Babboe Safari Lime, für Big/Dog Kissenset Babboe Fahrradständer -Gruppe: Tourney TZ -Modellnummer: MF-TZ510 Größe:650x30C

Name: Babboe Safari Lime, für Big/Dog Kissenset Babboe Fahrradständer -Gruppe: Tourney TZ -Modellnummer: MF-TZ510 Größe:650x30C
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 67033075818
Price: 70.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2295 (10 reviews)

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SKU 67033075818 · ★ 4.2

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Babboe Safari Lime, für Big Dog Kissenset Babboe Fahrradständer Gruppe: Tourney TZ Modellnummer: MF TZ510 Größe:650x30C Gruppe: Tourney TZ Modellnummer: MF TZ510 Schaltstufen: 7 Typ: HG UG Kompatible Kette: 6 7 8 fach HG Abstufung: 14 28Z optimiert für STI Schalthebel Dog E • geeignetes Alter: 18+ Monate • Sitz und Rückenkissen miteinander verbunden • extra loses Kissen für zweite Bank • Maße: 30 x 30 x 58 cm (BxHxL) • Material: Kunstleder • inkl Montagematerial

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