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| == Long Champ M-1 == | == Long Champ M-1 == | ||
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Long Champ brand of wheels by Suzuka. Although designed and marketed by Suzuka, some were originally manufactured by Speed Star. Later version have no SSR markings.
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Long Champ XR4
Long Champ XR4 six-point star
Suzuka Long Champ XR4 debuted 1980 manufactured by SSR. New wheels are manufactured by Suzuka Sangyo
7" front, 8" rear
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Long Champ M-1
Often called "Longchamps" it is actually two words. Similar to other 3-spoke rims.
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Super Longchamp XR-3
Super Longchamp XR-3 3-spoke rims
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Longchamp XR-4Z
Longchamp XR-4Z Kai
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