Shimano Deore XT (FH-M732) c.1990 NOS Classic 32h Rear Hub Campagnolo Exa-Drive Made from aluminium/steel and weighing

Shimano Deore XT (FH-M732) c.1990 NOS Classic 32h Rear Hub Campagnolo Exa-Drive Made from aluminium/steel and weighing

Name: Shimano Deore XT (FH-M732) c.1990 NOS Classic 32h Rear Hub Campagnolo Exa-Drive Made from aluminium/steel and weighing
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SKU: 96563665645
Price: 65.00 USD
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Shimano Deore XT (FH M732) c.1990 NOS Classic 32h Rear Hub Campagnolo Exa Drive Made from aluminium steel and weighing Made from aluminium steel and weighing in at 567 grams Campagnolo Xenon rear mech Other international orders local import fees may apply and are not collected by us but they are always genuine new & unused items

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