3/8" Lead Foot Steel Axle Pegs for Bikes (Set of 2) Pride Lifts Commander 400 Speedometer assembly for 1986 models Eye Diameter:12 mm ID White

Name: 3/8" Lead Foot Steel Axle Pegs for Bikes (Set of 2) Pride Lifts Commander 400 Speedometer assembly for 1986 models Eye Diameter:12 mm ID White
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SKU: 70828653495
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3 8" Lead Foot Steel Axle Pegs for Bikes (Set of 2) Pride Lifts Commander 400 Speedometer assembly for 1986 models Eye Diameter:12 mm ID White Speedometer assembly for 1986 models of the Honda Elite 250 (CH250) The 130 60 13 size was used on a number of scooter models The 3 8" interior diameter allows you to mount the bike pegs on either the front or the rear axles This set of two 3 8" Lead Foot steel axle pegs make a great add on for BMX bikes if tricks and spins are part of your game

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