Bicknell Racing Products
Bicknell Racing Products manufactures dirt modified race cars, chassis, and replacement components for dirt-track and circle-track racing. Founded by Pete Bicknell, Bicknell Racing Products manufactures race cars, chassis, and replacement components in St. Catharines, Ontario, supporting complete builds, repairs, maintenance, and chassis setup changes. Behrent’s Performance Warehouse carries Bicknell racing parts for chassis, suspension, steering, body, brake, and drivetrain applications. Whether you’re maintaining a Bicknell dirt modified, replacing worn components, or making setup changes, shop by chassis and application to find the parts your race car requires.
Shop Bicknell Racing Products for Chassis and Parts
Shop Bicknell chassis components and replacement parts for dirt modified and circle-track race cars. Behrent’s carries suspension, steering, body, brake, drivetrain, and related components for routine maintenance, repairs, setup changes, and complete builds.
Item Number: BRP209
$106.69
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Item Number: BRP952
$89.54
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Item Number: BRP1647
$97.31
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Item Number: BRP4402BK
$199.16
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Item Number: BRP209S
$87.01
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Item Number: BRP252
$200.11
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Item Number: BRP9241
$93.50
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Item Number: BRP348BK
$115.74
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Item Number: BRP841
$46.53
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Item Number: BRP9047
$26.89
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Item Number: BRP253
$85.80
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Item Number: BRP1624
$95.44
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Bicknell Chassis and Body Components
Bicknell offers complete chassis and frames along with body panels, body kits, bumpers, rub rails, braces, mounts, brackets, and related hardware for dirt modified applications. A Bicknell dirt modified is a dirt-track modified race car built around a Bicknell chassis and its associated suspension, body, and setup components. Racers choose a Bicknell chassis in part because Bicknell supports its race cars with coordinated replacement components and setup parts for maintaining, repairing, and adjusting the car. Match chassis-specific Bicknell racing parts to the correct chassis generation, body style, mounting points, and racing class before ordering.
How to Find the Correct Bicknell Racing Parts
Start with the chassis identification information, existing BRP part number, original build documentation, or Bicknell Racing Products catalog when identifying replacement parts. Parts that serve the same function can differ by chassis generation, suspension configuration, mounting location, and dimensions.
| What to check | What to verify before ordering | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Chassis identification | Model or generation and approximate chassis year | Many components are specific to particular Bicknell chassis configurations |
| Existing component | BRP part number and current component specifications | The existing part is often the best starting point for finding a replacement |
| Racing application | Racing class and applicable sanctioning rules | Component requirements may vary by class or rules package |
| Position and mounting | Left- or right-side application, mounting location, and orientation | Similar parts may be designed for different positions on the chassis |
| Component dimensions | Length, diameter, width, spacing, and other relevant measurements | Parts with the same general function may have different dimensions |
| Threads and bolt patterns | Thread size and direction, bolt pattern, and hardware requirements | Small differences can prevent proper fitment |
| Surrounding components | Mounting points and compatibility with connected components | Replacement parts need to work with the complete chassis or suspension assembly |
When identifying Bicknell racing parts, use the existing BRP part number or chassis information whenever possible. If you’re using a Bicknell Racing Products catalog, confirm that it applies to your chassis generation and compare the current product specifications with the existing component. If identification information isn’t available or fitment is unclear, compare measurements and mounting details or contact Behrent’s before ordering.
Are Bicknell Chassis and Suspension Parts Universal?
Bicknell chassis and suspension components aren’t universally compatible. Many are designed around specific Bicknell chassis generations, dimensions, mounting configurations, and suspension geometry. Some Bicknell racing parts may also work with chassis from other manufacturers when the dimensions, geometry, mounting points, and applicable racing rules align. Verify each component for the specific chassis and application.
Matching Bicknell Spindles, Hubs and Steering Components
Choose compatible spindles, hubs, and steering components by checking the spindle and kingpin design, hub and bearing configuration, side orientation, steering-arm placement, brake and rotor compatibility, wheel pattern and offset requirements, and mounting dimensions. Evaluate these parts as a connected assembly rather than selecting an individual component by appearance alone.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bicknell Racing Products
What should you check before installing Bicknell suspension or chassis parts?
Confirm the part number, orientation, mounting points, required hardware and spacers, and clearance through the component’s full range of movement. Follow Bicknell or chassis setup specifications, manufacturer torque values, and applicable class or sanctioning rules.
Are older Bicknell chassis parts still available?
Yes, many service and replacement parts remain available for older Bicknell chassis, but availability and compatibility vary by chassis generation and part number. When possible, use the chassis information or existing BRP part number to identify the correct replacement.
Can you identify a Bicknell component from a photograph?
A photograph can help narrow down a Bicknell component, but it usually isn’t enough to confirm fitment. Use the BRP part number, dimensions, orientation, mounting details, and chassis information to verify the correct part.