[3966800] On/off enduro tyre METZELER 130/80-17 TT 65S TOURANCE Rear

 

[3966800] On/off enduro tyre METZELER 130/80-17 TT 65S TOURANCE Rear
$134,80
$152,00 -12%
Arrives in 3-4wd
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Products ID: 783063
Partnumber: 1308017 OMME 65S TOURTT
Brand: METZELER
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Axle: rear
width: 130
profile: 80
diameter: 17
speed index: S - <180 km/h
manufacturer: METZELER
application: road
type: [-]-diagonal
Inner Tube: TT
Load index: 65 = 290 kg
old DOT: no
Pattern: TOURANCE
intended for use: for motorcycles and motorollerite tyres
size: 130/80-17
manufacturer code: 3966800
EAN code: 8019227396683
speed index 2: S
Load index 2: 65

METZELER

Metzeler is a German motorcycle tire brand with over 130 years of experience. Known for its cutting-edge technology, grip and durability, Metzeler offers tires for the road, adventure trails, off-road and racing. The company's tires are designed with the needs of motorcyclists in mind - whether it's comfort on the daily commute or maximum performance in competitions. Metzeler combines German engineering, innovation and a passionate attitude towards motorcycling, making it a reliable choice for every rider.

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$43,10
Delivery date 2025-06-25

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