Vintage Indian Used Front Wheel Parts,axle,brake Cam on 2040-parts.com
Gowen, Michigan, US
Used Indian front wheel parts including the axle and brake cam, retainers,spring[not brittle] and parts I can't id..These were found as part of grandpa's cache in the family barn and were in a box marked front wheel.He traded his bike in on a tractor in the early 1950's and these parts[along with others] have been under a tarp in the barn ever since.
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