Competition Engineering Wheelie Bar Assembly (metallic Blue) on 2040-parts.com
Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, United States
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Competition Engineering Wheelie Bar kit (bolt-on) Some minor scraping on underside, slight corrosion on chrome (easily cleaned up with polish), overall good condition. Pictures depict all parts listing comes with. Measurements: Approximately 43" from tip of blue bars to wheel axles 24" from outside wheel edge to opposite outside wheel edge. |
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