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A road racing bicycle, using a mix of shaped aluminum tubing and carbon fibre parts, made by Cyfac. Image by w:User:Julius.kusuma, from english Wikipedia.

Tipica bicicleta de carretera Cyfac en aleación ligera con 18 ó más velocidades y postura aerodinámica, en talla media. Imagen de w:User:Julius.kusuma, de la Wikipedia en inglés.


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