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Wild Antique Chopper/springer Rockers on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Evans City, Pennsylvania, US

Evans City, Pennsylvania, US
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These rockers were off an extended springer from the early 70's, but they can be made to fit just about any springer type front end. They are chrome plated, but the plating is peeling and will need to be redone. These are set up for a 5/8'' axle but that hole has a removable sleeve that would allow the installation of a larger axle. These are getting very hard to find and would look great on your retro chopper

These rockers can be viewed or picked up at Rask Cycle, 1647 Evans City Rd., Evans city pa.
724-538-4123

RaskCycle.com

 

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