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Kenda K-Rad Tire - 20 x 2.125 Clincher Wire Black 60tpi MFPN=11A00181 Hydraulic Bottom Out Default Settings Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Kenda K Rad Tire 20 x 2.125 Clincher Wire Black 60tpi MFPN=11A00181 Hydraulic Bottom Out Default Settings Rate Range:500 550Lbs Hydraulic Bottom Out Default Settings Reb55 Comp30 Adj Hydraulic Bottom Out Lockout 2 Spring Adjustments Preload Primary Color Black Damping Adjustments External rebound 2 position (open firm) HS&LS compression Hydraulic Bottom Out Model Hydra2 Front Rear Rear (XD) Axle Spacing (mm) 12x148 Hole 28 Spoke J Bend Brake 6 Bolt Color Pink Weight 292g Consistently the go to choice for riders of all skill levels for front and rear usage More than 10 years after its introduction the K Rad is a relevant today as when it first rolled into BMX parks across the world
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