Campagnolo Record (#2040/1) / Super Record ( #4061/1) #2000/1 and # 2001/1 post cpsc short reach single pivot brake calipers from the 1970s - 80s storck 4 mmStack height / Einbauhöhe
Campagnolo Record (#2040/1) / Super Record ( #4061/1) #2000/1 and # 2001/1 post cpsc short reach single pivot brake calipers from the 1970s - 80s storck 4 mmStack height / Einbauhöhe
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Campagnolo Record (#2040 1) Super Record ( #4061 1) #2000 1 and # 2001 1 post cpsc short reach single pivot brake calipers from the 1970s 80s storck 4 mmStack height Einbauhöhe 4 mmStack height Einbauhöhe :33 System :Shimano 6 speed Uniglide (small dimatere) Shimano 6 fach Uniglide (kleiner Durchmesser) Nuovo Record (#2040 1) and Super Record (#4061 1) both used the #2000 1 and #2001 1 brake calipers without the barrel adjusters and brake shoes Nuovo Record (#2040 1) und Super Record (#4061 1) haben beide die #2000 1 und #2001 1 Bremskörper verwendet Reach Reichweite :
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