ultegra #BL-6510 Shifting Brake
NOS Regina Extra 5-speed Freewheel with 13-17 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s frisol Shimano Ultegra #BL-6510 Shifting Brake

NOS Regina Extra 5-speed Freewheel with 13-17 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s frisol Shimano Ultegra #BL-6510 Shifting Brake

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NOS Regina Extra 5 speed Freewheel with 13 17 teeth and italian thread from the 1970s frisol Shimano Ultegra #BL 6510 Shifting Brake Shimano Ultegra #BL 6510 Shifting Brake Levers and similar Shifting Brake Lever Types Shimano 105 #HP 1055 240 gRange Abstufung:13 14 15 16 17Thread Gewinde:Italian: 35 mm x 24 F New old stock (NOS)

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