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Odyssey Path Pro Cruiser Tire -24 x 2.2 Clincher Wire Black CheckoutTitle=SDG Composite Pedal Color BlackWeight 509Wheel Size 26"Requires Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Odyssey Path Pro Cruiser Tire 24 x 2.2 Clincher Wire Black CheckoutTitle=SDG Composite Pedal Color BlackWeight 509Wheel Size 26"Requires Rate Range:500 550Lbs Color BlackWeight 509Wheel Size 26"Requires Eyelets Crank boots compatible axle Color Black Pedal Type Platform Pedal Spindle 9 16" Pedal Body Material Aluminum Spindle Material Chromoly Defined Color Black This includes a proprietary rubber compound that is both extra grippy and long lasting bigger sizing options and an all new tread pattern inspired by the original with a smooth center tread and knurled side blocks 20 Tire Type Clincher PSI 65 Diameter 24" Width 2
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