Invader Racing Kart Kid Kart Bearing Hangers Trike Bar Stool Off Road Fun Kart on 2040-parts.com
Turlock, California, United States
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These are the Rear bearing hangers that were used on Invader Kid karts. Will also work great for other projects, they are for 1 inch axle. one has brake mounting . listing is for one pair. I will not ship out of the USA no more. Don't ask I will combine shipping. Wait for me to send invoice when buying more than one item. |
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