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NOS First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #GA-200 chainring with 52 teeth, threads for chainprotector and 130 BCD from the 1970s barelli 6 mm | 1970s
NOS First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #GA-200 chainring with 52 teeth, threads for chainprotector and 130 BCD from the 1970s barelli 6 mm | 1970s
NOS First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #GA-200 chainring with 52 teeth, threads for chainprotector and 130 BCD from the 1970s barelli 6 mm | 1970s
NOS First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #GA-200 chainring with 52 teeth, threads for chainprotector and 130 BCD from the 1970s barelli 6 mm | 1970s
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NOS First Generation Shimano Dura-Ace #GA-200 chainring with 52 teeth, threads for chainprotector and 130 BCD from the 1970s barelli 6 mm | 1970s

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NOS First Generation Shimano Dura Ace #GA 200 chainring with 52 teeth, threads for chainprotector and 130 BCD from the 1970s barelli 6 mm 1970s 6 mm 1970s Shimano 105 #FD 5503 see pictures Neue alte Lagerware mit Lagerspuren siehe Bilder

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