Looking for a descent rearstand for a rigid frame…
Any one?
Rigid frame rearstand
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Paul Slootheer
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Rigid frame rearstand
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Re: Rigid frame rearstand
Don't they vary in shape depending on what exhaust system is fitted ? Nev
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Re: Rigid frame rearstand
No but there is a difference if a QD wheel is fitted, I don't know what the difference is and I think it was for 1 year only.
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Paul Slootheer
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Re: Rigid frame rearstand
Apart from the differences Roger did mention there where no variations (as far as I know…) Draganfly made nice replica’s, but they are out of stock for quite some time…
My rearwheel is just the ‘plain’ fixed hub type.
My rearwheel is just the ‘plain’ fixed hub type.
1953 Ariel VB project - 1950’s Rigid Matchless G3L project
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