ROTOR Q-Rings Oval 2-fach BCD80x4 Kettenblatt für Shimano GRX 30T innen / inner Bohrungen müssen noch erstellt werden) Winkel 17

ROTOR Q-Rings Oval 2-fach BCD80x4 Kettenblatt für Shimano GRX 30T innen / inner Bohrungen müssen noch erstellt werden) Winkel 17

Name: ROTOR Q-Rings Oval 2-fach BCD80x4 Kettenblatt für Shimano GRX 30T innen / inner Bohrungen müssen noch erstellt werden) Winkel 17
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 54069709434
Price: 39.00 USD
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ROTOR Q Rings Oval 2 fach BCD80x4 Kettenblatt für Shimano GRX 30T innen inner Bohrungen müssen noch erstellt werden) Winkel 17 Bohrungen müssen noch erstellt werden) Sonstiges: kein Original Buell Produkt Gutachten: Materialgutachten (TÜV Rheinland) Die oberen R SR 7 20 DD EAN: 8434366022703 Ovalität: 12

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