NOS/NIB Shimano 105 SC #CN-HG70 (2-0641120157) STI Hyperglide (HG) Narrow Type Chain in 1/2" x 3/32" with 112 links from the 1990s iris Sitzrohrmuffe hat zwei Risse und
USD39.90
USD66.90
NOS/NIB Shimano 105 SC #CN-HG70 (2-0641120157) STI Hyperglide (HG) Narrow Type Chain in 1/2" x 3/32" with 112 links from the 1990s iris Sitzrohrmuffe hat zwei Risse und
USD39.90
USD66.90
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NOS NIB Shimano 105 SC #CN HG70 (2 0641120157) STI Hyperglide (HG) Narrow Type Chain in 1 2" x 3 32" with 112 links from the 1990s iris Sitzrohrmuffe hat zwei Risse und Sitzrohrmuffe hat zwei Risse und der Gabelschaft ist gestaucht weil der Vorbau zu fest angezogen wurde daher verkaufen wir den Rahmen als defekt nicht gereinigt siehe Bilder Shimano 105 #FD 1055 wurde auch für die RSX 100 verwenden aber diese hier kommt eindeutig in einer 105 SC verpackung Neue alte Lagerware
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