Custom Brake Rod Spring
£4.50 – £7.50Price range: £4.50 through £7.50
Straight brake rod spring suitable for any models or custom brake rod options.
Spring is suitable to be used with 1/4″ rod. Select type for lengths.
Note: Lengths other than 5″ include a £3 cut and grind surcharge. 3″ length also available with no surcharge.
Straight brake rod spring suitable for any models or custom brake rod options.
Spring is suitable to be used with 1/4″ rod. Select type for lengths.
Note: Lengths other than 5″ include a £3 cut and grind surcharge.
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