Bicknell Shock Kit Brp611 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Description: 5 inch Koni Shock Kit Color: Red Bicknell Racing Products got its start when Pete Bicknell
was in High School building his first racecar as a shop project. More than 30
years later, the St. Catharines, Ontario Chassis manufacturer has developed
into the industry leader with state of the art equipment and facilities.
Bicknell
Racing Products covers all of Eastern Canada and a large portion of New York
State and some areas of Pennsylvania. Since 2002 – Team BRP drivers have
combined for more than 500 total wins each season in Big Block, 358 and
Sportsman competition across Canada, the United States and Australia.  |
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