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Cottered chromed steel fluted crankset with 52/44 teeth and 170mm length from the 1950s / 1960s / 1970s syntace brake levers are non-aero-type
Cottered chromed steel fluted crankset with 52/44 teeth and 170mm length from the 1950s / 1960s / 1970s syntace brake levers are non-aero-type
Cottered chromed steel fluted crankset with 52/44 teeth and 170mm length from the 1950s / 1960s / 1970s syntace brake levers are non-aero-type
Cottered chromed steel fluted crankset with 52/44 teeth and 170mm length from the 1950s / 1960s / 1970s syntace brake levers are non-aero-type

Cottered chromed steel fluted crankset with 52/44 teeth and 170mm length from the 1950s / 1960s / 1970s syntace brake levers are non-aero-type

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Cottered chromed steel fluted crankset with 52 44 teeth and 170mm length from the 1950s 1960s 1970s syntace brake levers are non aero type brake levers are non aero type Horn Width: 420mm Axle diameter Achsendurchmesser :16 mmCotter diameter Keildurchmesser :9 mm Höchst wahrscheinlich aus den 1950er bis hin zu 1970er

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