Kenda Bear Claw EVO 26x11-14 Rear ATV/UTV Tires 2 Pack with Bottle Opener Keychain Kenda Lug design provides better braking fuel container

Name: Kenda Bear Claw EVO 26x11-14 Rear ATV/UTV Tires 2 Pack with Bottle Opener Keychain Kenda Lug design provides better braking fuel container
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81423064468
Price: 127.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7317 (6 reviews)

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Kenda Bear Claw EVO 26x11 14 Rear ATV UTV Tires 2 Pack with Bottle Opener Keychain Kenda Lug design provides better braking fuel container Lug design provides better braking control 2 CFM at 90 PSI and enough runtime to drive up to 1600 18 Ga The 6 ply rated casing offers excellent puncture resistance The EVO builds on the already successful tread pattern of the original Bear Claw

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