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NOS/NIB Shimano 600 #MF-6150 5-speed Uniglide freewheel with 13-17 teeth and english tread from 1978 mbk lower pointy end of clamplogo
NOS/NIB Shimano 600 #MF-6150 5-speed Uniglide freewheel with 13-17 teeth and english tread from 1978 mbk lower pointy end of clamplogo
NOS/NIB Shimano 600 #MF-6150 5-speed Uniglide freewheel with 13-17 teeth and english tread from 1978 mbk lower pointy end of clamplogo
NOS/NIB Shimano 600 #MF-6150 5-speed Uniglide freewheel with 13-17 teeth and english tread from 1978 mbk lower pointy end of clamplogo

NOS/NIB Shimano 600 #MF-6150 5-speed Uniglide freewheel with 13-17 teeth and english tread from 1978 mbk lower pointy end of clamplogo

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NOS NIB Shimano 600 #MF 6150 5 speed Uniglide freewheel with 13 17 teeth and english tread from 1978 mbk lower pointy end of clamplogo lower pointy end of clamplogo has been cut off to better fit braze on stop on frame Variante aus den frühen 70ern mit verchromtem Stahl Hebelanschlag mit Zuganschlag Dura Ace Uniglide cassettes used a smaller thread diameter for top sprocket then the standard Uniglide cassettes 1970s 1980s 1970er 1980er Weight Gewicht :

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