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Very first Type (incised lettering, 1 spring, pivot bolts) of Weinmann AG Vainquer 999 rear center pull brake caliper with NOS brake pads from the late 1950s - early 1960s raleigh comes with pedalcage and pedal
Very first Type (incised lettering, 1 spring, pivot bolts) of Weinmann AG Vainquer 999 rear center pull brake caliper with NOS brake pads from the late 1950s - early 1960s raleigh comes with pedalcage and pedal
Very first Type (incised lettering, 1 spring, pivot bolts) of Weinmann AG Vainquer 999 rear center pull brake caliper with NOS brake pads from the late 1950s - early 1960s raleigh comes with pedalcage and pedal
Very first Type (incised lettering, 1 spring, pivot bolts) of Weinmann AG Vainquer 999 rear center pull brake caliper with NOS brake pads from the late 1950s - early 1960s raleigh comes with pedalcage and pedal

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Very first Type (incised lettering, 1 spring, pivot bolts) of Weinmann AG Vainquer 999 rear center pull brake caliper with NOS brake pads from the late 1950s early 1960s raleigh comes with pedalcage and pedal comes with pedalcage and pedal strap 42mm 52mm Reach Reichweite : 49 mm 61 mmMounting Befestigung :Nut MutterCondition Zustand : See pictures Siehe Bilder Production period Produktionszeitraum :1957 1962 Hochwertige Profi Mittelzug Bremse aus der Ära

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