Triumph Early 1950's Front Brake Hub With Brake Plate And Axle on 2040-parts.com
Georgetown, South Carolina, US
This
is an early 1950’s Triumph complete Front Brake Assembly. It includes the hub with brake plate and
axle.
I own and operate a reputable
British vintage bike shop. I am selling
off some of my personal Triumph, BSA, and Norton parts.
Watch for new listings --
many nice, vintage British parts coming!
We ship Monday through Friday
and will combine shipping. Payment is
due within 2 days of close of auction.
If you are not satisfied with
this item, please return it, shipping prepaid within 14 days of the close of
this transaction and I will refund the purchase price. No shipping refunds.
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feel free to email your questions. We
try to answer questions as soon as possible.
Please be patient, our response may take several days.
Overseas bidders are welcome.
Overseas buyers must pay any additional
charges.
I
reserve the right to end this auction early.
Item #987
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