Neal Turning Brake on 2040-parts.com
Payson, Arizona, United States
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Neal billet Turning Brake, single Handle, Upright, 3/4" BoreAll of our turning brakes are Fully Polished with Chrome levers and popular ball grips. Features 3/4" bore. The flow through system design does not interfere with your normal brake pedal.
used handle is busted. cleaning out the garage found it in a box of vw stuff. |
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