5 Star Custom Fatty Wheel Set For Honda Ruckus Gy6 - Front And Rear Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Mesa, Arizona, US
5 Star wheels for Honda Ruckus GY6. These wheels are made from roll forged .190 thick, 6061 heat treated aircraft grade aluminum.
- GY6 Engine
- Front disk brakes with front hub 4/90
- Rear hub with 4/110 pattern
- 8" Fatty Engine Mount ($350 extra, email for details)
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