Dia-Compe G 500 (Weinmann AG Type 500) single pivot front brake caliper from the 1970s - 1980s verma siehe BilderProduction date / Produktionszeitraum:1990s
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Dia Compe G 500 (Weinmann AG Type 500) single pivot front brake caliper from the 1970s 1980s verma siehe BilderProduction date Produktionszeitraum:1990s siehe BilderProduction date Produktionszeitraum:1990s 1990erNote Bemerkung :Pista probably rather refairs to the bend as to the purpose of use Production period Produktionszeitraum :1960s 1960erNote Bemerkung:Has not only been used on the rare to find Simplex hubs but also on most french high end bikes of that time Condition Zustand : See pictures Siehe Bilder Production period Produktionszeitraum :1970s 1980s 1970s 1980erNote Bemerkung :Many Dia Compe brake callipers or levers have actually been produced by or under the licens of Weinmann diese ist exakt aufgebaut wie die Weinmann AG Type 500 Bremse
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