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Pirelli Scorpion XC M Gold Label 60-622 (29x 2.4) MTB Bicycle Tire - Designed for Hardpacked Courses and Mixed Terrains, 120TPI and ProWall Casing- Mountain Bike Tire w/Keychain (2 Pk) motocross providing optimum protection against impacts This ensures reliable performance

USD161.82

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SKU 74449005089 · ★ 4.5

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Pirelli Scorpion XC M Gold Label 60 622 (29x 2.4) MTB Bicycle Tire Designed for Hardpacked Courses and Mixed Terrains, 120TPI and ProWall Casing Mountain Bike Tire w Keychain (2 Pk) motocross providing optimum protection against impacts This ensures reliable performance providing optimum protection against impacts from rocks or the wear caused by the rider's boots or even industrial equipment and golf carts The 120 TPI LiteWALL casing provides a lightweight yet durable construction For riders who face ever changing trail conditions and refuse to compromise on traction

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