Iron Nameplate "SPRINGER"
Available quantity: 257 pcs
Tin plate with the legendary "SPRINGER" motorcycle fork. An original gift not only for motorcyclists, but also for auto mechanics and ordinary office workers and motor sports enthusiasts - our metal plaque for garage, auto / motorcycle service and home. <br>
The size of the plate: 30x40 cm. The plate is made of coated metal, the corners are rounded and have convenient holes for fastening, and the folded edges give the effect of volume. The sign can be used both indoors and outdoors. <br>
The plate can be easily and firmly fixed on a wall, door, entrance to a house or apartment using screws or nails. If surface damage is undesirable, the plate can be secured to any smooth surface using double-sided foam tape. Also, with the help of magnets, the plate can be hung on a refrigerator or other metal surface. <br>
<b> <span style="color: #f16522;">An excellent solution for a presentable Brutal gift for your loved ones from the SINNER's BONES brand!</span> </b>
Description:
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Going deeper into the history of the creation of Springer, you can see the roots stretching from the 15th century. The fact is that the coil spring was invented more than 500 years ago. Springer was widely used in the first half of the last century in the United States. Mankind noticed the ability of this simple mechanism to absorb mechanical energy a long time ago. With the advent of the first vehicles with road irregularities, leading to constant fatigue of drivers, they began to fight using spring devices. So, in the end, even before the beginning of the 20th century, a variety of forks that evolved in the Springer saw the light, which can now be bought in an abundance of versions. This short-lever pendulum has managed to visit flea markets and return to widespread use during its almost 100-year history. In our time, without it, they would not have been able to install the front suspension with an offset of 72 degrees. In addition, the famous "Girder" was created on the basis of this cushioning mechanism.
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