Sachs-Maillard 700 Course 6 speed Freewheel with 14-19 teeth and english thread from 1988 vuelta Dropbar sewed in black leather

Sachs-Maillard 700 Course 6 speed Freewheel with 14-19 teeth and english thread from 1988 vuelta Dropbar sewed in black leather

Name: Sachs-Maillard 700 Course 6 speed Freewheel with 14-19 teeth and english thread from 1988 vuelta Dropbar sewed in black leather
Brand: fluoglacial.com
SKU: 11112550266
Price: 27.90 USD
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Sachs Maillard 700 Course 6 speed Freewheel with 14 19 teeth and english thread from 1988 vuelta Dropbar sewed in black leather Dropbar sewed in black leather and comes with Campagnolo brake lever clamps and Chesini bar end plugs English 9 16" x 20 Condition Zustand : See pictures Siehe Bilder

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