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Michelin Pilot Street Radial Rear Tire Batteries and Electrical reduces need for shifting Reversible SNOWMOBILE POLARIS Centurion Indy

SKU: 98529591331
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Michelin Pilot Street Radial Rear Tire Batteries and Electrical reduces need for shifting Reversible SNOWMOBILE POLARIS Centurion Indy reduces need for shifting Reversible threads for optimum traction: scoop for snow and backside for increased contact surface on ice Special soft compound stays flexible in cold weather for amazing grip and smoothest ride ever Spill proof design means virtually no possibility of leaks independent testing compared lap times under identical wet conditions 1 Designed for the new generation of entry level sportbikes Complements the sporty looks and handling of bikes like the Honda CBR 250 The best wet grip in its category Tread pattern designed to enhance wet weather performance Best wet performance versus the leading competitive sport touring tires for small displacement bikes

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