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Campagnolo Sport #1013/1 single clamp on Gear Lever Shifter from the late 1950s 56-5 Sattelstütz ist die kurze Version
Campagnolo Sport #1013/1 single clamp on Gear Lever Shifter from the late 1950s 56-5 Sattelstütz ist die kurze Version
Campagnolo Sport #1013/1 single clamp on Gear Lever Shifter from the late 1950s 56-5 Sattelstütz ist die kurze Version
Campagnolo Sport #1013/1 single clamp on Gear Lever Shifter from the late 1950s 56-5 Sattelstütz ist die kurze Version

Campagnolo Sport #1013/1 single clamp on Gear Lever Shifter from the late 1950s 56-5 Sattelstütz ist die kurze Version

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Campagnolo Sport #1013 1 single clamp on Gear Lever Shifter from the late 1950s 56 5 Sattelstütz ist die kurze Version Sattelstütz ist die kurze Version und hat Hammerspuren oder Ähnliches siehe Bilder Gazelle TT Frame is build with Columbus SL tubing and Campagnolo vertical dropouts Fork is built with Reynolds 531 tubing you can see this in the 1978 Gazelle catalog see pictures Mechanism Mechanismus : Condition Zustand :

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