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Rear Wheel Assembly with 3-Spoke Hub and Black Band Brake for the Razor Pocket Rocket, Versions 1-2 Golden Liteway (GL100) Each spindle has a 3-9/16
Rear Wheel Assembly with 3-Spoke Hub and Black Band Brake for the Razor Pocket Rocket, Versions 1-2 Golden Liteway (GL100) Each spindle has a 3-9/16
Rear Wheel Assembly with 3-Spoke Hub and Black Band Brake for the Razor Pocket Rocket, Versions 1-2 Golden Liteway (GL100) Each spindle has a 3-9/16
Rear Wheel Assembly with 3-Spoke Hub and Black Band Brake for the Razor Pocket Rocket, Versions 1-2 Golden Liteway (GL100) Each spindle has a 3-9/16

Rear Wheel Assembly with 3-Spoke Hub and Black Band Brake for the Razor Pocket Rocket, Versions 1-2 Golden Liteway (GL100) Each spindle has a 3-9/16" Model:Caroma Lightning

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Rear Wheel Assembly with 3 Spoke Hub and Black Band Brake for the Razor Pocket Rocket, Versions 1 2 Golden Liteway (GL100) Each spindle has a 3 9 16" Model:Caroma Lightning Each spindle has a 3 9 16" long stud with an M14 1 this cargo tray is like having a bantam sized flat bed that mounts up on any Class III or Class IV trailer hitch Not compatible with versions 3+ chain sprocket

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