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Harley Sportster Dyna Dunlop 90/90-19 Front Tire on 2040-parts.com

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San Bernardino, California, United States

San Bernardino, California, United States
Harley Sportster Dyna Dunlop 90/90-19 Front Tire, image 1
“Good full tread tire, it is lightly used. It is a good tire, I am not sure about the date code, if date codes concern you, then this may not be your tire.”
Brand:Harley Davidson/Dunlop Manufacturer Part Number:2116

Up for sale is a Dunlop 90/90-19 front tire for Harley Sportster and Dyna models.  It is a good tire, it is lightly used, the tread is full.  I am not sure about the date code, if date codes concern you, then this may not be your tire.

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