NOS Stronglight 100 LX Chainring with 50 teeth and 86 mm BCD from the late 1980s - 1990s velosaloon-com 6 mmMechanism / Mechanismus :frictionProduction

Name: NOS Stronglight 100 LX Chainring with 50 teeth and 86 mm BCD from the late 1980s - 1990s velosaloon-com 6 mmMechanism / Mechanismus :frictionProduction
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 40483094271
Price: 29.90 USD
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NOS Stronglight 100 LX Chainring with 50 teeth and 86 mm BCD from the late 1980s 1990s velosaloon com 6 mmMechanism Mechanismus :frictionProduction 6 mmMechanism Mechanismus :frictionProduction period Produktionszeitraum :Early 1970s Frühe 1970erCondition Zustand :New old stock (NOS) zwei Hüllen und vier Anschläge Condition Zustand : New old stock (NOS)

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