Azusa Aluminum 2 Piece Tri-star 6" Wheel 3" Wide Mini Bike Go Kart on 2040-parts.com
Upton, Massachusetts, United States
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Azusa aluminum 2 piece Tri-Star 6" wheel 3" wide
For use on a mini bike or go kart There was tires and bearing installed on these wheels so there may be minor scratches/scrapes because they were purchased as a tire/wheel combo a while back. Wheels have never been used! No bearings, tube or tire are included, just a 2 piece wheel and bolts! NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, SHIPPING TO USA ONLY! |
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