Set Of 4 Big Dog 1" Wheel Spacers Black W/ Bearing Shoulder Bdm on 2040-parts.com
Lyons, Kansas, US
NEW SET OF 4 BIG DOG BLACK POWDERCOATED 1" WHEEL SPACERS WITH BEARING SHOULDER. 2 OF THE SPACERS ARE 1/2" AND 2 ARE 1 1/8". OUTSIDE DIAMETER MEASURES APPROX 1.5".
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