Big Dog Steel Axle Blocks Rigid Or Softail Swingarm Bdm Custom on 2040-parts.com
Lyons, Kansas, US
NEW STEEL BIG DOG AXLE BLOCKS FOR RIGID FRAME OR SOFTAIL SWINGARM. RECESSED FOR 1" HIDDEN AXLE. DRILLED & TAPPED FOR AXLE STOP & SIDE COVERS. THESE HAVE SURFACE RUST FROM STORAGE. THESE ARE A "MUST HAVE" WHEN BUILDING YOUR OWN FRAME. THESE MEASURE ABOUT 7" LONG BY 3" TALL.
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