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Campagnolo Tool #143/2 T-Wrench with 6 mm allen key and 8 mm hexagonal socket from the late 1950s - 1980s reynolds-531 Bearing extractor
Campagnolo Tool #143/2 T-Wrench with 6 mm allen key and 8 mm hexagonal socket from the late 1950s - 1980s reynolds-531 Bearing extractor
Campagnolo Tool #143/2 T-Wrench with 6 mm allen key and 8 mm hexagonal socket from the late 1950s - 1980s reynolds-531 Bearing extractor
Campagnolo Tool #143/2 T-Wrench with 6 mm allen key and 8 mm hexagonal socket from the late 1950s - 1980s reynolds-531 Bearing extractor

Campagnolo Tool #143/2 T-Wrench with 6 mm allen key and 8 mm hexagonal socket from the late 1950s - 1980s reynolds-531 Bearing extractor

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Campagnolo Tool #143 2 T Wrench with 6 mm allen key and 8 mm hexagonal socket from the late 1950s 1980s reynolds 531 Bearing extractor Bearing extractor 8mm grip area) Allen key size Inbusschlüsselgröße:6 mmWrench size Steckschlüsselgröße:8 mm Production period Produktionszeitraum :Late 1950s 1980s Späte 1950er 1980er

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