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NOS Shimano NEW 600 EX #HB-6207 low flange Hub set with 36 holes and english thread from the mid 1980s from 1985 ambrosio SPD-SL Clipless (cleats are included)
NOS Shimano NEW 600 EX #HB-6207 low flange Hub set with 36 holes and english thread from the mid 1980s from 1985 ambrosio SPD-SL Clipless (cleats are included)
NOS Shimano NEW 600 EX #HB-6207 low flange Hub set with 36 holes and english thread from the mid 1980s from 1985 ambrosio SPD-SL Clipless (cleats are included)
NOS Shimano NEW 600 EX #HB-6207 low flange Hub set with 36 holes and english thread from the mid 1980s from 1985 ambrosio SPD-SL Clipless (cleats are included)

NOS Shimano NEW 600 EX #HB-6207 low flange Hub set with 36 holes and english thread from the mid 1980s from 1985 ambrosio SPD-SL Clipless (cleats are included)

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NOS Shimano NEW 600 EX #HB 6207 low flange Hub set with 36 holes and english thread from the mid 1980s from 1985 ambrosio SPD SL Clipless (cleats are included) SPD SL Clipless (cleats are included) from 70s 80s Kommt ohne Schnellspanner Width Einbaubreite:

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