Arlen Ness Wheels. 300 Rear 21 Front on 2040-parts.com
Sanger, Texas, US
These are a set of arlen ness wheels. They are for a chopper. They are 21im front and a 300 rear. They came off a custom victory jackpot and will fit many other bikes. These have normal wear and tear and have decent tread on tires. Comes with everything pictured.
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