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Split Shaft Collars

For Positioning the Hang Straps on the TrikeBuggy

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Split Shaft Collars

Split Shaft Collars
$8.00/pair

TrikeBuggy Parts:
   Gibraltar Clamps
   Split Shaft Collars
   Stainless Steel Collars
   Aluminum Carabiners
   Stainless Carabiners
   TrikeBuggy Mirror
   "Slider" Back Axle
   Buggy Accessories

Split Shaft Collars allow us to position the Hang Strap anywhere along the top of the Power Loop.

These steel collars "split" in the middle to allow them to be attached to the tubing without having to slide them on from an end. They are fastened together with hex head Allen Bolts.

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