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I have up for sale a BRIDE BRIX 2 seat, its in neax perfect condition, has a couple small spots on the bottom,

1 about 1cm round and 2 about 2mm round so very small spots. no tears or any other defects. NO RAILS.

$600 or offers

i also have a

rb20 flywheel, $20 will post at your cost

R33 (i think) adjustable caster rods $60

2 x 35mm 5 x 114.3 bolt on spacers, brand new $120

Pick up Gold Coast. must be sold so i can run at jamboree

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Hey mate,

FYI that's not a Brix II... I believe it's a Brix I.

Also food for thought, the 1.5 is pretty much the same as yours pictured but has the Bride logo on the head rest...

Cheers,

Andy

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I have up for sale a BRIDE BRIX 2 seat, its in neax perfect condition, has a couple small spots on the bottom,

1 about 1cm round and 2 about 2mm round so very small spots. no tears or any other defects. NO RAILS.

$600 or offers $500

i also have a

rb20 flywheel, $20 will post at your cost

R33 (i think) adjustable caster rods $60 now $50

2 x 35mm 5 x 114.3 bolt on spacers, brand new $120 now $100

Also have RB20 Radiator. $50

4 x alloy steering shaft spacers for S13 180SX R32 $26ea inc postage

Gold Coast. must be sold so i can run at jamboree

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