Very rare, very early first generation Shimano Dura-Ace #H-731 / #H-831 (#HA-100) quick release set, front and rear Skewer for 100 / 120 mm from the 1970s cascarsi Campagnolo Super Record chainring 52

Name: Very rare, very early first generation Shimano Dura-Ace #H-731 / #H-831 (#HA-100) quick release set, front and rear Skewer for 100 / 120 mm from the 1970s cascarsi Campagnolo Super Record chainring 52
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SKU: 63232464487
Price: 73.90 USD
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Very rare, very early first generation Shimano Dura-Ace #H-731 / #H-831 (#HA-100) quick release set, front and rear Skewer for 100 / 120 mm from the 1970s cascarsi Campagnolo Super Record chainring 52

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Very rare, very early first generation Shimano Dura Ace #H 731 #H 831 (#HA 100) quick release set, front and rear Skewer for 100 120 mm from the 1970s cascarsi Campagnolo Super Record chainring 52 Campagnolo Super Record chainring 52 teeth and Campagnolo Nuovo Record chainring 47 teeth zwei Beilagscheiben und zwei Kontermuttern front and rear Skewer for 100 120 mm from the 1970s Schnellspanner Has been used for the very first generation Shimano Dura Ace #H 731 & #H 831 (#HA 100) #HS 731 & HS 831 (#HA 200)

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