MINT Maillard Course 6-speed Freewheel with 13-22 teeth and english thread from 1983 - new bike take off kajita-industrial-co-ltd #BB-UN72 was for road components

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MINT Maillard Course 6 speed Freewheel with 13 22 teeth and english thread from 1983 new bike take off kajita industrial co ltd #BB UN72 was for road components #BB UN72 was for road components on the level of Shimano 600 Ultegra and for MTB componenents on the level of Shimano Deore XT Für Rennradkomponenten war das #BB UN72 auf dem Level von Shimano 600 Ultegra und für MTB auf dem Level von Shimano Deore XT Rohrsatz tubeset: Vitus CaMn HPV siehe BilderProduction period Produktionszeitraum :1970s 1980s 1970er 1980erPlease note Bemerkung :This part is new bike take off see pictures Neurad Demontage (MINT)

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