Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

Fork Brace For Harley 41mm Forks By Billet By Custom Cycle Engineering on 2040-parts.com

US $195.00
Location:

Wilmington, Delaware, US

Wilmington, Delaware, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:CUSTOM CYCLE ENGINEERING Manufacturer Part Number:TB26001 Surface Finish:CHROME

This is a brand new Custom Cycle Engineering fork brace for Harley Davidsons that have a wide glide style front end and 41mm fork tubes.  It is brand new, but it has been in a showcase for awhile, so there is some shelf wear, but nothing that would keep you from putting this on your bike and being proud of it.

Overview of Custom Cycle 41mm Chrome Billet Aluminum Fork Brace - TB26001

  • They took a solid piece of 6061 T-6 aluminum to create this marvel and then chrome-plated the baby
  • A compound arch increases torsional stiffness, which means less deflection and twisting and more fender clearance
  • Easily bolts to lower fork leg, enabling dust covers to be used
  • Made in the U.S.A.
Please ask questions prior to bidding - no returns. US shipments only.




Renault Zoe EV: Price from £18k plus £70 a month battery lease

Thu, 21 Mar 2013

Price and specifications revealed for the Renault Zoe EV which will start at £18k for the Zoe Expression plus an extra £70 a month for battery lease. The Nissan LEAF may be the best-selling electric car in the world, but it’s still an insignificant speck on the car sales landscape. But Nissan hope sales of electric cars will get a boost with the more ‘affordable’ Renault Zoe EV.

Citroen Survolt – Electric Sports Concept at Geneva

Tue, 02 Mar 2010

The Citroen Survolt Concept gets an airing at Geneva Citroen has a long, long history. In fact, it’s ninety years old (we did a ‘Citroen at 90′ story a few months ag0 with an interesting history video) and it’s always been a one-off. It’s cars – and it’s designs – have run the gamut from sublime to ridiculous and all points in between.

Hyundai UK target SME fleet sales

Mon, 23 Sep 2013

Hyundai Basildon (pictured), one of Hyundai’s new Fleet Business Centres The last few years has seen Hyundai convince the car buying public that their cars are as credible and well built – not to mention appealing – as anything from the mainstream; no longer a budget option, Hyundais are now a real force. So once you’ve cracked Joe Public and his preconceptions, the next step is to crack the bit of Joe Public that buys a few cars at a time – the owners of small and medium businesses (SME) with a modest fleet (by fleet standards) of up to ten cars. With that in mind, Hyundai has appointed 27 Fleet Business Centres at Hyundai dealers across the UK with dedicated staff – and extra hand-holding and facilities – to coax the small business owner in to a bit of Hyundai goodness for his/her business.