First generation Shimano Dura-Ace #M-140 / #MA-100 brake levers from the 1970s jd-components 16 mm (rim height /

First generation Shimano Dura-Ace #M-140 / #MA-100 brake levers from the 1970s jd-components 16 mm (rim height /

Name: First generation Shimano Dura-Ace #M-140 / #MA-100 brake levers from the 1970s jd-components 16 mm (rim height /
Brand: fluoglacial.com
SKU: 40365899421
Price: 42.90 USD
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First generation Shimano Dura Ace #M 140 #MA 100 brake levers from the 1970s jd components 16 mm (rim height 16 mm (rim height Felgenhöhe)Brake system Bremstyp :Rim brakes FelgenbremsenTires Reifen :Clincher Drahtreifen Has been used with 8 speed as well as 9 speed assembly Brake levers are non aero type version with round lever holes and hollow pivot from the mid 1970s

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