50 Mm Rear Hubs Biesse Crg Shifter Kart Briggs Racing Birel Intrepid Kart Racing on 2040-parts.com
Bristol, Indiana, United States
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For sale is two 50mm rear axle hubs. All studs havent been crossed thread, in great shape. Great for a shifter kart or any karts that uses a 50mm axle! Both hubs are 89.5 mm in length
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