NOS/NIB Shimano First Generation Dura Ace Front Chainwheel Assembly Set, #GA-200 Crankset with 52/42 teeth and 170mm length, #GB-100 Bottom Bracket with english thread and 112mm length from 1975 c-s-c brake caliper has been professionaly
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NOS NIB Shimano First Generation Dura Ace Front Chainwheel Assembly Set, #GA 200 Crankset with 52 42 teeth and 170mm length, #GB 100 Bottom Bracket with english thread and 112mm length from 1975 c s c brake caliper has been professionaly brake caliper has been professionaly tuned in the 1970s 80s 934 g with package tools inside the little Dura Ace Front Chainwheel Tool Set box might be not original ones and are definitly used and not NOS Bottom bracket thread Innenlagergewinde :
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