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Mafac Course 121 Competition/Racing non-aero Brake Lever Set from the 1950s - 1960s mavic teeth 20 - 30 depending
Mafac Course 121 Competition/Racing non-aero Brake Lever Set from the 1950s - 1960s mavic teeth 20 - 30 depending
Mafac Course 121 Competition/Racing non-aero Brake Lever Set from the 1950s - 1960s mavic teeth 20 - 30 depending
Mafac Course 121 Competition/Racing non-aero Brake Lever Set from the 1950s - 1960s mavic teeth 20 - 30 depending

Mafac Course 121 Competition/Racing non-aero Brake Lever Set from the 1950s - 1960s mavic teeth 20 - 30 depending

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Mafac Course 121 Competition Racing non aero Brake Lever Set from the 1950s 1960s mavic teeth 20 30 depending teeth 20 30 depending on position of insert Auf der Katalogseite blau umrandete Teile + 3 KabelbinderClamp size Klemmmaß :Adjustable via zip tieMechanism Mechanismus :Mavic MektronicProduction period Produktionszeitraum :1998 99Condition Zustand :New old stock (NOS) with signs from storage Clamp size Klemmung : Production period Produktionszeitraum :

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