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Deli Tire 120/70-13 Urban Grip E-Marked Tubeless Scooter Tyre SC109 Tread Pattern Head lights With Ignition Switch Hole and Size:4th O/S 39.2mm

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Deli Tire 120 70 13 Urban Grip E Marked Tubeless Scooter Tyre SC109 Tread Pattern Head lights With Ignition Switch Hole and Size:4th O S 39.2mm With Ignition Switch Hole and Two Square Holes For Instrument Bulbs The extra performance available ensures that in combination with a taller gear ratio the higher revolutions can be turned into a noticeable top speed increase Offering excellent grip in wet and dry conditions The Deli SC 109 URBAN GRIP is a great performance all round road sport scooter tyre suitable for today’s ever increasing range of scooters

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