1960's Triumph 650 Air Cooled Brake Front Wheel Oem Drilled Modified Racing on 2040-parts.com
San Bernardino, California, US
Up for sale is an OEM 19 inch air cooled brake front wheel for 1960's Triumph 650 models, it was drilled and modified for racing. The wheel has the original Dunlop rim, the parts are good to work with, the wheel needs attention, but is a good wheel to work with.
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