Wheel Spacer

UPDATE: Figured it wouldn't be difficult to re-design as a parametric file after original upload, so you can find the parametric .f3d as well. Just make sure you work off the parametric component in the file. Look, I don't own a bike, nor do I know anything about bikes. All I know is that I was on a 3D printing Facebook group. Some kid had a motorcycle of sorts that he bought second hand, and when he was working on it, he broke a part on it that appeared to be 3D printed and was looking for someone that could make it. I was beginning to learn CAD at the time, so I was eager to give it a shot. He mailed me the broken piece. I took out some calipers, fired up Fusion 360 and re-made it. I printed it in PLA as a test fit and mailed it. He confirmed that it was the correct sizing, and then I re-printed at 100% infill using Polymaker Fiberon PA12-CF. Annealed it in my kitchen oven on a silicon mat per Polymaker's guidance and mailed it. Kid said it was good, and his parents paid