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Maillard Course 5-speed Freewheel with 15-24 teeth and english thread from 1981 takagi New old stock (NOS) |
Maillard Course 5-speed Freewheel with 15-24 teeth and english thread from 1981 takagi New old stock (NOS) |
Maillard Course 5-speed Freewheel with 15-24 teeth and english thread from 1981 takagi New old stock (NOS) |
Maillard Course 5-speed Freewheel with 15-24 teeth and english thread from 1981 takagi New old stock (NOS) |
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Maillard Course 5-speed Freewheel with 15-24 teeth and english thread from 1981 takagi New old stock (NOS) |

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Maillard Course 5 speed Freewheel with 15 24 teeth and english thread from 1981 takagi New old stock (NOS) New old stock (NOS) signs from storage (especially on the 26t sprocket) One of the tire guides broke off see pictures Weight Gewicht : (english BSA) Condition Zustand : See pictures Siehe BilderProduction period Produktionszeitraum :1970s 1980s 1970er 1980erPlease note Bemerkung :

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