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87BeachCruiser

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  1. Perris

    T bars are easy unless they are maxed out on their adjustment. Then you would have to re-index them. Kinda a pain. I would replace as much as you can afford as far as your front end goes but tenion rods for sure unless they look ok, but from what you said sounds like stock bushings.

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