bridgestone exedra max framdack mc 16 15OM Fits: 67-78 XLH Sportster Fits:07-16 Touring with 106" stroker engine (4-1/2" stroke)

Name: bridgestone exedra max framdack mc 16 15OM Fits: 67-78 XLH Sportster Fits:07-16 Touring with 106" stroker engine (4-1/2" stroke)
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SKU: 5189063206
Price: 1689.50 USD
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bridgestone exedra max framdack mc 16 15OM Fits: 67 78 XLH Sportster Fits:07 16 Touring with 106" stroker engine (4 1 2" stroke) Fits: 67 78 XLH Sportster Optimised carcass for best stability at high speeds even at full load Rubber compounds and tread patterns enhance water evacuation and both dry and wet grip The Bridgestone Exedra Max Tires feature purpose built rubber compounds and tread patterns to enhance water evacuation for cruiser and touring bikes

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