Tote Gote Original Brake Handles Vintage Mini Bike Cushman Rokon on 2040-parts.com
Lehi, Utah, US
This listing is for two brake original brake levers. They are both right hand levers. You can use it on the left it's just the one bolt would be on top. They are really clean for the age. Some rust in the bolts. Fully functional
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