Team Batavus coloured red and yellow Batavus Professional vintage steel road bike frame set in 57 cm (c-t) / 55.5 cm (c-c) with Columbus SL tubing, Columbus Air fork and Campagnolo dropouts from the early to mid 1980s onza 714 Fork column die holder
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Team Batavus coloured red and yellow Batavus Professional vintage steel road bike frame set in 57 cm (c t) 55.5 cm (c c) with Columbus SL tubing, Columbus Air fork and Campagnolo dropouts from the early to mid 1980s onza 714 Fork column die holder 714 Fork column die holder System :Shimano Uniglide (UG) hat eine Befestigungsmöglichkeit für Flaschenhalter und ein Kettenhalter ist an die rechte Sattelstrebe gelötet Rear dropouts Ausfallenden hinten: Campagnolo
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